poor guy
 

this is a shame the end is comming for theR rated horror only 2 weeks in theaters

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...7-91b0e0d6bf5b

go see it give the guy a few bucks and don't say it sucks if you haven't seen it or didn't like the first one see it first

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dude, piracy sucks. damn kids. i didn't actually think that something like this would hurt a movie so bad. all i mean is, there's no sound effects and stuff so the movie would suck. i know i would pay money to go see the finished version even if i saw that version.
can't say much though, cause i burn a lot of cds. but they are also gaining some money off of that too. not much though.

i'm not a big fan of theatres any more but i buy a lot of dvd's so thats how i show my support, even though i watched this movie after downloadin, lol. and i'll prolly buy it once its released on dvd since i bought the first one.

I actually like Eli Roth's films, but I like the Internet more. :D Never feel pity for a rich person. :rolleyes:
Hostel 2 is pretty good. IMO

is it better than part one?

Yes. :cool:

I'm not a fan of Roth's movies to begin with, but trying to blame video piracy for lack of interest in his recent effort and then basically telling people to run out and see it because it's "only" made the $10 million dollars it cost to make it is ludicrous. Reviews, even from fans, have panned the movie as being little more than a remake of part one. Perhaps somewhere in that $10 million spent could've been a better script or interesting characters to begin with, rather than trips to Paris and Rome to promote it. Just my two cents :rolleyes:

I don't pity him, but he raises very good points. Whatever anyone may feel about his shortcomings as a filmmaker, and he does have them, I think he has great potential (I am actually in the minority of folks that like Cabin Fever and liked a lot of the second part of Hostel) I do think he is one of the "good" guys so to speak, he is trying to keep the horror genre thriving, and I have always had the feeling he loves horror every bit as much as I do.
And at this rate, pretty soon all we are going to have to look forward to opening in the theaters is PG-13 remakes.

Amen Sister. ;)