Hostel #1

[cycloneye]

1. "Hostel," $20.1 million
2. "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," $15.4 million
3. "King Kong," $12.5 million
4. "Fun With Dick and Jane," $12.2 million
5. "Cheaper by the Dozen 2," $8.3 million
6. "Munich," $7.5 million
7. "Memoirs of a Geisha," $6 million
8. "Rumor Has It," $5.9 million
9. "Brokeback Mountain," $5.75 million
10. "The Family Stone," $4.6 million

I saw Hostel and although has good action it has other scenes that are not so good.

[Miss Mary]

I saw the previews for Hostel. No way will I see it! More power to someone who can stomach thru it......I'd like to know if there's a moral to it though. I'd like to see Brokeback Mountain, soon.

Mary

[conestogo_flood]

I was going to see Hostle on Friday. From what I heard after missing it, DON'T SEE IT! Apparantly the theatre was full in the beginning but when it ended there was only few people remaining. It is basically scenes of human brutality and gore. You see everything, it made one of my guy friends cry. They all said it made them want to puke, but they stuck it out anyway.

[Miss Mary]

I just took a mere glance over at Hostel's page on the Internet Movie Database website. OMG, warning - this movie is extremely graphic, not only violently but se*ually too! I can't imagine the purpose of this movie. One post or topic on the message board for this movie, stated the Canandian filmaker wanted to shake up audiences, showing them how violence and pornography changes everything and impacts society. Again, the point? Sorry, I'm just not into blood, gore and the other stuff! Another topic mentions a viewer going into shock, the movie halted until paramedics could arrive. Other say it was a rumor but after what I just read about this movie, I can see someone fainting or worse from seeing it.

Mary