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Yu Yu Hakusho There are some series that are simply good because they’re good, but you couldn’t explain why they’re good… in fact, you probably would know, but you simply don’t see the need. They don’t have to be classics (but most often they are), but you simply shrug and say they have “that” something.”…
Blue Eye Samurai What happens when you combine titles like “Yentl,” “Kill Bill,” “John Wick,” “Game of Thrones,” “Mulan” and “The Witcher,” John Woo and Tarantino, and wrap it in the wafer of medieval Japan and phenomenal animation? You get a real juicy cake with a base of cookies, chocolate and vanilla filling into which…
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant “Avoid competition through authenticity. Essentially, when you compete with people, it’s because you’re copying them. It’s because you’re trying to do the same thing, but every person is different. Don’t copy.” Some books are apparently simply excellent… in fact, better to put it this way, some people simply have smart…
Sly It’s interesting that “Sly” went in quite a different direction compared to the documentary series “Arnold.” While Schwarzy’s story was divided into three episodes each covering one (chronological) side of his personality, Sylvester Stallone decided on one, somewhat unusual, documentary film. “Sly” also starts in a somewhat unusual way, because we find Stallone as…
Arnold I’m quite sure of one thing, and that’s that Arnold Schwar… Schwarz… Shravzen… well you already know who I mean… he surely influenced how the documentary about his life would go, by the principle “what I did badly, we’ll only minimally cover, and what’s good, well we’ll really spread out on that.” And despite…
Cuker Laza As far as I’m concerned, Živojin Petrović’s latest book “Cuker Laza” is perhaps his best work so far. Previously we tried to discover the mystery behind the murder of the richest Belgrade woman ever, and then we saw the life and thoughts of a man who wanted to harness the Sun in service…
Nothing is Funny Nothing is funny… I mean, it is funny, but in that sad, ironic, sarcastic, sour (and bitter), realistic way… That’s what emanates from Bojan Ljubenović’s book “Nothing is Funny.” While we read the stranger’s letters about how he experiences some unusual (but for us ordinary and everyday) situations in Serbia, as well…
Serbia, God Help You The fictitious stranger told (wrote?) us through letters to his people how unusual Serbia is to him. No doubt, we recognized ourselves in most of those letters (“Almost all?” – note from subconscious). Is there anything else to tell about us and our mentality in a humorous way? It turned out…
Katanagatari There are some series that are truly specific in every respect, and because of that draw you into their world. One such series is “Katanagatari” (or in translation “Sword Story” or “Tale of Swords”). Meet an unusual duo wandering Japan somewhere during the Edo period (1603-1868). Togame is a self-proclaimed “Strategist,” one eccentric and…
Siddhartha I’ve already (long ago) mentioned that, as we change, grow up and mature, we also discover some new dimension and messages in books and films that were previously hidden from us. However, it also seems there’s some truth that some works simply need to be read as “older,” for you to truly catch (or…