Becomes a James Bond movie

Rating: 6/10 (7 January 2006)

Hostel was a big disappointing for me. I had been looking forward seeing this movie for a long time. Taratino's name was almost bigger then the actual name of the movie on the posters and so your hopes go even higher after seeing that. When I walked in out of the theater I wondered if he ever saw the movie!? The first 60 minuets of the movie is just 100% nudity, so much that I felt strange and after the movie it ran through my mind if they where trying to win the audients with that? Well it just looked ridicules. Finally we started to see some action after 60-70 minuets. The torture seemed real but it wasn't as scary as I thought it would be. The audients didn't really got to see anything except how scared the characters where and every time the throw up. Then the movie becomes a normal James Bond movie. Eli Roth had a good story, when he has practice some Ill watch the remake.
These thinks I found funny! The list BELOW contains Spoilers

The music was way too loud and did not in any way fit the movie. - When you are watching a cowboy film from 1960 happening in the desert you'll always see some kind of a "tree ball" roiling in the warm wind past the camera, when you're watching a action film happening in Mexico, a hungry skinny dog walks past the camera, in this movie a poodle dog walks past the camera in this country where you cant find a building with every four walls hanging on and no ones got money, I cried I laughed so much. - Why didn't the just crash into the children? Did the movie suddenly had to have some "horror limed"? - What did the Japanese girl expected to see in the mirror after her eye had been burned out? Why was she so surprised? - When the Paxton (Jay Hernandez) Escaped how did he know that the kinky "eating with his hand" man on the train killed his friend? Only Josh (Derek Richardson) knew that!