Cover of Brigada DVD
Brigada, subtitled "Once Upon a Time in Russia" in the U.S. and "Law of the Lawless" in Europe, is probably the best-known Russian mafia mini-series. Brigada made actor Vladimir Vdovichenkov a star. Vdovichenkov went on to portray a heroic ex-con in the 2003 hit movie Bumer, and also in Bumer 2. With good English subtitles, Bumer and Bumer 2 could easily be shown on HBO.
Brigada on the other hand, was made for RTR TV in 2003, and Director Alexei Sidorov only had $200,000 to shoot the entire first season - or roughly what the producers of Fox's hit "24" spend on each episode. Unfortunately, this shoestring budget (by Western standards) means that cheesy background music and terrible English subtitles make it difficult for non-Russians to appreciate the quality of the acting or comprehend the storyline.
Click on the extended post to read more.
Watch the opening credits for RTR TV's Brigada, in Italian
Still, watching Brigada is an educational experience, as it more or less portrays what many veterans of the Soviet war in Afghanistan came back home to in 1988-89. The story begins with Sasha Belov (White) returning to his tough neighborhood in Moscow after completing his enlistment in the Red Army. Sasha finds his old buddies Cosmos and Pychela (Bumblebee) engaged in petty crime. Cosmos is spoiled by his father, a well-connected professor of astrophysics with a young second wife, and rolls around the neighborhood in a flashy Lincoln Town Car. Cosmos and Pychela tell Sasha that they can work together and make a lot of money in the new perestroika-era Moscow. Unfortunately, Cosmos and Pychela also have bad news for Sasha: his girlfriend, who was supposed to wait for him to get out of the army, is now a whore.
1989 - Just four Russian boys in the hood...
With Depeche Mode's Personal Jesus blaring in the background, Sasha calmly picks up a set of brass knuckles and walks down to the night club where his girlfriend is working as a prostitute, and beats up her pimp. Sasha's girlfriend begs for his forgiveness, but he tells her to leave him the hell alone. Her pimp wants revenge and so Sasha offers to take him on in a fistfight to settle the score. After beating up the guy (again), Sasha becomes a regular at boxing matches where his friend Phil (Vladimir Vdovichenkov) fights for money. At one of these fights, the pimp gets shot to death and Sasha is framed for the murder by the victim's vengeful cousin, a detective in the MVD (Andrei Panin).
1989 - The incident that launches the bratvas' life of crime
After a night of drunken debauchery, the house where the four buddies are partying is shot up by an MVD SWAT team with Kalashnikovs. The "brothers" and their girls for the evening escape, but Sasha is wounded, and they decide to go into hiding outside Moscow. Sasha swears loyalty to Cosmos, Pychela and Phil, and they become "The Brigade".
Sasha meeting the beautiful Olya...
While keeping a low profile in the countryside, Sasha meets the beautiful violinist Olya (Yekaterina Guseva), and they get married. Sasha returns to Moscow after Cosmos' father uses his connections to help Sasha find a lawyer and be cleared of the bogus murder charge. Sasha's nemesis, the MVD Detective, is fired from his job when the Soviet Union collapses and he is left to fend for himself. The Detective's resentment of the youths who thrive amidst post-Communist chaos is evident in every episode, as he plots with rival gangs and corrupt officials to undo Belov.
Sasha Belov, played by Sergei Bezrukov
Cosmos and Bumblebee know Artur, a sleazy and spastic businessman in Moscow, and with Phil and Sasha one day they muscle in on his lucrative aluminum business. After the Brigade hires a lawyer and sends him to Artur's office to collect their cut, the businessman's thugs nearly beat him to death. Deciding that ruining Artur is the best revenge, Belov arranges for his business partner's huge aluminum shipment to be stolen. Artur is forced by the Detective and his ex-KGB fixers to sign a confession and run away from his creditors. The Brigade then throws a party for their maimed lawyer at the hospital and they give his devastated wife a hefty check for her husband's injuries.
From this point, the storyline is fairly predictable, focusing primarily on marital tensions between the respectable middle class artist Olya and her mafia husband. On their wedding night, someone places a tripwire and grenade outside their new apartment, and the couple narrowly escape being blown up. Meanwhile, Sasha's corrupt patrons in the Moscow government and security services don't want him dealing drugs in the city, but they allow him to transship heroin bound for Europe ("so we're going to destroy the West after all?" Sasha jokes to his siloviki patron).
