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Maaxwell wrote:Looks like Bad Times at the El Royale

Bad Times it is, gringo.

I’m curious to see what the bear movie is tbh

I think it's Stachka (1925). Why?
Because of the filename.

I don't think many still breathing people have seen it.
It must be very popular on friday nights in the Moscow cemetery though.

I think I'm right and we can all move on.

coffee wrote:I think it's Stachka (1925). Why?
Because of the filename.

I don't think many still breathing people have seen it.
It must be very popular on friday nights in the Moscow cemetery though.

I think I'm right and we can all move on.

lame...

Maaxwell wrote:I’m curious to see what the bear movie is tbh

give us a picture gringo

Alright, since @coffee rained on my parade, I'm posting another. And this one is at least from the color era, and a pretty iconic piece of the film. By the way though, I'd be surprised if some users here hadn't seen Strike. It's probably the first classic of Russian cinema, ever, and holds up incredibly well. A lot of people, myself included, think it's superior to Battleship Potemkin.

Anyway, this one should be 10x easier, but I changed the file name, so you'll have to actually know it.

PrestoBix wrote:
lame...

Don't bogart the topic little bunny. And don't be boring.
Move on... just move on to the next one.

Oh and it was not your turn to ask... i just wanted to say..

coffee wrote:

PrestoBix wrote:
lame...

Don't bogart the topic little bunny. And don't be boring.
Move on... just move on to the next one.

Oh and it was not your turn to ask... i just wanted to say..

No, it's not an image from that movie. Try again.

This one?

You got it