Everybody hates Uwe

If people didn't despise director Uwe Boll before, they will now.
The German director, unceremoniously referred to as the worst auteur on the scene for movies like "BloodRayne" and "Alone in the Dark," has a scene in his next movie, "Postal," in which President George W. Bush is more than just friends with Osama bin Laden.

That's according to what Boll told a GQ reporter in a piece in the March 2008 issue - bravo to the fine folks at Jiffy Lube for stocking their waiting room with up-to-date mags.
It's hard to be shocked by Boll's shenanigans. At this point, it's clear he's hungry for attention and has shown zero artistic growth in recent years.

Confession: I've only seen two Boll epics -- "Alone in the Dark" and "House of the Dead," but the uniformity of bad reviews for his latest projects gives me the confidence to make such a statement.

Not sure when, or if, "Postal," will get a U.S. release date. Some early reviews have been posted on various sites, but there's a chance the film we eventually see in the U.S. will look a bit different.
Why? Check out this clip from the movie.