One Million Packs of Gum Offered If Uwe Boll is Shot
May 8th, 2008 | 10 CommentsActually, I exaggerated a bit. (…)
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Actually, I exaggerated a bit. (…)
Hack video game movie director Uwe Boll has had enough of AWESOME Hollywood action director Michael Bay’s disrespect, and has challenged to the Transformers director to a 12-round boxing match to settle it all. (…)
As you guys know, /Film has been on the Uwe Boll story since day one. Quasi-mainstream media have begun to pick up on the hilarious situation. (…)
Here is the quick recap: Hack video game movie director Uwe Boll said he would quit filmmaking if one million people signed a petition. (…)
This weekend, we posted a story on how Uwe Boll, the “filmmaker” responsible for some of the worst video game movies in recent history, promised to stop making films if one million people signed a petition against him. (…)
Ladies and Gentleman, we finally have a chance to rid the cinematic world of a cancer. (…)
Uwe Boll may not be the most popular director out there today.
Uwe Boll might not be the most innovative director out there today. (…)
Fanboys’ favorite ubermensch of suckage, Uwe Boll, may have directed his l-a-s-t big budget theatrical travesty with this past weekend’s $70 million In the Name of the King: Dungeon Siege Tale. (…)
I think most of the video game companies have come to the realization that selling film adaptation rights to Uwe Boll is a bad idea. (…)
Uwe Boll is known for creating some of the worst movies of all time out of video game adaptations (Alone in the Dark, BloodRayne, House of the Dead). (…)
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