Comments by "godzillavkk" (@godzillavkk) on "Top 10 Good Movies by Bad Directors" video.

  1. Well now he's back in business with good movies so why don't you haters and Airbender fans shut the fuck up?
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  2. M. Night isn't really a bad director. Look at The Visit and Split. But I'm surprised they ignored a great made by probably the King of Bad Directors. The movie was "Attack on Durfur" which is about a group of journalists, one of them played by Billy Zane, who are caught in the middle of a crossfire in the real life genocidal war being fought in the Sudaten Land. Now the journalists must struggle to survive in one of the harshest real life wars and witness the devastation is causes. The movie is famous for crossing lines that Hotel Rwanda refused to cross, such as showing a warlord take away a woman's baby, and impaling it on a spike. You might be wondering "Who directed this?" You are not going to believe this. It was Uwe Boll. Yeah, surprisingly Boll did a decent job. I think he had finally decided to stop making video game movies and had shifted his focus somewhere else. The only controversy he got was that he hired real militiamen as extras. But he didn't excercise any tax loopholes that would reward his own investements into the movie if it bombed, because it did not. It won awards and raised money to help refugees in Darfur. Boll may be greedy, but if he wanted to make a movie to help people less fortunete, I guess he's not all bad. And hey, at least he's retired now.
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