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I'm waiting for an R1 release for both of those, but I don't know of any in sight.
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The cost was fine with me (£10.82 with the shipping) and the extras are the same we usually get in a region 1 release of his film (also they are subtitled, not a necessity but it helps).
Plus I like the cover for Max Schmeling
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I feel this film needs to find its way into my possession ASAP!"No presh from the Dresh!"Comment
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As you can see this review and this one are quite positive (I couldn't care less about what the imdb troll can say). Darfur I watched last week was quite good also, in fact it's been a while since I saw one of his film I didn't like, Alone in the Dark being the film in question.Last edited by Jimmy Simard; 01-04-2012, 02:50 PM.Comment
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Darfur I have on pre order. I think it will be released here some time next month or so."No presh from the Dresh!"Comment
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A pretty cool article by way of Twitch about Boll's upcoming film, Bailout: The Age Of Greed.
"Millions of people have lost everything in the financial crisis. They've lost their jobs, their homes, their life savings. In addressing the crisis, the government bailout has not addressed the problem, but instead will have a horrific impact on state economies for generations to come.
The bailout has proven more costly than the world's collected history of wars and natural disasters. Countries are going bankrupt and our economic systems are collapsing.
This film is about a man who lost everything in the bailout and who strikes back at the system that took everything he had."
Dominic Purcell, Erin Karpluk, Edward Furlong, Michael Pare, Clint Howard and Eric Roberts star.Rock! Shock! Pop!Comment
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I will buy that wall street Movie ASAP! I love Uwe!"No presh from the Dresh!"Comment
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As I do. I have almost everything he had doneOriginally posted by The Silly Swede View Post
A little bit costly (more than 30$ canadian), but I guess it will decrease between today and the release day. Anyway my pre-order is done.Last edited by Jimmy Simard; 05-10-2013, 10:02 AM.Comment
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Looks fuckin' rad!"Ah! By god's balls what licentiousness!"
Marquis de Sade, The 120 Days of Sodom.Comment
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So I just saw Attack on Wall Street. Slow moving and with some kind of plot instead of all out carnage it was still all right. Hell, it was even a better film then Wall Street 2. The only real issue with the film is that it is super predictable and cliche, and that the carnage is not enough of the total running time. But I enjoyed it."No presh from the Dresh!"Comment
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Tonight I saw "Suddenly" by Uwe Boll. A remake of a 1952 film I had never Heard of. This time shot in a couse in nowhere Canada with what appears to be a "one take per scene" policy, which leads to shitty acting all around. Especially Ray Liotta and Dominic Purcell seem to outsuck eachother. Michael Paré, a veteran of 15 Boll films, seems so used to this practice that he still delivers his wooden acting style. Not a very good film, but I felt that the script in the hands of a more competent director could have been a solid DTV film.
So.... am I the only one who keep watching this auteur, and dare I say greatest German artist since Werner Herzog?"No presh from the Dresh!"Comment
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You aren't alone... I'm kind of overdue in my Uwe Boll's movies purchasing.
I have to get Attack on Wall Street, Suddenly (I didn't know about that one) and Zombie Massacre (wich I expect sadly to be awfull) early next year to be up to date in my collection. But I like his movies and since my taxes have paid for them in part why not watching them and being supportive
Now can he release In the Name of the King III?Comment
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