Serbian Film

Post viewing conversation Izanagi: So it's a good thing I didn't invite Matoi to see this. Given her bad habit to lose large amount of blood she would have kicked your Caesar Mendez: Uh, I told you to not introduced any gimmicks when it comes to my reviews.

If you keep doing this my readers are going to believe I plan to do something with these fictional characters gimmick even though I just simply want to express my position on certain films.

Izanagi: Wait? You're willfully admitted there's nothing meaningful to our usage in this review? Caesar Mendez: Of course. If I pretended your usage in this review was to metaphor apartheid that would make me pretentious.

Clearly pretending to be one thing to justify what I do even though the foundation provided does not support it. Izanagi: You know could have said that in your review without including both dialogue.

So in a way. Yeah, you sorta are pretentious. Caesar Mendez: In this case, I'll give you that one. So want me to call Ryuk and you know?

Izanagi: Nope. Not even he can help me unsee this movie. It's actually his new all time favorite method when it comes to his job as full time Shinigami Gods that invite humans toward death.

Caesar Mendez: Well then, I guess it could be worse. Izanagi: It could be in. Three, two, one. Caesar Mendez: IZANAGI!

Izanagi: Yep, she heard everything you said. Ryuko Matoi: You thought "A Serbian Film" was rough? After I'm done you "A Serbian Film" will be a cakewalk in comparison.

Caesar Mendez: It was a cakewalk for me, than again I guessed the films I see and personal experience helped in my disconnection with my more human side.

Well, that's all folks. So what's it gonna be this time Matoi? Ryuko Matoi: For starter we'll begin with something by Jorge Ameer than I'll Caesar Mendez: No.

Caesar M Super Reviewer. Apr 19, Jawdroping, A Serbian Film is a real piece of transgressive cinema. At the begining the film shows a few desnecessary scenes.

Spasojevic's skoching work bring a critic to the country, unforgetable sequences, fantastic actings including of himself , and one of the most controversial movies in cinema history not bad for his first direction which is very good.

Just like John Waters, Lars Von Trier, David Lynch and other, Spasojevic create something that shock and bring several debates to the table not only about the picture, but the harsh critics that he make for Serbia.

Lucas M Super Reviewer. Apr 03, A gorgeously photographed, vividly detailed traumatic experience that demonstrates hints of nihilistic belief for the sake of causing a stir and causing the audience to read further into its' voluntarily enigmatic premise.

Bryce I Super Reviewer. Jul 30, I have seen my fair share of depraved cinema over the years. But none has had the sickening impact of A Serbian Film.

This is a piece of absolute trash. The content in this film is absolutely sickening. I'm usually one to be able to handle some truly intense films, but this one was too much.

I found the film to be very depressing and void of artistic merit. The film is an absolute waste of celluloid and I can't believe I am saying this, but this film made Cannibal Holocaust look like a Disney film by comparison.

This is a piece of depravity like no other, with a clear intention to shock its viewers, and it most certainly does that. This is not horror, not even by a long shot.

Sure, the content is horrifying, but it is far from good content. This is a film that is not worth your time and it is a disturbing film that will stay with you long after you've seen it.

Don't expect anything good with this film; this is by far one of the worst torture porn films that I have seen. There is supposed to be some political commentary in the film, but I didn't see that whatsoever.

The film's director clearly has no clue in delivering a stunning horror film, and goes mostly for the disturbing shocks.

This was an exercise in repulsive entertainment, and it was a film that should be avoided if you enjoy well crafted horror.

All we have here is a film packed with savage violence that has no meaning whatsoever. At least films like Cannibal Holocaust had meaning, and you clearly saw its message.

But this, this on the other hand is a poorly constructed piece of trash that should be avoided at all costs. There is no substance or meaning to its violence, and that is why it's a reprehensible piece of trash.

I absolutely hated it. Alex r Super Reviewer. The family is facing financial difficulties, but out of the blue, Milos is contacted by the porn actress Lejla who offers him a job opportunity in an art film.

Milos is introduced to the director Vukmir who offers a millionaire contract to Milos to act in a film.

However, Vukmir neither show the screenplay nor tells the story to Milos. Milos discusses the proposal with Marija and he signs the contract.

But soon he finds that Vukmir and his crew are involved in sick snuff films of pedophilia, necrophilia and torture and there is no way back for him and maybe it is too late to protect his family.

Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Im speechless about this movies. I have seen some heavy ones but nothing compared to this one. I don't recommend it to anybody.

This movie is between the limits of art and twisted mind perversion. You should be aware with whom you watch it, and definitely NOT recommended for kids , i would even say now even for young adults.

I only recommend this movie for really movie addicts who can might see the good side out of it. There is nothing more to write about it. All Titles TV Episodes Celebs Companies Keywords Advanced Search.

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