In my country this movie is a classic.

I very much like this movie.

"Brat"

>>212865246 (OP)
In your country they also inject krokodil and rape other men in the military.

>I suffer in Russia

>>212865246 (OP)
It's good, the sequel lacks its soul

>>212865655
Thr sequel has plenty of soul, the plot is just kinda retarded, it was obviously a cashgrab but Balabaov clearly was trying nonetheless.

>>212865246 (OP)
Russian-American here. I liked it, and I can see why it became iconic given that it came out in the chaotic 90s, but I got kind of bored of it towards the end. Decent movie, but I don't really understand all the hype about it. Maybe I'm just too far removed from the Russian 90s experience to get it.

>>212865246 (OP)
Whats a BPAT?

This one, on the other hand, I enjoy a lot even as Russian-American

>>212865781
Certified druk kino

>>212865655
>>212865711
This is the sequel, right?

>>212865246 (OP)
>6PAT
what did he mean by this? is it the 6th in the pat series or something?

>>212865246 (OP)
is this the slavjank version of james dean?

>>212865268
Certified movie for those who seek daddies

>>212865246 (OP)

so from what i heard this shit cope movie is the reason you invaded hoholistan

>>212865246 (OP)
You need to watch The Chekist now, and realize the Bolsheviks usurped the Russian spirit.

>>212865246 (OP)
>lies

>>212865924
It's more like a Russian version of Le Samourai

>>212865246 (OP)
>Russian goverment invests so much into modernizing and beautifying St. petersburg that this movie becomes an historical record of how shitty it used to be
Any other movie that does anything like this?

>>212865711
the sequel is like a bad parody. so bad it's good. totally different in tone. the original has some actual artistic merit.

I'm a big fan of Ilf/Petrov's Twelve Chairs, and when I watched Mel Brooks' version I expected it to be nothing like the source material. I was surprised at how serious and respectful it was, although it changed a lot of the source material and turned Ostap Bender from a sociopathic con-man into someone with a conscience.

>>212866034
Any movies set in New York in the 70s

>>212866034
i thought it looked pretty

>>212865300
>rape other men in the military
name a country where this doesnt happen

>>212866024
the fact that anyone thought that he was russian was clear as day evidence that 98% of the human population is of a double digit IQ

>>212866034
St. petersburg still looks like shit

>>212865246 (OP)
Ancelotti?

>>212866127
Why were Russians so butthurt about Ukraine even before shit hit the fan

>>212865246 (OP)
In my heart and soul this movie is a masterpiece. The second one is also hilarious, especially by the accurate portrayal of american niggers.

>>212865246 (OP)
How do I achieve this wideness?

Same reason as why those Union guys who didn't actually care about slavery still were butthurt that the South seceded from the Union in 1861. The butthurt just derives from looking at a map and seeing that a part of the territory that you emotionally identify with has split away and is no longer under your control.

Under Electric Clouds is my favorite film. I will seek out this BPAT.

>>212865300
>rape other men in the military.
That's normal in every aspect of russian society, not just their military.

>>212866517
because of the holodomor which was to artificially infect a bunch of russians into ukraine, then they gained independence in 1991 and they just couldnt accept that because freedom and democracy is very scary to oligarchical gangster states like russia

>>212866517
Of all the soviet republics that had significant, active and armed anti-soviet resistance, Ukraine was the most culturally close to Russia. Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia had them too, but they were distinctly different and seen that way, unlike Ukraine. Active and persistent rejection stings harder when it comes from someone you thought to be close to you.

>>212865246 (OP)
What about Кaвкaзcкaя плeнницa, или Hoвыe пpиключeния Шypикa?

>>212865246 (OP)
What I always find funny about this movie is the amount of background people just blatantly looking and noticing the camera in the on-location shots. Can’t call them extras because they’re obviously not, but it somehow adds to the movie’s overall MO

>>212865747
brother

explain this Russians

>>212866325
Tuvalu.

>>212868902
Yo I heard you liked cheese wheels

>>212865246 (OP)
yeah it's my favorite Russian movie.
it's pure /k/ino despite that board being full of pro-ukraine boomer shills