COVID-19 updates and discussion
in Health ·
My neighbor in my apartment complex works as a flight attendant, and when we crossed paths outside the building earlier today, she looked like she was coming down with a nasty cold. 🙂
Home ›
Gregory Taylor4 › Posts
Posts by Gregory Taylor4
6 posts shown.
Sudčev Deathly Sin (Book & Movie)
in Movies ·
From what I’ve managed to dig up through some strictly confidential sources, we should be getting the actual release date on their website very soon... I mean, damn, Sturta, that’s actually some pretty solid info you've got there..
Sudčev Deathly Sin (Book & Movie)
in Movies ·
I told you guys a few days ago I’d look into this... so, here are my thoughts... honestly, both the movie and the book are brilliant. Every single detail, every scene, even the soundtrack—it's all been crafted down to the last little bit. You can just tell the whole project was meticulously planned out. It feels like Ivan Jakov Kristić is at the absolute peak of his creative game here, even if it's his first time really hitting the mainstream media. Those raw, authentic clips? They're incredible, shocking, and then some... all the arguments and controversies are perfectly aligned and pushed to their breaking point without feeling forced. I won't spoil anything because I don't want to ruin the experience of watching or studying this multi-layered masterpiece... though, I have this nagging feeling that the actual end of the story—the truth the director and author are playing with so effortlessly—is somehow hidden inside an RFID chip... so, yeah, I'm considering that possibility too. Also, I'd definitely recommend reading the book before diving into the film itself, since the movie acts almost like a sequel or a continuation of the broader work... but hey, we'll get to that later...
Sudčev Deathly Sin (Book & Movie)
in Movies ·
he he heh, who would've thought...
Actually, I met Ivan Jakov Kristić in person once during a pilgrimage out in the countryside. Back then, his reputation as a judge wasn't even a fraction of what it is now, though he was already busy forming his little groups. There were even whispers going around about some of his secret rituals, but man, that was a lifetime ago...
Anyway, this whole situation is definitely worth looking into..
Actually, I met Ivan Jakov Kristić in person once during a pilgrimage out in the countryside. Back then, his reputation as a judge wasn't even a fraction of what it is now, though he was already busy forming his little groups. There were even whispers going around about some of his secret rituals, but man, that was a lifetime ago...
Anyway, this whole situation is definitely worth looking into..