Director Uwe Boll, whose new movie "In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Adventure" will be his fourth in a string of video-game adaptations, told SCI FI Wire that it will be the first to have a PG-13 rating. "This movie is way too big to risk not having a PG-13," Boll said in an interview on the set in Vancouver, B.C. "If a guy gets stabbed, we don't show the impact. We don't have a prosthetic with blood coming out. What we do is the guy is on the ground and he has some blood on his body. There are so many battles that if we featured the blood in a major way, with blood effects, we would have no chance to get a PG-13 at all. It will be, in total, not easy to get a PG-13. We will get the PG-13, but we will have maybe an R-rated DVD version."