
Photo: Getty Images
And with that, the Internet bolted into action; Boll haters at Cinematical and /Film rallied their troops and by yesterday afternoon digg users had taken up the cause. As of this morning, the petition has been signed by nearly 40,000 people, approximately 100 times the number who saw A Dungeon Siege Tale in movie theaters.
It's important to note, though, that Boll still has six movies in various stages of production, plus another one, Postal, opening in a month. By the time the petition hits a million signatures (likely by midweek), he'll probably have started work on a dozen or so more. If this noble crusade really does bring about his retirement, we still won't enjoy the fruits of his non-labor for at least half a decade, long after the release of 2010's Zombie Massacre, which actually sounds sort of awesome. Why can't the pointless, nonsensical Internet campaigns that become insanely popular ever be for practical things, like saving Cavemen, for example?
Exclusive: FEARnet Interviews Director Uwe Boll!!! [FEARnet]
Stop Dr. Uwe Boll [PetitionOnline]
Earlier: Uwe Boll vs. Steven Spielberg
Uwe Boll's ‘In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale’ Is the Movie of the Year
Email
Print
Mad Men's Nerd GirlWith a Twist

David Edelstein on Man on Wire
[title of show] Is the Meta-Meta-Meta-Musical
The Evolution of Dubstep 