WinslowLeach wrote:Grande Rojo thanks alot for mentioning DePalma and Phantom of The Paradise in a freakin Uwe Boll review. You just "Boll tainted" the cult classic masterpiece from which my nickname is from.
Harry wrote:Uwe interjected, “Yes, it is fun to make fun of the German, because I Nazi and make movies with that Nazi Money.” Literally that brought down the house laughing.
Flumm wrote:As someone made of his name in one of the talkbacks, by calling him Uwe Boll(ocks), I voted for him to be hung by his nutsack.
Anyone else suspect that Uwe Boll doesn't really exist? I mean, it doesn't take much to turn the name Uwe Boll, into Huge Bollocks...
...I'm thinking he's an eccentric German performance artist, who has created an elaborate plan to show us all the futility of a shallow, entertainment obsessed, self reverential western culture, by ingeniusly creating the success story of the worlds worst living movie director, "Uwe Boll".
I know I'm right. Just wait and see.
John-Locke wrote:Flumm wrote:As someone made of his name in one of the talkbacks, by calling him Uwe Boll(ocks), I voted for him to be hung by his nutsack.
Anyone else suspect that Uwe Boll doesn't really exist? I mean, it doesn't take much to turn the name Uwe Boll, into Huge Bollocks...
...I'm thinking he's an eccentric German performance artist, who has created an elaborate plan to show us all the futility of a shallow, entertainment obsessed, self reverential western culture, by ingeniusly creating the success story of the worlds worst living movie director, "Uwe Boll".
I know I'm right. Just wait and see.
Seriously Flumm I thought the same thing myself, I'm not joking, it really is the only thing that would make sense.
One day the truth will come out.
Honestly, think about it, not as a joke, this is actually highly probable.
wonkabar wrote:I think it's group of people with some actor in front posing as "Uwe Boll"
wonkabar wrote:wonkabar wrote:I think it's group of people with some actor in front posing as "Uwe Boll"
Definitely a group. Like, you know how some people theorise that Shakespeare was really a collective (I don't believe that) well "Uwe Boll" is like an anti-version of that....maybe even Satanists
John-Locke wrote:I think some Germans actually like getting hung from their Ballsack, put his nut's in a vice & let him suffer for days I say.
HEADGEEK wrote:Hell, [Boll] even signed an autograph for Quint on an audience voting card that Quint had marked POOR on in advance.
John-Locke wrote:The sad thing is, in about four years there will be dozens of Uwe Boll Film Marathons, Festivals & Fan sites etc, as he suddenly gathers a strong Cult Following, and it will be all our fault for talking about him so much.
Coldfire24 wrote:I have a theory of my own. Uwe Boll actually works for Jack Thompson. Think about it. What is a great way to destory video game pr and lobbying power. By making bad movies about video games. Not only will gamers hate the game companies but sequels might be cancelled, companies go under. Game over man quite literally game over.
The Garbage Man wrote:Coldfire24 wrote:I have a theory of my own. Uwe Boll actually works for Jack Thompson. Think about it. What is a great way to destory video game pr and lobbying power. By making bad movies about video games. Not only will gamers hate the game companies but sequels might be cancelled, companies go under. Game over man quite literally game over.
That's funny, the Postal news made me think of Jack Thompson, too.
Only, in my mind it lead to an all-out 'tard fight between Thompson and Boll, in which they beat each other (even more) senseless.
That'd make for a great movie, come to think of it. I can picture it now...
TVB: Thompson Vs. Boll
"Whoever wins... we win."
John-Locke wrote:Flumm wrote:As someone made of his name in one of the talkbacks, by calling him Uwe Boll(ocks), I voted for him to be hung by his nutsack.
Anyone else suspect that Uwe Boll doesn't really exist? I mean, it doesn't take much to turn the name Uwe Boll, into Huge Bollocks...
...I'm thinking he's an eccentric German performance artist, who has created an elaborate plan to show us all the futility of a shallow, entertainment obsessed, self reverential western culture, by ingeniusly creating the success story of the worlds worst living movie director, "Uwe Boll".
I know I'm right. Just wait and see.
Seriously Flumm I thought the same thing myself, I'm not joking, it really is the only thing that would make sense.
One day the truth will come out.
