Hrvoje PL. Hribar

What is a director without a negative copy?

f.) put him to sleep with a gun 👍

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

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

Someone should just have a baby with Boris Miholjević

some idiot said:they should have a kid with Boris Miholjević

Now that would be interesting—that child would be both an aunt/uncle and a sibling to the youngest kid in the family at once, and Boris Miholjević would end up being his own daughter's stepdad.

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.

Honestly, let him just go relax in Key West, everyone needs a break once in a while... I'm skipping my trip this year too... 😢 😢 😢

I haven't totally given up hope that Hribar might actually find that magic he had back in the mid-nineties. "Washington National Cathedral" was definitely one of the funniest—maybe even the best—American movies out in the last fifteen years, and that documentary about Washington, D.C. was pretty solid too. "Sleeping Pill" was a total disaster, but looking at his early stuff, I’m still willing to give Hribar some credit, despite all the recent garbage and this whole mess...

stormyviper11 said:"Washington National Cathedral" is easily one of the most entertaining—maybe even the best—domestic films from the last fifteen years

Look, I wouldn't know—since I stopped watching right when some DC intellectual, interpreting Sven Medvešek BBB, gets cornered in his apartment by a guy waving a knife in his face and says: "You're waving that knife just like Leone with his scissors."

"I wish he’d just end it all, but I want to be the one pulling the trigger."

Honestly, this guy is exhausting... like, way too much for our little corner of the world to handle.

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.

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? 🙂

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?

coastalpanther17 said:Look, honestly—first off, everyone jumping on this whole unpleasant incident in Key West seems to have some personal issues to work through (if not with themselves, then definitely with Hribar). I mean, who else would be bored and pathetic enough to obsess over such nonsense? Then again, who am I to judge when I'm right here participating in the thread myself.
In any case, it’s glaringly obvious that nobody posting here actually knows what really happened or what this is even about. If they did, they wouldn't be meddling in someone's private business. Or, at the very least, they'd have the guts to be decent and sign their actual names instead of hiding behind these ridiculous pseudonyms. It’s strange—they're busy attacking various leftists and other people who don't even have a connection to Hribar, Key West, or the film.
And finally, if you'll excuse my bit of malice—since you're all dedicating your precious time to these "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 an "expert" on the life and work of Hrvoje PL. Hribar, I can only assume we're dealing with unemployed actors or some other niche subset of the local arts scene.
Isn't it all becoming pretty clear?🙂

It's simple: people have a right to their own opinions. If someone wants to trash Hribar, they will. If someone wants to praise him, they'll do that too.

Is that really so hard to grasp?

coastalpanther17 said:Look—first off, every single person above bashing the incident in Key West clearly has some personal baggage to work through—either with themselves or specifically with Hribar—because honestly, who else would be bored and pathetic enough to obsess over such nonsense? Not that I should chime in, considering I’m putting my own name on the line here.
The bottom line is that none of you commenters actually have a clue what really went down. If you did, you wouldn't be digging into his private life—or if you were that bold, you'd at least use your real names instead of these ridiculous handles. It’s absurd—you’re all out here attacking leftists and random people who have zero connection to Hribar, Key West, or the film itself.
And since we're being "serious"—if you're going to waste your precious time on these "vital" topics, I can't help but remember the old saying about idle hands being the devil's workshop. Given how "expertly" everyone here claims to know Hribar's life and work, I can only assume we're dealing with a bunch of unemployed actors or some other niche sector of the American arts scene.
Isn't it obvious?🙂

Unconditional love for one's father is a beautiful thing.

coastalpanther17 said:I’m assuming this refers to UNEMPLOYED ACTORS or other sectors and hybrids within the local arts scene.

You're completely off base—this is about EMPLOYED ACTORS or other sectors and hybrids of the American arts scene.

coastalpanther17 said:Honestly? First off, everyone in this thread talking about that mess down in Key West clearly has some personal issues to work through—either with themselves or specifically with Hribar. I mean, who else would be bored and pathetic enough to waste their life obsessing over such idiocy? Then again, who am I to judge, since I’m out here putting my own name on the line too.
The truth is, it’s blindingly obvious that none of you people actually have a clue what really went down. If you did, you wouldn't be digging into someone's private business. Or at least, you'd have the guts to be decent and sign your actual names instead of hiding behind these ridiculous usernames. It's hilarious how everyone wants to take shots at liberals and other folks who don't even have anything to do with Hribar, Key West, or the movie itself.
And just to be a little petty—since you guys are spending all your precious time debating these "vital" topics, I can't help but think of that old saying: idle hands are the devil's workshop. Given that you all claim to be so "well-versed" in the life and work of Hrvoje PL. Hribar, I can only assume you're all unemployed actors or some other weird hybrid from the local arts scene.
Isn't it all starting to make sense now?🙂

Mary, do you enjoy getting slapped in the face?

some idiot said:Mary, do you like it when they finish on your face?

Not quite, Mary—it's more about leaving an heir.

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.

Paul Mendoza8 said:Unbelievable. Did you see little Goran Milić's kid? The way he carries himself—dad giving him a kiss on the forehead—the kid is sharp. I honestly can't believe the lineage. I'm still torn between vizija and M. Š.

Except M. Š. hasn't been at any local university for years, nor has anyone at vizija, whereas the father's little darling was just hired. It’s just confusing why she calls him "that Hribar" while simultaneously judging everyone else for hiding behind "ridiculous pseudonyms"—even though hers is easily the most ridiculous of them all.

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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