I thought it started in "Dickless" 's office right after they essentially destroyed the city? It's been awhile since Ive watched it, could be mistaken...

Nope, it starts with Ray and Winston going into a house and a woman telling them there are 10 or 11 of them I think. They go in and start to dance to entertain the kids (one of which is the son of Peck and tells them his dad thinks they're full of crap) and then the kids chant He-Man and they leave. Can't really pull together any quotes from that scene because I haven't seen this one in a while but I liked it a lot. "Who you gonna call?" "HE-MAN! HE-MAN! HE-MAN!"

Pretty sad when sequel "ideas" are tossed around for a plotless, pointless movie at the time it's released in the first place. I finally saw 'Hostel' tonight and was not disappointed: it was as bad if not worse than I guessed it would be. I wish self proclaimed horror fans that get the opportunity to get a big movie release like this would stop with the cliches and supposed homages and make a real film already. Weak.
CK

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That was the best part....a little softcore sure but it added a much needed layer of sleeze.:rolleyes:

i'll wait till video.

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Agreed.

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Of course. Great minds think alike :D
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:D

I boycotted it as soon as I saw the previews. Most movies I have to watch for a few minutes before I know whether or not I'm going to like it, not this one. :p

I'm at Silver Shamrock's house for the month in NC and we had it on the other night. I constantly slam Eli Roth's movies after I saw the travesty that is 'Cabin Fever'. The only difference now is the budget, the money he's getting paid for this crap and Quentin Tarantino's name on it. Is it just me or was the whole "bound and gagged" setup just like a certain scene in 'Pulp Fiction' ? Ridiculous.
CK

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Was about to say the same thing. After all the nakedness the storyline kicked in and was a load of shite. Think i'll be avoiding the sequel.