A Serbian Film

[nad]

I still can't find this on DVD, and that makes me sad.

Bork.

[Companda]

Piotr Shabelsky-Bork was a dick.

[nad]

Holy hell, with me being such a huge Nabokov fan you'd think I would have known about that Bork dick. Fuck that guy.

[culturejam]

The main character's flash-back porn stache is EPIC.

Fuck. Now I'm going to have to watch it.

This is the kind of shit that only comes from the minds of eastern Europeans.

[unownunown]

i... wikipedia'd it and read the description.

no words.

[smile_man]

pussy.

[unownunown]

i'm sorry i'm not heartless and stuff

[madmax1012]

i like some pretty strange stuff, but that trailer alone disgusted me...



regardless, when it comes to japanese horror torture, the final scene from "the audition" still takes the cake.



[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb0OUSEuX44[/youtube]

[nad]

When the woman and I watched Audition, she fell asleep about 30 minutes in due to boredom. She didn't wake up until after the credits and asked if the movie got any more interesting as it progressed.

[Bellyheart]

That song in the trailer is fire and apparently that guy did the soundtrack which is another plus for me

[DarkAxel]

i... wikipedia'd it and read the description.

no words.

um... yeah... i don't think i could watch this

i didn't feel very well watching Irreversible either (and A Serbian Film sounds like the Irreversible rape scene happening to my brain)

[Bassus Sanguinis]

Not for me I usually don't judge art by hear-say and reviews, but I tend to get touchy with some issues this movie definitely doesn't study, but rather gets stuck in.

I've got nothing against shocking flicks as long as there's point in it, not just making the stinking money off the gornohounds. It seems to have become a coffee table conversation movie - even people who haven't seen it seem to have strong opinions. And since it's become a discussion subject, I've heard about this so much I can't be caught off-guard, so it'd be no point for me to see it, if it's not meant for entertainment. AND if it was MEANT for entertainment, I definitely would NOT watch it.

I'm not saying Srpski film wouldn't have point to it, but if the chosen strategy for getting the point through is having the movie goers shocked and disturbed, there's only so little left to it because it's a discussion topic of the people who haven't even seen it.

ALSO, it can be argued that shocking the audience for getting the message through can be just the wrong strategy since it risks the explicitness becoming a subject of its own - which of course shouldn't be the case if the message of the movie was of difference in the first place.

[DarkAxel]

hey, BS... even though you heard about the most fucked up things in ti, it's different to hear about and to see but i get your point...

[SPACERITUAL]

anybody got a link to a copy that doesnt have SCREENER COPY in bigass font on it?

[htsamurai]

Not for me I usually don't judge art by hear-say and reviews, but I tend to get touchy with some issues this movie definitely doesn't study, but rather gets stuck in.

I've got nothing against shocking flicks as long as there's point in it, not just making the stinking money off the gornohounds. It seems to have become a coffee table conversation movie - even people who haven't seen it seem to have strong opinions. And since it's become a discussion subject, I've heard about this so much I can't be caught off-guard, so it'd be no point for me to see it, if it's not meant for entertainment. AND if it was MEANT for entertainment, I definitely would NOT watch it.

I'm not saying Srpski film wouldn't have point to it, but if the chosen strategy for getting the point through is having the movie goers shocked and disturbed, there's only so little left to it because it's a discussion topic of the people who haven't even seen it.

ALSO, it can be argued that shocking the audience for getting the message through can be just the wrong strategy since it risks the explicitness becoming a subject of its own - which of course shouldn't be the case if the message of the movie was of difference in the first place.

I agree with everything said and am quite glad you phrased it that well, as I could not