uuuuu pa ja mislim da ovo sa lutka bebom i jastukom pod stomakom ozbiljno prevazilazi nase prinadleznosti kao modne policijesejlor wrote:— Јована Стојковић (@DrJovana) June 17, 2020
hahahahah, pa ja guglam pet minuta prvo naslov pa odredjene guglabilne delove rivjua i uopste mi ne pada napamet da si ti izmislio rivju za ovaj ne-film ! bukvalno si borhesVasa Čokrljan wrote:At the very beginning we are tempted to dismiss White Shadow as just another derivative cautionary tale from the proverbial American heartland: gosh, these five ordinary housewives and small-town professionals sure look like a coven of witches. Yawn.
Somewhere along the way, however, the real terror start to creep in, and we tell ourselves that we should have looked at the promotional poster more closely. What was the deal with that woman's blouse, one to the left, that does not quite fit her body? Why was that woman holding the plastic baby so close to her chest - was she smothering her? What does that entail for the pregnant woman in the middle?
Without any major spoilers, I think it is safe to divulge that the next 90 minutes were the most scary - and not "something goes bang in the night" scary - that I have ever seen since Descent. That, along with the fact that I will not wear white for quite some time, should serve as a warning to you not to take this flick lightly - this is not "Netflix and chill" stuff, but deeply disturbing story that will keep you pondering long after the end credits.
9/10
Rated "R" for violence and some nudity
"Be the voice of the voiceless", official motto of the, IMHO, horror flick of the year, carries the uncanny resemblance, or at least it seems that way to me after the watching, to the Harlan Ellison's famous post-apoc short story. And that is just another layer of this onion from hell that reveal, to every brutal and gory detail, the dark void in our midst.
sejlor wrote:— Јована Стојковић (@DrJovana) June 17, 2020
Vasa Čokrljan wrote:At the very beginning we are tempted to dismiss White Shadow as just another derivative cautionary tale from the proverbial American heartland: gosh, these five ordinary housewives and small-town professionals sure look like a coven of witches. Yawn.
Somewhere along the way, however, the real terror start to creep in, and we tell ourselves that we should have looked at the promotional poster more closely. What was the deal with that woman's blouse, one to the left, that does not quite fit her body? Why was that woman holding the plastic baby so close to her chest - was she smothering her? What does that entail for the pregnant woman in the middle?
Without any major spoilers, I think it is safe to divulge that the next 90 minutes were the most scary - and not "something goes bang in the night" scary - that I have ever seen since Descent. That, along with the fact that I will not wear white for quite some time, should serve as a warning to you not to take this flick lightly - this is not "Netflix and chill" stuff, but deeply disturbing story that will keep you pondering long after the end credits.
9/10
Rated "R" for violence and some nudity
— Јована Стојковић (@DrJovana) June 19, 2020
Ovo je Bolivud, ne razumem se u toВећ видим да се отварају разне полемике на тему поруке коју слика шаље и симболике на слици, те бих додала да је порука требала бити врло јасна и једносмислена:
— Богиња пролећа (@boginjaproleca) June 20, 2020
Они да штите, оне да буду заштићене.
Једноставно.
bivsi dj koji je postao najveci fan i sledbenik miroljuba petrovica, tesko govno od coveka.Erős Pista wrote:Ko je taj?
1+Erős Pista wrote:Uf... A ovo za antivakserke si u pravu. Upoznah jednu u sredu na Jovaninom skupu. Mlada mama dvoje dece (Vuka-Lazara i Lare-Sare?), "umetnica", posao u državnoj službi (čitaj: na vezu). Obožava Jovanu, Paju B malo manje, ali progutaće i to kad bude glasala.
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