BloodRayne II: Deliverance

:huh: WHERE WAS THIS? I was at freaking Comic-Con, I wanted to see if Boll was there, I remember him saying he was going to show up... but neither he nor his movies appeared anywhere on the schedule or the show floor...

He was there, He showed a trailer/clip of Postal and Seed, and also the trailer to Blood Rayne ll. He also talked about Far Cry and Alone in the Dark 2.
 
He was there, He showed a trailer/clip of Postal and Seed, and also the trailer to Blood Rayne ll. He also talked about Far Cry and Alone in the Dark 2.

Where? When? Did you see it?

What did he say about Alone in the Dark 2? Honestly, that's the only one of his movies that I thought had even the tiniest seed of promise in it.
 
You do know that Uwe Boll exploited a clause in German law which allowed to turn a personal profit from every film, and secure future funding as well?

However this loophole is offically ammended now, which means after this movie, he won't be able to get away with making bad movies in theory.
 
You do know that Uwe Boll exploited a clause in German law which allowed to turn a personal profit from every film, and secure future funding as well?

However this loophole is offically ammended now, which means after this movie, he won't be able to get away with making bad movies in theory.

After Far Cry you mean? I don't know if he has anything else lined up after that.

But yeah I knew that. Pretty funny stuff.
 
He was there, He showed a trailer/clip of Postal and Seed, and also the trailer to Blood Rayne ll. He also talked about Far Cry and Alone in the Dark 2.

that right there is yet another sign he doesnt even give a **** about his movies...

he can make like 20 in only a year
 
Where? When? Did you see it?

What did he say about Alone in the Dark 2? Honestly, that's the only one of his movies that I thought had even the tiniest seed of promise in it.

Yes, he just talked about returning to the project and then he allowed the main actor to come on and talk about the film. *Just like he did with Malthe on Blood Rayne.

After Far Cry you mean? I don't know if he has anything else lined up after that.

Blood Rayne lll and possible sequels to Far Cry and Postal.
 
that right there is yet another sign he doesnt even give a **** about his movies...

he can make like 20 in only a year

I think that's Boll's major problem. He gets attached too so many films that he isn't able to give it is all. I mean his directing style is a very independent style that you have to like. He also needs to try and get better writers for his scripts.
 
THIS MOVIE'S GOING TO KICK ASS WOOOHOOOOOOO

yeah!!! wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

ha ha yeah! heh... -_-
 
Yes, he just talked about returning to the project and then he allowed the main actor to come on and talk about the film. *Just like he did with Malthe on Blood Rayne.

When you say "the main actor," I guess that means it's not Slater or Dorff or even Reid...
 
I think that's Boll's major problem. He gets attached too so many films that he isn't able to give it is all. I mean his directing style is a very independent style that you have to like. He also needs to try and get better writers for his scripts.

Well, he had a script that was better and made sense for Alone in the Dark...but tossed it out. Basically the samething...same events...just less plot holes and some different death scenes, really.
 
http://www.gamespot.com/news/show_b...=convert&om_clk=morenews&tag=morenews;title;3

The Post goes Postal on Uwe Boll

Uwe Boll isn't exactly what folks call a "critics' darling," and that's not due to any prejudice harbored by jaded film reviewers. Not merely satisfied with desecrating gaming franchises with B-movie rejects such as BloodRayne and Alone in the Dark, Boll has physically accosted those who have hated on his work. All in good sport, of course. And while it could be argued that Boll's films are a crime against humanity, it's up to the courts to decide if the much-maligned game-to-film auteur has now committed an actual crime in a publicity stunt for his latest film.

As reported by The New York Sun, The New York Post filed suit against the German "filmmaker" in the US District Court of Manhattan earlier today due to the marked similarities between its Web site and two promotional sites Boll launched for his latest game-to-film sensation, Postal. In the suit, The Post states the two sites are a "brazen and unlawful infringement of the New York Post's valuable intellectual property." The Post has petitioned the Court to prohibit Boll's use of the two Web sites, transfer the domain names to The Post, and award the newspaper unspecified damages.

