
Uwe Boll’s ‘Darfur’ Trailer Cannot Spell
Movie News By Cole Abaius on November 2, 2009 | (28) Comments
As much as you’d love for me to give the normal angry comments about how bad Uwe Boll is (and he is absolutely terrible as a director), I have something new to add to the pile of arguments against the man.
Uwe Boll can’t spell.
Or at least his marketing department can’t, because the new trailer for Darfur, a film based on a topic so far beyond Boll’s intelligence level that he’d need a twenty foot pole just to touch it with a ten foot pole, has a damned misspelling in it.

Did you mean: existence?
Say what you will about our own grammar-mistake-and-typo-ridden film site, but I’ve never (in all my years of studying film marketing), ever, ever seen a straight-up misspelling in a piece of film marketing. Let alone a trailer.
It happens at 1:39 in the trailer, but you should definitely check out the whole thing:
Thanks, Dr. Boll!
Even more fine velvet glove work about the tough issues from the world’s greatest filmmaker.
What do you think?
Source: Twitch
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