The Alchemist on 17/11/2010 at 15:52
i thought uwe boll wasnt really that good at anything
Kolya on 18/11/2010 at 19:27
He's good at depicting banalities, so why not. Auschwitz was just that, humans at their most banal, so he may surprise people. The trailer sure left an imprint in my memories. Going from that, the question whether the film is exploitative or depicting the real horrorshow will probably be discussed only among German academics and only for a very short time (before giving in to an unspoken fascination with their own evil ancestry, comfortably shivering in their seats). The one fatal failure Boll could make, would be not to stick to the facts but exactly, hence handing scrutinising critics the knife to his back, as that would be the end of his career. But he's probably aware of that.
hopper on 19/11/2010 at 00:03
Critics ending Uwe Boll's career?
That's an angle I didn't see.
PeeperStorm on 19/11/2010 at 01:55
I'm looking forward to seeing how the mainstream critics reconcile their impulses toward comedy and smartass remarks with the fact that it's about frickin' Auschwitz.
Muzman on 19/11/2010 at 04:50
Whatever happens, somehow I think Boll's movie won't offend me as much as Life is Beautiful.
Stan_The_Thief on 19/11/2010 at 05:39
Quote Posted by hopper
Critics ending Uwe Boll's career?
Not after this one, at any rate. Now they'll have only the liberty to worship him.
Queue on 19/11/2010 at 13:17
I'll acutally see this.... Uwe Boll's films are a little guilty pleasure of mine. :erm:
Can't help it.
hopper on 19/11/2010 at 13:58
Quote Posted by Queue
guilty pleasure
A little town in Poland.