Farkhad and Sasha together in the Red Army in 1989
More tension builds when Farkhad, Sasha's Tadjik "brother" from the army, comes to Moscow. The Brigade and Farkhad's gang have a grand time until the Tadjiks demand Belov's permission to sell heroin to Sasha's new "partners". The ex-Spetznaz commandos, egged on by Belov's enemy the Detective, murder Farkhad and steal the drugs, delivering them to the Detective. Sasha has to personally accompany the bodies on a plane back to Dushanbe in Tadjikistan to reassure Farkhad's family that he did not betray his friend.
Sasha's revenge, as it plays out while he respectably sits with his wife in a concert hall box, pays tribute to the closing montage in Godfather III. In another sly tribute to the Godfather trilogy, Belov agrees to baptize his son (born on October 3, 1993, the day the West's darling Yeltsin, the hero who foiled the 1991 coup against Gorbachev, shelled the rebellious Russian parliament). While standing on the church steps, he spots his siloviki patron going into the Orthodox church with his family. The next scenes show Belov playing tennis with an aged businessman at the Moscow Tennis Club. In a subtle dig at the abuses of "non-profits" in Russia, Belov tells the old man about his plans to start a charity called the "Restoration Fund" to fix up old churches and historic buildings. In reality, Belov wants to exploit a lucrative tax exemption from the Kremlin so he can import luxury goods (during the 1990s, the Russian Orthodox Church was the largest tax exempt distributor of alcohol and oil in the country).
1994- Sasha Belov's government patron tries to talk him into selling guns to Chechnya. When Belov hesitates, his "partners" hire contract killers to murder him. Phil ends up taking a bullet for his friend.
In the Autumn of 1994, Belov is approached by his siloviki handler with an offer he can't refuse: Belov must run guns into Chechnya, because people "very high up" in the Kremlin want to support friendly factions in the rebellious province. The Detective, having decided to destroy Sasha's gang from within by turning the brothers against eachother, tells Sasha that "Chechnya is a gold mine" and urges him to agree to smuggle arms. Sasha is hesitant, which his siloviki contact warns him could be bad for his health. A few days later, assassins try to gun Sasha down in front of his apartment as his mother and wife look on in horror. Belov's bodyguards kill the assailants, but Phil is wounded. After Sasha flees to a dacha in the countryside to negotiate an end to the war with a rival mobster, Phil confronts his old friend by telling him "the higher you go, the more shitty you've become to me...I saved your life today". Belov apologizes to his "brother" - but like Michael Corleone, he must defend his friends and family with devastating force. Belov however, is no match in ruthlessness for his erstwhile partners in the security forces.
Throughout Season 1, every time the Brigade uses violence, there is some security services official or corrupt politician ready to come along and tidy up the mess - in return for a hefty cut of the profits. As with Oligarch, the political message in Brigada (to the extent that there is any) is unmistakable: Russia's politicians and bureaucrats are the real mafia.
A depiction of Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovich and his associates using the Brigada poster
If you have many hours to kill some weekend and want to see one of the most popular Russian TV series of this decade, then rent Brigada: Season 1 from Netflix like I did.
Definitely a must-see if you're comfortable with colloquial Russian. This show is amazing. An American friend of mine who lives in SPB kept telling me I had to see it, then finally just gave me the DVD while I was over there on winter break - my wife and I spent several evenings of our vacation in Riga rapt before my laptop watching to see what would happen to the rebyata next. As someone who lived in Russia in the mid-'80's and went back to visit in '92 and then at least once every year from '96 to the present, the most amazing thing was how well (given the budgetary constraints) they captured the flavor of each mini-era in the past 15 years - the cars, the clothes, the furnishings, the current events, etc. In a strange way, it made me nostalgic for the wildness of the mid-to-late '90's, although I know that the average Russian is probably better off (if a bit less free) nowadays than in that time period.
It sure would be nice if some American networks would pick up shows like Brigada.
The reason for Brigada not being picked up in America might have more to do with the Russian side involved with that show.
I know my people. They are not always the most clever in marketing themselves to the West.
Mishka!
