Posts by Paul Mendoza8

coastalpanther17 said:Why use those kinds of comparisons? 🙂

The way people are acting toward one another is appalling, but since when did we decide that you can only defend someone if you're dating them or related to them?!?
Well, that's progress, I guess.

So, college girl, what’s your major? Did you get in on your first try? Are you a freshman?

northerncrane4 said:But M. Š. hasn't been an American university student for years, nor is she part of Vision, whereas his daughter was just hired. It just confuses me why he refers to the father as "the aforementioned Hribar," while simultaneously lecturing others about hiding behind "comical pseudonyms" (even though hers is by far the most ridiculous).

Even Neven Hitrec recently gave credit to some Hrvoje Hitrec for writing his script! He didn't even offer a simple, human "thanks, man"—just the full name and surname. Is that how they do things in those old-money families in New York? Hribar's daughter really ought to be smarter than that, regardless of what we think of him.
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northerncrane4 said:It’s not Mary, man. It’s the genes.

Unbelievable! Have you seen little Goran Miller's kid? The way he looks at his dad—smart kid! I can't buy the "it's just genetics" argument. I'm still torn between vizija and ali M. Š.

coastalpanther17 said:Look, let's be real—everyone here ranting about that unpleasant incident in Key West clearly has some personal issues to work through (if not with themselves, then certainly with Hribar). I mean, who else would be unemployed and pathetic enough to obsess over such idiocy? Not that I’m one to talk, considering I’m actually putting my name to this.
In any case, it's glaringly obvious that nobody posting here has a single clue what actually happened or what the deal is. If they did, they wouldn't be digging into his private business, or they’d at least have the guts to sign their real names instead of hiding behind these ridiculous pseudonyms. It's absurd—they're busy attacking leftists and other people who have absolutely nothing to do with Hribar, Key West, or the film.
And finally, a little something wicked from my side: since you're all dedicating your precious time to these "vital" topics, I can't help but remember the old saying—idle hands are the devil's workshop. Given that everyone here claims to be an "expert" on the life and work of Hrvoje PL. Hribar, I can only assume we're dealing with a bunch of idle actors or some other hybrid sector of the local arts scene.
Isn't it all perfectly clear now?🙂

Was this written by a psychic or just someone completely out of their mind?

Look, look—someone actually watches a movie and looks up! 😲

Richard Hernandez13 said:I wish he’d just kill himself—but let me be the one to pull the trigger.

Are you insane? You’d turn him into a martyr! No, he needs more funding so he can churn out more "masterpieces." And then he can sit for endless interviews where he acts all lucid and witty.
Though, I have to admit, I voted for the new baby in the poll. What can I say? I’m just a fragile woman/mother/homemaker.

One of the rare times Al Pacino actually hits the mark was Saturday night on TV—Carlito's Way.
But honestly? Sean Penn was the absolute genius here. 👍

😍 Bobby 😍
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Al Pacino is always overacting, and Robert De Niro only does it when he absolutely has to. Even then, you can tell he's just going through the motions.

some random idiot said:he should just have a kid with Boris Miholjević.

Hey, random guy—first post ever and you're already jumping straight to that?🙏

p.s. If we're talking about candidates for the mother of his child, I’d actually put Bojandars Alić in the running—or maybe even a drag queen performing under the name Nives Ivanković.

quietdriver3 said:f.) put him to sleep with a gun 👍

not until he’s successfully spread his seed a few more times!

Jose Chase2 said:Then I'm definitely skipping his game.👍

What about showing some solidarity in their struggle? Or should we just stick to "Buy American"?😁

darkbadger132 said:Jućetr, I was at Madison Square Garden watching "sex, drugs, and rock & roll." Honestly, I’m speechless. The violence and sheer brutality on screen were shocking. Is this actually what America and its sports fans look like? Has anyone else seen this movie?

Lucky you! If I’d actually seen that movie instead of just sitting there dying of boredom, maybe I would've had a good time.

Jose Chase2 said:🙏 🙏 🙏 I made this smiley up just for you, Karen Diaz32. 👍

Jose Chase2, 😍 I might have to start sending my men to you for training. 😉

Hey, I love this! It’s just like that scene in Clerks where some guy wanders into a video store and asks: Do you have that one with that guy who was in the movie that was out last year?
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And what about you, Dr. Freud?

poirot said:Karen Diaz32, is this coming from experience? Did you actually get caught up in it, or are you just bitter because you didn't (like me)?

Bitterness is for the living. If we were dead, we wouldn't feel a thing.😉

Besides, you don't need to jump into a frozen lake in the middle of January to know the water is cold.

Just give up, forget about it, or pack your bags and move to another country.
Though, you could always just click here.

A History of Violence
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Paul Mendoza8 said:Can anyone name an American actor who pulled off a massive transformation for a movie role?

Anyone?

Darija Knez in the film LET IT BE. Nobody’s seen that movie, nobody even noticed she was in it, yet somehow she snagged a Golden Rose for the performance. Talk about skill—being so understated and invisible, yet still...
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1. Nashville
2. McCabe & MRS
3. M*A*S*H
4. Short Cuts
5. player
6. wedding
7. Gosford Park actually hits much harder watching it on TV than I remember seeing it in the theater.

Altman 😍