xander6981 wrote: Wolverinfan wrote: Awesome. Loved it in the theater and can't wait for the bluray.

It takes a brave man to admit that. That said, I might...MIGHT...give it a rental, out of morbid curiosity.

i agree with u, and u made me laugh... yeah, i didnt know this was Uwe Boll's, but then i saw that "sticker" VIDEO GAME for PC included, and it poped into my head, bloodrayne = Uwe Boll = i'll pass

Sam Spade wrote: "Disgusting. Offensive. STUPID"

 At least he knows how we all feel about his work...

hahaha, right on... made me laugh again... this sucks lol

J S wrote: I wanna see this horse pucky about as bad as I wanna see an orgy involving Roseanne Barr, Rosie O'Donnell, Queen Latifah and Mo'Nique.

Which is to say, not at all.Oh, come on! Don't put Queen Latifah in the same category with those three... she's better than that.

Fake Shemp wrote: This is the one where he confronts his critics in the ring, what a travesty that was. Anyone remember that debacle? At the time I posted as much as not more in regards to his suckitude on IMDb, yet still didn't make his list of critics he'd be willing to fight. I actually contacted his PR people, and even though I'd dropped 25 pounds to make his ridiculous weight class restrictions, I was told I couldn't compete against him because I was considered to have had "professional boxing experience". They actually considered boxing for two years, in HIGH SCHOOL, as professional experience. So it all came down to Boll throwing down a challenge to box his critics, but only if they were underweight and had little to no boxing experience, despite the fact that he himself boxed professionally and is a rather big guy. He should have filmed the fights with him wearing a dress, because that's all he is, a little girl.

If he stop past the site and saw this, you might get your chance one day but I think he'll use this comment as fuel and lay you out. Not doubting your ability but what I'm saying is you can't screw around with foreigners because it doesn't end well. Believe me, I've witnessed things that shall remain secret.

This is the one where he confronts his critics in the ring, what a travesty that was. Anyone remember that debacle? At the time I posted as much as not more in regards to his suckitude on IMDb, yet still didn't make his list of critics he'd be willing to fight. I actually contacted his PR people, and even though I'd dropped 25 pounds to make his ridiculous weight class restrictions, I was told I couldn't compete against him because I was considered to have had "professional boxing experience". They actually considered boxing for two years, in HIGH SCHOOL, as professional experience. So it all came down to Boll throwing down a challenge to box his critics, but only if they were underweight and had little to no boxing experience, despite the fact that he himself boxed professionally and is a rather big guy. He should have filmed the fights with him wearing a dress, because that's all he is, a little girl.

Maybe someone should have gone Postal on the film set with an AK-47.....

If you stick the Blu-ray in your player and get real close to the player and breathe in through your nose, you can smell the pure s**t deteriorating your player.

Not a good smell, I might add.

i actually wanna see this even though uwe boll sucks, but i think the movie will be funny in a "f**k you!" kinda way

The only Boll film I've seen was In the Name of the King. I turned it off half-way through due to how terrible it was. I'll pass.

"Disgusting. Offensive. STUPID"

 At least he knows how we all feel about his work...

Manda of Mu wrote: I myself swore off Boll's movies after Alone in the Dark.
"Bloodrayne" was when I decided I could not take anymore.

The funny thing is you know this will be impossible to get at blockbuster and netflix for at least two weeks. I myself swore off Boll's movies after Alone in the Dark.

Wolverinfan wrote: Awesome. Loved it in the theater and can't wait for the bluray.

It takes a brave man to admit that. That said, I might...MIGHT...give it a rental, out of morbid curiosity.

This was only shown in 4 theaters here.