"The thing people fear most isn't dying, it's being forgotten."
-Shiori Kitano

I probably enjoyed this more then I was supposed to. In no way, shape or form does this measure up to the first one though. It's definitely an entry in the history of "sequels that lost their way", but I enjoyed it for what it was. The anti-American sentiments in the film are so in-your-face and outrageous that I can't help but give it 3 stars for being so astonishingly bold.