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Čitao je davno kao student ... Sad sam dobio na poklon ovo izdanje pa da vidim koliko sam postao konzerva(tivac) ... A usput da preporučim i staaara knjiga takođe ali nikako i zastarela... Dobra za klince a i za moje ispisnike

Ja ovo tek sad našao ... Što ne pričate ? Moćno ... A film niti sam niti ću gledati!

Vilin konjic u zoru, pre nego se osuše kapi rose sa njegovih krila ...

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2022/aug/08/olivia-newton-john-star-of-grease-dies-aged-73

Doug Liman, known for directing The Bourne Identity, Jumper, and Edge of Tomorrow, will helm the remake of Patrick Swayze's 1989 bouncer classic Road House, this time starring Jake Gyllenhaal in the lead role.

Maša i kaša ... pardon - ramen ... Njam, njam u svakom slučaju.

O ovome nijesam imao pojma : The 1967 film "The Dirty Dozen" sported an All Star cast of World War II veterans. One of the most popular films of its time, "The Dirty Dozen" still holds as one of the most successful war films ever made. The cast included: Lee Marvin, Robert Webber and Robert Ryan (US Marine Corps); Telly Savalas and George Kennedy (US Army); Charles Bronson (US Army Air Forces); Ernest Borgnine (US Navy) and Clint Walker (US Merchant Marine) as major players. Please take a moment to learn a little more about Lee Marvin. A genuine US Marine. Semper Fi. Lee Marvin, of New York City New York, enlisted with the US Marine Corps Reserve on August 12, 1942 at the age of 18 years old. He enlisted with his father, Lamont (age 51) a decorated World War I veteran, in New York City and trained at Parris Island in South Carolina. After completing Quartermaster School Marvin was promoted to Corporal but subsequently downgraded to Private First Class resulting from disciplinary issues. He served with I Company, 3rd Battalion, 24th Marines, 4th Marine Division. On June 18, 1944, Marvin was wounded in action during the assault on Mount Tapochau during the Battle of Saipan. Lee was hit by incoming fire that severed his sciatic nerve in addition to severely damaging his foot. Even with these devastating injuries, Marvin was lucky as he was one of only six survivors from his unit of 247 men. (Source: USMC Archive) After spending over a year in medical treatment at various naval hospitals he was given a full medical discharge. Despite his injury, he tried to reenlist but was turned down. Private First Class Marvin was decorated with the Purple Heart Medal, the Presidential Unit Citation, the American Campaign Medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, the World War II Victory Medal, and the Combat Action Ribbon. After the war Lee returned to upstate New York and worked various odd jobs until he established a successful acting career to include such works as The Big Heat, The Wild One, M Squad and The Dirty Dozen. In 1965 he won the Academy Award for Best actor for his role in Cat Ballou. Lee Marvin passed away on August 29, 1987 at the age of 63. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. Lest We Forget. Sad gotivim i njega i film još više ...

Strpljenja, braćo moja ... Samo strpljenja.

Zbog velike težine prastara Maklura je počela da se krivi, sama sebi iskopava korenje ... Ljudi su postavili metalnu konstrukciju i nasuli nekoliko kamiona zemlje ... i spasili je. Simbolična slika Za mene

KISEONIK U ČVRSTOM STANJU A malo dalje grobovi I kiridžije na kolima promiču kraj slepih prozora, dozivajući se i psujući tovarne konje... Kao u nekoj staroj pesmi... Ti kameni prozori slepi kao bokvica ili noćurak – što ostaju u slici nestajanja što još malo dopire iz zakutka svesti... Pa se ugasi kao ta svest bez da će se ikad više ukresati da obasja skoro pa večni predeo... Kašalj noćnika i očajnikov leš pod zemljom kao u rečniku koji će zauvek ostati sklopljen U čistom kiseoniku... Vasa Pavković

A giant sinkhole caused by the rains of Tropical Storm Agatha is seen in Guatemala City, May 31, 2010.

The were-jaguar was both an Olmec motif and a supernatural entity, perhaps a deity...