Movies: Uwe Boll retires

[BonMorrison]

http://io9.gizmodo.com/blubberella-auteur-uwe-boll-to-retire-from-filmmaking-1788265334

Thank you Jesus.

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[Jumptheshark]

This is not not the first time he quit

 

[Dipsy Doodle]

If he doesn't quit this time, I'll box him.

 

[firewagonHOCKEY]

Him beating up on Lowtax was the best thing he ever did.

 

[Acadmus]

Even in this bleakest of times, a light shines above us promising hope and salvation...

 

[izzy]

The Rampage movies weren't bad. I mean, the idea is pretty disturbing but Brendan Fletcher nailed the role

I think it's hilarious he made "In the Name of the King" and for 60 mil and it only made like 5 million. He made 2 more to make it a trilogy after that massive loss lol

Also is he in love with Dominic Purcell/Michael Pare or something?

 

[kingsholygrail]

 

[Blackhawkswincup]

The Rampage movies weren't bad. I mean, the idea is pretty disturbing but Brendan Fletcher nailed the role

I think it's hilarious he made "In the Name of the King" and for 60 mil and it only made like 5 million. He made 2 more to make it a trilogy after that massive loss lol

Also is he in love with Dominic Purcell/Michael Pare or something?

The guy from the Philadelphia Experiment and Eddie and the Cruisers? I hadn't seen him in anything in years

Infact it was the crappy sequels from those movies (Not that originals were that good) that I assume were straight to video for those movies that I last recall seeing him in

He was in a lot of straight to VHS stuff in late 80's/early 90's

 

[izzy]

The guy from the Philadelphia Experiment and Eddie and the Cruisers? I hadn't seen him in anything in years

Infact it was the crappy sequels from those movies (Not that originals were that good) that I assume were straight to video for those movies that I last recall seeing him in

He was in a lot of straight to VHS stuff in late 80's/early 90's

He's in 14 of Uwe Bolls movies and in his biography movie thing

 

[clefty]

He pretty much disappeared from notoriety ever since the German government closed the tax loophole (or something like that) he was scumming off to finance his slop. As a result, his stuff the last few years seems to be so low budget for anyone to notice, and it always seemed like attention - even negative - was his greatest motivator.

 

[aleshemsky83]

This is not not the first time he quit

Has he made a movie since they closed the tax loophole in germany?

looked it up, hes made many since. Sounds like he really is just retiring.

 

[NewtJorden]

I'm pretty sure i'll survive this news.

 

[Burner Account]

Thanks for the Far Cry movie

 

[Natey]

He had a few alright movies. Rampage, Darfur, etc.