Very rare that I throw away a movie but...

Because he has actually started making DECENT movies, "Tunnel Rats" was surprisingly intense and "Rampage" is an instant classic but the web is overflowing with retards who take cheap potshots at the guy because all they did was sit through crap like "House of the Dead" or "BloodRayne" and continue to bash EVERYTHING he does without even watching what he does nowadays. Are you gonna tell me with a straight face that people who hated Boll with such rage years ago still sit through his movies? Most of them are full of s**t. Fact is that a lot of people who give his movies one star on IMDb do so without even having seen the film in question, either because they hate the way he took great video games like "Alone in the Dark" and turned them into mediocre stuff nowhere near the original material, or they just bash him because it's been the "cool" thing to do for years now. There are PLENTY of user comments to his movies here on IMDb that - if you've seen the movie in question - you can tell they were written by someone who hasn't even seen the film! They are just so desperately trying to get back at the guy for what he created in the past that they no longer have an opinion of their own, they're just mindless drones continuing to behave like childish crybabies and attack anything he does even without seeing it. In my book that makes them FAR dumber than any movies by Uwe Boll.

I used to be one of those brainwashed Boll-bashers myself, I saw "Alone in the Dark", went ballistic and started attacking the guy left and right, but then I actually saw some of his recent movies and realized that if he sticks to original material the guy is actually showing some decent skills as a filmmaker. For starters there are enough positive reviews of "Rampage" and "Tunnel Rats" written by serious critics not related to the childish anti-Boll-crowd, to prove that the crazy German is actually starting to make good movies. Now before you think I'm out of my mind, my favorite filmmaker is Hitchcock, my top 5 favorite film of all times is Hitch's "Rear Window", Leone's "Once Upon a Time in the West", Cameron's "Aliens", Bergman's "Fanny & Alexander" and Von Trier's "The Kingdom" (Riget) and I highly doubt if Boll will ever make a film that will come anywhere near those, but I still recognize a decent movie when I see one, even if it's made by a former crap-fest-king like Boll.