Drax (@drax) - PALnet

Drax

Blogger, film critic, columnist (writes in Croatian and English)

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Retro Film Review: Little City (1997) All those advocating globalisation talk about the new, more open and more visually diverse world where the social barriers would slowly vanish. But, despite all those…

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Retro Film Review: Ashes of Paradise (Cenizas del paraíso, 1997) 20th Century wasn't very kind to Argentina. That country was afflicted by military dictatorships, political violence and economic ruin. Sad realities of Argentina also served as…

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Retro Film Review: New World Disorder (1999) Anyone trying to increase his or her computer literacy by watching 1990s Hollywood films wouldn't get very far. For Hollywood film-makers computer technology was usually

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Retro Film Review: One Man's Hero (1999) Imagine a country led by people who consider themselves racially superior to other nations, a country where the most popular document is a pamphlet advocating violent grabbing of…

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Retro Film Review: The Mummy (1999) World has changed a lot in past seven decades. What used to scare people and make things like economic depression and encroaching world war harmless in comparison is now supposed…

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Retro Film Review: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) After disappointing Jackie Brown , many Tarantino fans began to lose faith in their idol. Some began to look for his heir or someone who coul

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Retro Film Review: Tidal Wave: No Escape (1997) Judging by the real estate prices, people who live at the coast are more fortunate than those who live in the hinterland. However, there are times when having its residence close…

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Retro Film Review: Soldier (1998) Great films of the past should be left alone. Contemporary remakes, sequels or even the films merely set in the same universe are unlikely to enhance reputations of the classics.…

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Retro Film Review: Mr. Stitch (1995) Few film experiences are as depressing and disheartening as those created by films that start with big promise and end with even greater disappointment. One such film is Mr.…

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Retro Film Review: A Perfect Murder (1998) In the 1990s, Alfred Hitchcock's films were seen as great films, but apparently not great enough for Hollywood studios not to remake them. Together with the shot-by-shot remake of *[Psycho](

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