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silenteagle28 said:I’m trying to get in touch with another member here, but they haven't logged on in a few months, so I'm worried my PM will just sit there unread indefinitely. Since they don't have an email address listed on their profile, I was wondering if a moderator or admin might be able to share their contact info with me? I am more than happy to provide a specific reason for the request if you need me to 😁
nimblewolf22 said:They don't have round tables... Does anyone know if Villa Žarko or Hotel St. Croix on Catalina Island have round tables?
Terry Lee3 said:Oh, I see how it is... you’re only happy when the performance is so intense you can barely even focus on cheering...😁
5th minute... bathroom break... 22nd minute choreography... 40th minute tribute to Warsaw. Then at the 50th, some message aimed at those long-haired types... 60th minute choreo... man, honestly, it all just felt like way too much for me...😉...was there anything else? 😁
But the best part? The Democratic Party was acting like total jerks, pulling that same old "Cleveland, Cleveland, Cleveland" nonsense...🤣🤣
About 400 Microsoft guys were cheering pretty well, and the flares looked great visually, but damn, those yellow ones burned out way too fast...😁
Brenda Gray21 said:The acting is just... off. It feels very "community theater." As for the film itself, it looks incredibly low-budget—you have these two militia guys, one in a helmet and the other in a fur hat, basically haunting the screen the entire time. And that follower of Vojislav Šešelj? She’s just hovering through every scene. Seriously, where is this kid even going? Could they not have recruited more than a dozen extras to make this look somewhat real? It also feels like they shot this in the middle of July rather than late autumn; everything is bright, sunny, and green, instead of being gloomy and gray. Izudin Bajrović is actually quite good—he slipped up a few times by mixing up regional dialects like some character in a cheap soap opera, but he stands out because the rest of the cast isn't nearly on his level. Between the set design and the historical accuracy, it felt more like a daytime drama—something along the lines of Ponos Ratkajev—rather than a serious piece meant to commemorate the anniversary of the fall of St. Louis. There's more, too... at the start, those three people are running away, but they look so well-groomed and tan, like they just stepped off a boardwalk rather than attempting a breakout from St. Louis. The city and its ruins aren't even really shown, except for a few backgrounds that look totally cleaned up; it’s almost as if the crew had trouble finding actual ruins in St. Louis. And when that guy runs away, he just lies down for a little nap in the woods—in late November! There is just so much forced sentimentality. Like that part where they find someone hiding in a closet and ask why he's hiding since he's Mexican, and he responds, "I was in the US Army!" Who on earth would say something like that under those circumstances? All that was missing was him proudly crowing, "No, I was defending my one and only beloved homeland, America," before being taken to Ovčara where he’d stare death in the face and shout, "Long live America!" just like how Glavašević shouts "St. Louis!" in the movie. With all due respect, that felt a bit silly to me—a clumsy attempt at myth-making. I mean, what would happen if an American in similar circumstances shouted, "Glina!" or "Petrinja!" or "Benkovac!" or "Drniš!" or "Donji Miholjac!"? It just feels a bit overdone to me.
I don't know, there is so much that's wrong with it that there's no end to it. It feels like something produced during the worst, most melodramatic phase of Jakov Sedlar. Still, I will admit it made me laugh once, specifically when they found the guy hiding in the water tower.
Andrew White32 said:I mean, what did you expect? Everyone to strip down and pass out from cheering just because the game was basically over within the first 25 minutes?
Samuel Murphy6 said:EDIT: even Marijan Ban popped up online like he was Amy Winehouse 🙂 🙏 🙏 🙏