Eurotrip 2 ( enjoy )

Rating: 8/10 (20 July 2006)

WOW WOW WOW !!!
This movie truly kicked Eurotrip in the nuts. Jesus. Let me say something. I hate movies like Eurotrip, because I'm aware that they are cheap and stupid, but they're still making me laugh.
Back to Hostel. Somehow this movie comes to us like From Dusk Till Dawn, only this time Tarantino is not so much involved. In the beginning is nice and then boom: a lot of blood, and gore. Do not expect some typical Tarantino script or cut scenes ( one or two in the whole movie ) . This movie have other purposes, like kicking in the nuts the teen movies. This was a hit back. This movie made me cry of happiness. Hell they should have call it Eurotrip 2, just for fun. Although it does not deserve an 8 for the acting, and the feeling, and etc. . This 8/10 from me ( and I could have give it 10 very easy ) is just because...
Now let's see some connections with PULP FICTION.
Amsterdam. Well, in Pulp Fiction Travolta explains to Jackson how free Amsterdam and Europe are. All the legal s**ts...and it's funny cause it does not make any sense, for that they have very much freedom in America too ( they where gangsters remember? ). Well I'm from Europe, I know what they where talking about, but there are guys out there who got confused. Watch this movie. This is what Travolta was talking about.
And now the big connection. Europe is no such different from America. We got our psychos, they got theirs. The only difference is the perspective. This movie took the scene from Pulp Fiction ( the one from the basement ) to another level ( it does not have to be one up, just another level, an European one ).
And another thing. This movie is not an horror one. It does not have the classical tension of an good horror movie ( now-days they call Final Destination an horror movie. How low can we go ?) There where just so many movies about Europe and how beautiful and romantic is, that someone had to make a stand. This is the one: Hostel. ( it's like killing 50 Cent and raping Shakira with no philosophical intend ).