Going Postal: The Legacy Foretold

But that didn't mean I would love it let alone remotely enjoy it. That said, Jason and Tad did an amazing job telling our story. It's fun and funny, sad and aggravating but the story of POSTAL is all of those things. Despite living through all of this insanity, it's wild to see it all told sequentially with such elegance. Cheers to the animators and entire production staff at Playtest for the job they did on this film. Make sure you go check out the games on PC, PlayStation or Switch. Tell yer friends and tell yer family. Prepare yourself, regret nothing and WATCH THIS FILM! GOING POSTAL is a 10/10!

"Going Postal" takes a deep dive into the question of whether or not violent video games lead to real world violence. Told by narrators whom I find myself rooting for through every uphill challenge. While I personally believe video games do not cause violence, each new edition of Postal challenges my views with the game's evolving graphics and play mechanics.

The animation featured in the film is both engaging and visually appealing, keeping the viewer entertained with humorous anecdotes. The music in the film does its part to immerse you into the changing atmosphere of each new chapter of the story.

I highly recommend this film to not only video game lovers, but viewers that want to watch a geniunly great film.

This review will be both characteristics listed in the title of this review. I worked on this film for a bit, and I can't believe or describe how happy I personally am with the final outcome. Tad and Jason put out a film that captures every bit of absurd fun that I experienced in filming Vince, Mike, JSJ, Mike Hunter and the rest. From Pax East in Boston (right as COVID was being announced), to LA filming Miss Carter Cruise and Mister Zack Ward, Tad and Jason put together a film that consolidates 5 years of madness into 2 hilarious and enthralling hours. Go watch it. Bring your kids.

Go kidnap someone else's if you don't have your own. It's wildly entertaining. The kids, regardless of whose they are, will enjoy it. You will love it.

Postal 2 has been with me since I was a kid. Originally me and my brother pirated the game because we had no money. We had this cheap Gateway computer that surprisingly was able to run it somehow and we played it all the time. It was the most craziest game I've ever played. It was more shocking than GTA. I can't even describe what this game has. It has racial stereotypes, pokes fun at mass shooting, you can vomit and piss, you can kill Gary Coleman, You can abuse cats and shove a shotgun up a cat's *** and works as a silencer, I mean, I could go on and on, but this game was literal insanity.

Now, 20+ years later, I own all the game and I actually paid for it this time (Sorry RWS, love you guys). And I still play it even today.

Anyways, check the documentary out, if you're truly a gaming enthusiast please give this Doc a watch and play the games. It's insane, hilarious, gorey, and ridiculous.

As a Postal fan this myself in my honest opinion but this has to be one of the better documentary I have ever watched, it has great cinematography, editing, and most importantly all the characteristic each and every person had was special, its great seeing a Postal documentary like this showing all of the up and down while producing the game, I myself am a new fan to the Postal franchise but I would recommend it, seeing all those merch I didnt even know much about is amazing in my opinion I got to learn more about the game I loved, the documentary is great way to learn more about the history of the company, and the franchise, and I loved it just for that.