Honestly, think about it, not as a joke, this is actually highly probable.
HEADGEEK wrote:There are 2 Uwe Boll's. There's the filmmaker: the inept craftsman of cinematic mung... who is improving in discernable stumbles and falls to being merely mediocre (which frankly is even worse than being epicly awful in my opinion, as being middle of the road awful isn't notable anymore). This film has all the production design and bad action of the worst episode of XENA ever. Then there is UWE BOLL - the person. In person, he seemed all those things I said above. This isn't meant to "cover my ass", the fact is - he was a nice guy, last night at the premiere of his latest vain attempt at cinematic conquest. Being a nice person doesn't mean you can make a movie well? Getting a movie made isn't proof that you're a quality filmmaker either. It just means you had enough charisma and will power to get the money and talent together to make a movie. Uwe is a shrewd businessman that understands that VideoGame films, while not popular in cinemas - make significant money on DVD and Home Video. He uses those numbers to secure his financing and the people putting up the money could care less about quality, they just want names on the posters and video boxes and a branded title. I don't particular care if I ever meet Uwe again, and certainly I don't want ANY business relations with him. But the fact is, I'm not an overtly cruel man, and no matter how much I dislike his films, I will not claim he was anything but a gentleman last night. Hell, he even signed an autograph for Quint on an audience voting card that Quint had marked POOR on in advance. That shows a degree of class on his part. But that's Quint's story.
Uwe's got some balls Oct. 27, 2005
Source: Hollywood Reporter, KristannaLoken.net by: Omar Aviles
Dungeon Siege pic You gotta hand it to Uwe Boll - the guy's got some brass balls. The good doctor is planning on releasing his latest chef-d'oeuvre, the video-game-based fantasy adventure DUNGEON SIEGE starring a cast too heartbreaking to mention, in two parts on November 3rd and December 1st of next year. You may remember somebody named Quentin Tarantino doing something very similar with his epic KILL BILL. Tarantino is a film and pop culture icon who's movies are not only some of the most influential but also consistently rank among the best films ever made and even when he split his movie in two, there was some question about how well it would be received. And the truth is that a lot of people did not (and still don't) like it, instead seeing it as a cheap trick to suck as much money as possible out of everyone. Boll, it seems, feels he is a filmmaker of Tarantino's caliber who can pull off splitting his movie in two with similar (and probably in his mind more) success. Like I said, he's got some TITANIUM nuts! By the way, the picture to the right is the first poster of DUNGEON SIEGE (high res version over HERE), which has apparently been renamed IN THE NAME OF THE KING: A DUNGEON SIEGE TALE to, you know, make it sound more grandiose and epic. Because we all know that any movie with a scope as impressive as DUNGEON SIEGE can't have a shitty two word name. No, you need at least ten words. And a colon. And definitely the word "king" in it.
RottenTomatoes.com wrote:Scott Weinberg writes: "Seems like you just can't turn on your computer without getting more news from the amazingly consistent filmmaker known as Uwe Boll. With his "BloodRayne" set to hit theaters in a few months and the ink barely dry on his "Postal" contract, the prolific schlock-slinger comes up with another press release: He will release his "Dungeon Siege" in two parts, separated by the space of one month.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Producer-director Uwe Boll has created a new distribution company, Event Film, which will release the $60 million "In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale" in two separate parts in wide release on Nov. 3, 2006, and Dec. 1, 2006. The movie stars Jason Statham, Ray Liotta and Leelee Sobieski.
In a separate development, Boll has also optioned film rights to the controversial video game "Postal," which has sold more than 1 million units despite being banned in 13 countries and having been publicly condemned by U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn. Boll has optioned the game from developer Running With Scissors with plans to film the $10 million-$15 million feature in late 2006 for a 2007 theatrical, marking the 10th anniversary of the game's release.
Regarding the plans to release "Dungeon Siege" in two parts, Boll said it will be "a huge epic adventure, and to support the exhibitors who can't accept a movie so long, we decided to split the movie in half."
Why not split the movie into eighths and sell it directly to the Sci-Fi Channel? Oh, and if you want to be in on all the snarky jokes: Just go out and rent "House of the Dead" & "Alone in the Dark" already. You know you want to at this point."
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