Obvious is the reason this film was made. Money! It was as if someone had put a knife to Radivoje Andric's throat and said make a movie. It was more like an advertising than a movie. The script and direction are very bad. The acting is much lower than the first part of the film. Already told and familiar jokes. Many characters are forced into the film for no apparent reason. Seka Sablic caused a bit of nervous in me while I watched the film, with her screaming and yelling. That's all she knows to do. The film has a lot of unnecessary and really stupid and thrown scenes. I really wanted this to work, but this definitely belongs to one of the biggest failures in the history of Serbian cinema.
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Wheels
(1998)
Don't miss this one
22 July 2022
Almost the entire action of the film takes place in one location, in a motel. It's a very interesting store, and until the last minute, the movie keeps your attention. The cast, led by Dragan Micanovic and Nikola Kojo, for whom these are probably the best roles in life, has done an outstanding job. The script was written very well and I dare say that this is one of the best Serbian films ever. However, what is truly fantastic in this film is music. Lajko Felix just dominated here. The music is really great and completely extraordinary. You simply can't miss this movie! One of the pearls of Serbian cinema!
Mlad i zdrav kao ruza
(1971)
I am your future
3 January 2020
Warning: Spoilers
As soon as you hear the film was banned in Yugoslavia, you know for certain that it carries a strong political message. The great Dragan Nikolic has been extraordinarily important to the role of a petty criminal who is growing through the film. Although the film was filmed with a one camera, which clearly says that the budget was very small and with many more details that were not done properly, the film deserves a high grade. The last sentence in the film is anthlogical, and it sounds so creepy today.
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