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Anorensic — 11 years ago(December 15, 2014 01:08 AM)

killed in this movie.Trivia
wat are you lookin' at

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At least there wasn't a token expendable black person in this one.
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the movie is placed in mexico. In part 3 and the series whites and blacks are killed. In the first film an asian was eaten alive.

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Yeah, considering it takes place in Mexico, and only 3 people are killed the whole movie, it's really not all that surprising. You can't kill Earl because he's the star, Burt was too much of a fan favorite to kill off, and killing off Grady or the lady (her name escapes me right now) would have been pretty dark.
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Because it takes place in Mexico and the four white people are the main characters. Even though they could have killed Grady or Burt (but then who woulda starred in the other sequels).

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