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The movie is fantastic, but there’s this one thing that I found both incredibly frustrating and deeply intriguing: the way it constantly leans into such heavy claustrophobia and psychedelia. You get so used to that thick, swirling atmosphere that you finally settle into a rhythm, and then—just when you think you're safe—the film hits you with something so jarring it practically jumps out of the screen and scares the life out of you.
Hey,
I wanted to apologize for interrupting the flow and for making that awkward comment about the people posting here below.
Best regards!
What do you mean by "dark genetics"???!!!
Look, I’m asking nicely here—what exactly are you basing those conclusions on?
I am genuinely, deeply curious to understand your reasoning.
Name?
Community college? Yeah. Daughter? No.
Why go with comparisons like that? 🙂
The way people are treating each other lately is honestly pretty grim, but since when did it become an unwritten rule that you can only stick up for someone if you're dating them or related to them?!?
I mean, at least there's some logic there, I guess.
Look, let’s be real—everyone jumping in here to comment on that unpleasant incident in Key West clearly has some personal issues they need to work through. If it isn't an internal struggle, then it's definitely something involving Hribar himself. I mean, honestly, who else would have enough free time to be this pathetic and obsess over such nonsense? Though, I suppose I shouldn't be talking, considering I'm putting my own name on the line here.
In any case, it's blindingly obvious that none of the people posting here actually have a clue about what really went down or what the situation entails. If they did, they wouldn't be meddling in someone's private business. Or, at the very least, they’d have the backbone to sign their actual names instead of hiding behind these ridiculous pseudonyms. It’s just strange—they’re out here throwing shade at various leftists and other folks who don't even have a connection to Hribar, Key West, or the film industry.
And finally, if you'll excuse a little bit of me being mean—since you're all dedicating so much of your precious time to these supposedly "vital" topics, I can't help but think of that old saying: idle hands are the devil's workshop. Given that everyone here claims to be so "well-versed" in the life and work of Hrvoje PL. Hribar, I can only assume we're dealing with a group of unemployed actors or some other odd hybrid from the local arts scene.
Isn't it all pretty clear now? 🙂