| | Postal DVD (2 Customer Reviews)
| Category | Comedies DVDs, Action Movies, 9/11 Videos, Osama bin Laden | | Starring | Zack Ward, Verne Troyer, Dave Foley, J.K. Simmons, David Huddleston, Larry Thomas, Chris Coppola, Jackie Tohn | | Director | Uwe Boll | | Composer | Jessica De Rooij | | Director of Photography | Mathias Neumann | | Producer | Uwe Boll, Shawn Williamson, Daniel Clarke | | Screenwriter | Uwe Boll |
An outrageously funny, irreverent, over-the-top spoof on the American way of life. Stars: Zack Ward, Dave Foley, Larry Thomas, and Verne Troyer. Prolific director Uwe Boll takes a break from horror films such as ALONE IN THE DARK and BLOODRAYNE for this outrageous comedy. Starring Verne Troyer and Dave Foley, POSTAL boasts boatloads of politically incorrect humor. Postal | List Price | $26.99 (You save $5.94) | | Studio | Universal Music & Video Distribution | | Orig Year | 2008 | | All Time Sales Rank |  37407  | | CD Universe Part number | 7685388 | | Catalog number | 268 | | Discs | 2 | | Release Date | Aug 26, 2008 | | Rating | Unrated | | Running Time | 109 Minutes | | Additional Info | Widescreen; Unrated | | Movie Details | Color; Widescreen; Unrated |
Postal Movie Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   Dismiss his previous movies, this is 1 movie worth watching!
I have to say, Uwe Boll sure does have a way of ruining game movies. Bloodrayne was bad. Alone in the Dark was worst. This is one of Uwe Boll's better movies. Sure it has a stupid plot and a lot of it doesn't make sense, but it's funny and you'll probably like it even if it's just a once-through. I highly recommend you give this movie a chance...
Submitted by blackcorz (Perth, WA, Australia) 
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 not bad for a uwe boll flick
It is vary offensive but is like the video game. It is not for every one and yes this movie is vary sick in the head and i would not even go for 4 stars because it is not a movie for 9/11 people and the vary bagining was not so cool thing to be made fun of. other then that it is ok...
Submitted by kylepowling (massachusets)
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 Not for anybody in general...
If you don't give a crap about anybody or just plain don't get offended by anything, this movie will make you laugh.
It touches on some of the most sensitive things (such as the 9/11 bombings in the first 3 minutes of the movie), and there will be millions upon millions of people offended.
This movie isn't for everybody.. It's for the degenerates like myself who can laugh at things that everybody takes to seriously.
Be that as it may, it will be a great movie!
Submitted by jeffsballs (Canada)
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Not Just For Fans Of The Game
From the small amount of the movie I've seen it is a reasonably good recreation of the game. For those who like stupid humour (like the Scary Movie series) and almost commical violence (Three Stooges but worse) this is going to be a movie well worth seeing just for laughter therapy. Like any great parody film it hits way below the belt at many icons of society, and urban fables.
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