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nekonečná šupačina

ešte nekonečne horšie ako ostatné diely Megažraloka. vau

taká rozprávočka na poobedie :)

španielčina je strašná reč

keď to nízko hodnotíte, u r "blind" lol

v súčasnosti už neveľmi zaujímavý film

rodinný film... nudddda! 2* len za pro spracovanie

v širšom strede sa to hrozne ťahalo, ledva som to vydržal :)). Ináč tak precitlivelý človek na čistotu by si asi ťažko zvolil prácu sestričky a keby aj zvolil, tak nevydržal..., nemožné

hravá somarinka :)

strašne dobrý film.......... https://youtu.be/iGmJ8d3dFxk .............https://youtu.be/ZUQQIdIMjU0 ...........https://youtu.be/0RXhcqdewf0 .........."Hardy and Theron act with their eyes, and tell you their whole life stories…but they also keep those stories internal. It’s action that counts, and you can watch their relationship by tracking their (epic) facial expressions and body language."............................""""The delicious thing about Max and Furiosa’s relationship is that it happens almost entirely in the subtext, and in non-verbal areas of storytelling like their actions, glances and body language. ...... But being able to fully read the text of the scene requires you to be quite an active movie viewer, to parse out a lot of very subtle details of things like body language, facial expressions and eyeline and figure out what they mean, in a time span of about a minute and forty seconds. And the whole movie is like this–it requires a high degree of attention, active viewing, visual processing and emotional intelligence to fully understand what’s going on in a lot of the scenes, because the film doesn’t stop and explain characters’ emotional states and journeys to you. I think it’s a film that was designed for multiple viewings, because the sheer amount of visual information is just too much to take in all at once, especially when your higher cognitive functions may be overwhelmed by a titanic adrenaline rush, as mine were the first several times I watched it. This is a level of complexity we’re not used to in most art movies, let alone in a big summer blockbuster that is also stuffed with balls-to-the-wall action. It’s a filmmaking style that demands a lot of active engagement from the audience, and may be more readily accessible to some people than others. To me, it is absolutely delightful to have such a complex film text to read, one that unfolds upon repeated viewings to reveal more and more layers of meaning. It makes me wish so many more movies were like this. http://fuckyeahisawthat.tumblr.com/post/123939780625/mad-max-scene-breakdown-can-i-talk-to-you """" ..................""Hans Zimmer, a frequent collaborator of Holkenborg (autor soundtracku), called the score "absolutely phenomenal and mind-blowingly brilliant." """