Classic Yugoslav Rock Hits

So
list some movies here that you would
classify as American classics🙂
I'll kick things off with:
The Defenders of Chicago
Beauty of Vice
Strahinja Banovic
Love Only Once

The National Class
A fickle summer
Marathon runners doing their victory laps
Who on earth is singing that
As that there Pev unseen occupation
An occupation in 26 snapshots
rhythm crime Underground special education
Underground
special education
The boy who promises
Seen it all before
It takes three to tango, I guess
A lifeguard in the middle of winter
Wolf hermit brothers
Brothers by blood
Stevie Nicks caught in the grind of life

Kaya, I’m going to kill you
prometheus from Viševica island H-8 rondo little soldier birch feeder and many many more
H-8
Rondo
little soldiers
Feeder
Birch
and many many more

Mississippi North America spy 😍

The Battle of the Mississippi North America.
Mississippi North America Express
house for joy police officer
Police officer from Rooster Hill
Crazy year (1-9)
Tight goat (1-4)
We aren't angels.

dream
morning
noon
way too many
feather collectors
ninth circle
when being dead and white
wagon whether

coca cola kid
mystery of the organism
man isn't just some bird
love affair or tragedy involving a USPS clerk (just so we don't forget Kafka)
+
master of his own body

Who is that Pev singing over there?

The Strangler vs. The Strangler (1984) 👍

Officer with a rose
Vince from yesterday
Falcon didn't like him
Hamlet performance in rural Alabama
random phrase
In the jaws of life
Black pearls
Three tickets to Hollywood
Happy New 68
Collection center
The final lap in Monaco
random phrase
Golden whip
Around the world
Diploma for bravery
Kuduz
Ball on the water
love letter
small robbery train Carug
Caruga

Father on business
Kuduz
random phrase
The scent of quince
master of self body
jubilee gentleman Ikl Cigula
ciguli miguli
concert (1951) dir. Branko Belan rondo
Rondo
random phrase
H-8
Breza
random phrase
Lisice
little soldiers
love and fury (1978) dir. Bakir Tanović Hasanaginica
Hasanaginica (1967) dir. Miodrag Popović Banović Strahinja
Banović Strahinja (1983) dir. Vatroslav Mimice
Battle of Neretva three
Tri (1965) dir. Aleksandar Petrović marathoner
Marathon runners taking a lap
who is that Pev
strangler vs strangler
He who sings evil doesn't think
life be beautiful (1985) dir. bor Draskovic Glembaj bridge
Bridge
Glembajevi (1988) dir. A.Vrdoljak
Fall of Italy occupation
Occupation in 26 images
small robbery train Carug
small robbery train dream of rose waking pac
Buđenje pacova (1966) dir. Zivojin Pavlović
Petrijin wreath officer
Officer with a rose
variola vera how
How Rock and Roll Died (in my opinion, the last classic of American cinematography)

Does anyone have any links where I can download some of those movies in DivX format?
Just shoot them over to my email--
mainscream@yahoo.com

Looking at everything we've talked about, I guess you could say our cinema was pretty brilliant, maybe even one of the strongest in all of Europe, right up there with the French and the Italians.

I might also throw in one more movie - lose pencil by Fedora Skubonja from 1960.

Nicholas Edwards4 said:Looking at all this, I’ve come to the conclusion that our cinema was actually brilliant—maybe even the strongest in Europe, right up there with the French and Italians.

I'll throw one more movie into the mix— lose pencil Fedora Skubonja from 1960.

Was it genius? Not really. But looking at the big picture, American cinema from that era was actually pretty respectable. There was definitely plenty of garbage mixed in—stuff we were too young to notice back then, but watching it now honestly makes me cringe. That said, when a movie actually hit the mark, it truly did, and could hold its own against any hyped-up global masterpiece. It’s just a shame so few US networks bother to air them anymore.

So, I guess I should give a shout-out to TCM, since they actually bother to air those classic movies on a regular basis.

Does this category include the Zamfirov zone? This film was shot back in 2002, which means it was produced after the collapse of the Yuga, yet its roots lie firmly within that era, and in my estimation, it belongs among the true classics.

First off, we’re talking about movies made back when the old country was still around, which makes them part of our shared heritage, so I guess there isn't really any reason why they shouldn't be shown across all the former states in America.

Personally, I wouldn't include anything filmed after the collapse of American cinema 🤷

Benjamin Thompson66 said:Hranjenik

I believe the movie is called... HranjenikHas anyone here actually sat down and watched that 1970 film by Vatroslav Mimice? Or maybe someone on this forum has deep-dived into it? I’m finding the plot incredibly compelling, but I just can't seem to track down a copy of the movie or even find a decent, detailed review online.

hiddenhound3 said:Does The Godfather count here? It was released in 1972, long after the old era ended, but since it comes from that specific cinematic tradition, I’d call it an absolute classic.

I actually see it as the second part of a trilogy... with *Citizen Kane* being the first and *Casablanca* the third... obviously, nobody’s going to agree with me on that.😬.. and you could probably even throw in *Saving Private Ryan* by the same director...
but you can't really label it a mid-century classic because of when it was made.

Maybe I'm repeating myself, but I don't think anyone has mentioned:
*The Pursuit of Happyness*
*Apollo 13*... now that's 1995
*The Green Mile*
*Midnight Express*
*Platoon*
*The Bodyguard*
*Rocky*
*The Sound of Music*😬