which scenes would you remove?

I know Boll is German. I simply meant that the character's frustration was unwarranted. The other cop says "glass" instead of "glasses". That causes Greg to go on a rant about why he hates foreigners. That should not have been enough to set him off. His rant was just over the top. I'd settle for a *beep* foreigners". Instead we get a stupid, unwarranted, over the top rant.

English is the international language and there are translation problems. I can't get enough of beautiful woman. If they are already teasing me, I say tease me more, and quit mixing rape with humor, once for all.

"i like how you want to remove scenes for "bad taste" yet you refer to Verne Troyer as a dwarf, are you hypocritical or just an idiot? "

Just to clue you in, Verne Troyer is a dwarf, the technical name for the medical condition is dwarfism hence dwarf.

Midget is considered derogatory and if you want to be super PC about it then "little people" is the preferred term but dwarf is OK, certainly not massively offensive.

From a filmmaker's perspective, there's a lot of tweaking that needed to be done: jokes that didn't go anywhere, scenes that ended too early, scenes that weren't as well developed....I felt 'Postal' was but one or two rewrites away from being absolutely amazing.

In the case of 'jokes that didn't go anywhere', I would have to remove the whole wheelchair guy/profiteering cop scenes. The concept isn't *bad*, but the joke just isn't funny enough to be stretched out as long as it was.

As far as all the "offensive" scenes, there was nothing I felt should have been removed. The bus hitting the baby, the kids dying, the Dave Foley nudity...what would this movie be without it?

This wasn't bad for a Boll movie. The scene with Verne Troyer being raped by the monkey was hilarious. I wouldn't cut a damn thing, if you're going to be offended by this then why the fnck did you rent it in the first place? Funnily the game is banned in NZ, but the movie uncut with an R16 rating. It's refreshing to see a movie like this in today's ultra-PC world. I never thought I'd say this in a million years but I think I'll buy my own copy.