According to the The Post, the spat began when the newspaper ran in its April 15 edition an article that called Postal "the first mass-marketed film to mock the tragedy of 9/11." Boll responded by launching the two sites, which exhibit a similar layout, color scheme, and moniker as the The Post's Web site. However, Boll's sites display inflammatory images of Middle Eastern terrorists and self-promoting stories, as well as links to various photo-ops promoting Boll's film. A disclaimer at the bottom of the page reads, "ACHTUNG! SATIRE!"

For those keen on witnessing a train wreck, Boll's parody sites also peg Postal's release date as October 4, a Thursday.

I hope the court puts a restraining order on him never to get within 20 feet of a movie set again!
 
I still haven't seen BloodRayne.....
 
I saw the good parts! wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo(0)(0)oooooooooooo
 
Rent it just to see Loken's (.)(.), other than that, it's straight trash.


And how the hell did Boll show up at Comic Con, you'd think he'd have been booed out of the entire place!
 
Rent it just to see Loken's (.)(.), other than that, it's straight trash.


And how the hell did Boll show up at Comic Con, you'd think he'd have been booed out of the entire place!

Wouldn't go that far. About on par with Predator 2 and Pathfinder. Had some good/nice camera angles...but nothing else really. Only can think of a few good shots/scenes.
 
Wouldn't go that far. About on par with Predator 2 and Pathfinder. Had some good/nice camera angles...but nothing else really. Only can think of a few good shots/scenes.

Ugh, don't compare this noise to Predator 2, which was a damn great sequel. :csad:
 
Rent it just to see Loken's (.)(.), other than that, it's straight trash.


And how the hell did Boll show up at Comic Con, you'd think he'd have been booed out of the entire place!

That's about all it's worth even then it's the worst sex scene. It tops the ALONE IN THE DARK sex scene in randomness and level of pointlessness.
 
Loken and her replacement are the about the only reasons to watch the series. Don't expect much from this one and it's other sequel.
 
Just watched Bloodrayne II: Deliverance
Gregory Conley takes a look at the newest Uwe Boll film Bloodrayne II: Deliverance.

About a week and a half ago I received the film. The film is set to hit stores on September 18th. Here's the artwork:



As I write this it’s only been twenty minutes or so since I finished watching Bloodrayne II: Deliverance. I’m not a fan of posting full reviews of movies more than a couple weeks before they hit shelves, so I’ll parse it down to a few sentences.

Natassia Malthe (the new Rayne) has negative charisma … Zack Ward (the antagonist Billy the Kid) is wacky … The movie is fun but Uwe Boll is incapable of deciding what tones he wants his movies to have.

I wanted to like it, but it quickly became tedious. I never bothered to watch the original Bloodrayne, but I can’t imagine this being much better or worse.

The plot? Bloodrayne battles vampires in the wild west. Not enough for you? Well, Bloody Disgusting posted a description a couple months ago.

Newton Piles (CHRIS COPPOLA), a reporter on assignment for the Chicago Chronicle, has come to Deliverance, Montana, to write tales of the Wild West. But until the railway comes through next week, Deliverance is the quietest town on the frontier. All of that is about to change. Led by Billy the Kid (ZACK WARD), a hoard of evil cowboys goes on a rampage, slaughtering townspeople and rounding up children. Billy spares Newton’s life, promising to give him the greatest story ever told.

Behind the decimation of Deliverance is the diabolical and out of control Billy the Kid (ZACK WARD). A 357-year old Transylvanian vampire, Billy is hell-bent on creating his own kingdom in the New World. Using the railway, he is building an army of cowboy vampires to take over the country. But Billy meets his match in Rayne (NATASSIA MALTHE). The product of the unnatural union of a vampire and a human, Rayne is a Dhampir: she wields all the powers of a vampire, yet none of the weaknesses. Born over a century earlier in Romania, Rayne has been hunting vampires for a long time. Now she has her sites set on Billy.


Like the first Bloodrayne, The DVD will come with the Bloodrayne PC game. Also included will be a commentary track and interview with Boll, outtakes, deleted scenes, and a "Digital Bloodrayne Comic Book — An Industry First."

I recommend that your rent the film.





 

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