Paris Hilton starring in the life of Mother Teresa.

Chris Rock as Martin Luther King jr. in "Cotton field or bust"

i think that guy is hilarious and i hope he keeps making films.

Last Boll movie I saw was Far Cry and I stopped in the middle, as it was just so boring. It was just plain bad in the way it wasn't even funny.

I know I'm fucking insane, but I think his movies are getting better. A friend recommended Rampage to me, and I have to say, it's a watchable movie. The main character is very good at scaring you because he is so creepy, and I actually wanted to find out what he would do next. Maybe if he keeps trying, we'll get some good, maybe even great movies.

As a recent "Steven Seagal movie marathon" survivor I'm more or less immune to bad movies. More or less. I will check out Rampage.

I actually didn't mind "In the Name of the King" that much. (Was semi-forced to watch it with a group of friends.) Wasn't great, but as CymTyr said the actors tried their best to compensate for the director. I dislike his other films however, and utterly despise the moral character of Uwe Boll himself. The boxing stunt he pulled, sticks out in my mind as a reprehensible act. Getting your critics to fight you in the ring is one thing, but fighting people who have been given no training, and are in a different weight class, when you have been training for years is quite low.

I wish I was born in Norway. I really really wish.

Herpes is a catchable disease and I don't want that.

I just wonder if he will go straight into Ilsa territory. I certainly hope he realizes that he can't make a Schindler's List contender with his talent (and I use that word very, very lightly)

I'll punch her in the face if she comes here.

How the hell this cuntbucket could sink any lower, I don't know.

Actually, I'm more inclined to think he says "Nah, actual history is too boring, thus the Nazis shall be platoons from a hostile alien race and have superpowers!".

like he can handle that movie