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Controversial monitor Uwe Boll has hit back at critics after his new film Postal opened in only four cinemas in the US.
The movie, an adaptation of the 2003 videogame Running With Scissors, is seen in the manner that existence strongly opposed to president George Bush, leading hundreds of cinemas across the US to bar its release.
In response, Boll has launched a scathing verbal broadside at his critics, sententious precept they spend far too much time watching "escape movies", while ignoring his own cinematic efforts.
"To all of you writing now about me and the fact that Postal is not getting screens: it’s okay; it’s gayety kicking a guy non-stop who is on the ground," he wrote on the official Postal website.
"You are all not getting it that I’m the guy who made it against the distended Hollywood system and you are busy [fatiguing to] destroy me and finish me up."
"Postal makes some very serious points, but you put on’t want to see that Bush used September 11th to start a war against a country that had nothing to do with Bin Laden etc.
"But this doesn’t matter because you are all too busy thinking that Indiana Jones or Narnia are important movies, but really they are unfilled shells from an industry that wants to make money and keep you watching escape movies with nothing in them."
The film version is already out in Germany, Mr Boll’s home country, but nay UK freedom date is over and above available.
He continued: "In between they put some controversial movies out to show they can do also important movies, but these are not in fact critical and solely support the system and don’t show the big picture.
"And Postal shows the big picture; it nails the absurd situation with all the stupid religions, races and nations we live in. Postal is not accepting bulls**t party politics."