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Sorry, this movie sucks

Did you people see the same film I saw?

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

The entire cast, particularly, Vuk Kostic gave great performances that were both realistic and plausible. Most of the gangsters roles were pretty one dimensional; would have been nice to see other sides of the bullies.Most of the reviews I had read about the film centre on whether or not it was right/ wrong for Sasa to turn chivalrous vigilante and defend his brother. his seems more in line with the culture in the Balkans where defense of honour and family are more important there than in many other parts of western Europe and the US.Throughout most of the film I despised Igor for putting his brother through the whole experience and it was only at the end when Igor opens up to Sasa, about his experiences during the war that I begin to feel for him and understand his inability to fight back.The choice of New Belgrade as the location was great, told a visual story about life in a part of Belgrade and could have been any concrete social housing complex in any European capital.Definitely a film worth seeing; great acting, great plot and real drama.

I really like East-European movies a lot (perhaps because they are so realistic) but this Yugoslavian version of "Trainspotting" was one of the greatest surprises I saw this month. It's all about two brothers, one is an Olympic champion in shooting and the other is a junk. It's not so difficult to guess the champ will soon defend his brother using his skills in shooting but this movie is so fantastic made (the dialogues are great and the acting...well you have your typical Russian maffiaguys) that it is a wonderful movie that is like some videoclip...bloody fast but great to be part of the ride!

This film is about a family of marksmen. The father was famous, and the older brother (who reminded me of David Spade) was a world champion in his day, but has become a junkie since the war. The younger brother (who reminded me a bit of Wes Bentley) is training for a big tournament, but external events such as his brother selling the shooting range are making this increasingly difficult.This is a film with a very energetic style, including pounding music and an injection scene that reminded me a bit of "Requiem for a Dream," but it didn't connect for me. Seen at Cinequest (the San Jose, CA film festival) on 2/28/2002.

Sasa Gordic is one of the best shooters there is, but he has a few problems. He has a brother who is a junkie, and a former shooting champion, a girlfriend to which he just can't talk with, and a problem with the new owner of the shooting range, who is a mafioso, and who doesn't care for his needs. Troubled with all that, he snaps, and starts killing everybody who seems to be "the problem".Vuk Kostic (Sasa Gordic) is a bright young man with a visible talent for acting, which has not yet developed completely, but his future as an actor is bound to be at least fair, if not better.Srdjan Todorovic (Igor Gordic) is a well-known member of the serbian actors elite, who didn't miss the opportunity to, once again prove that he is a fine actor who can "do" almost anything. Here, he is a junkie, who cannot live with himself, attempts suicide, and succedes in the end of the film.This is a very good film, with a plenty action scenes of Sasa killing his adversaries, and a good story of a youth that almost got spent. In one word: GOOD.