I love this series, I live in Croatia, and unfortunately there isn't one to buy, so I downloaded it from the net, but I can't find subtitles anywhere. I already watched Brigada because it was on the local TV with good Croatian subtitles of course, but if anyone have at least english subtitles I would be very thankfull if someone send it on my email, cause I would love to watch Brigada again, no matter english subtitles sucks..
klass movie
brigada--- it's not just a good movie, but it is one in a million, the best, and unforgettable motion picture! this movie have changed something in me and also my life. I love it and it's always in my heart!
Lena
tva e nai gotiniq film brigava ! Vsi4ki Valera , P4elata , Kosmos , Sashenka I Olenka sa mnoo gotini i dobri aktiori
i love this serial! it is the best!
if someone wants the soudntrack from brigada i can give him them!!!! write on dr_cool@abv.bg!!also i have many pictures from the movie!!!
i think that is the best movie ever made .......
NO doubt, the movie is a timeless classic. I doubt the West audience appreciate it as much because to undestand many things you need to experience USSR yourself
iskam da mi izpratite si4ki serii na brigada 1 i 2ako moje
brigada dalian mikvars da brigadis tevrebi
brigada
best series 4 evaaaaaa
I am From Bulgaria.. My Comment is that Russian Mafia Control The World.. The biggest Bosses in the world are Russians and Italians.. BRIGADA RULZ RUSSIA RULZ
PRIVET BRATVA ETO YA
brigada is excellent and famous serial.sergej is very beatifull actor I'd like so much. Sergej I want to marry with you, do you want to marry with me?please,please. A lot of kisses for Sergej
Reminds on my friends and me... serbia 4 life
SLISHITE POTSANI. TOLKO POYMITE MNE PROVILNO. DELO BUDET SERYOZNO, MOGUT STERELYAT VO MNE A ZASSIPIT VAS...
Brigada is one of the best series I've seen. It Rules!! I'm American and I understood the subtitles quite well. I think it is a lot better than some of the American Mafia movies. I agree it should be shown on an American network. I loved all the characters especially Sasha and Kosmos! It is one series I will never forget!
toq kosmos e mn gotin napravo go obi4am mn me kefi
i love brigada!this serial had very very good actors! pavel majkov and sergey bezrukov were the best!
this is by far the best gangster series i have ever watched. i wish they released the second part.
Can someone send me english (or croatian/serbian) subtitles for Brigada series or post a link for for them.
This was a great series, despite the low budget and at times sloppy English subtitles. Nevertheless, my wife and I really enjoyed it. You can get both full seasons from Netflix.com. I am hoping there is a third season. I love the characters! Too bad Pychela and Cosmos got whacked at the end of season two though! -Pete
the best movie ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Brigada i love you
I love Aleksandr Belov and movie!
This is the most fantastic movie I've ever watched.
In short, I can say that it's the best movie all over the world.
From what ive seen this is a very good show, if someone knows how to download this movie on the internet, then plaese email me.
i love tgis movie is the best can be in all world
BRIGADA4EVER
RUSSAKI W PERED!!!
ROSSIA NE POBEDIMA!!!!!!!!!
hi.h2006
"Brigada: Season 1" Reviewed
Charles Ganske
Cover of Brigada DVD
Brigada, subtitled "Once Upon a Time in Russia" in the U.S. and "Law of the Lawless" in Europe, is probably the best-known Russian mafia mini-series. Brigada made actor Vladimir Vdovichenkov a star. Vdovichenkov went on to portray a heroic ex-con in the 2003 hit movie Bumer, and also in Bumer 2. With good English subtitles, Bumer and Bumer 2 could easily be shown on HBO.
Brigada on the other hand, was made for RTR TV in 2003, and Director Alexei Sidorov only had $200,000 to shoot the entire first season - or roughly what the producers of Fox's hit "24" spend on each episode. Unfortunately, this shoestring budget (by Western standards) means that cheesy background music and terrible English subtitles make it difficult for non-Russians to appreciate the quality of the acting or comprehend the storyline.
Click on the extended post to read more.
Watch the opening credits for RTR TV's Brigada, in Italian
Still, watching Brigada is an educational experience, as it more or less portrays what many veterans of the Soviet war in Afghanistan came back home to in 1988-89. The story begins with Sasha Belov (White) returning to his tough neighborhood in Moscow after completing his enlistment in the Red Army. Sasha finds his old buddies Cosmos and Pychela (Bumblebee) engaged in petty crime. Cosmos is spoiled by his father, a well-connected professor of astrophysics with a young second wife, and rolls around the neighborhood in a flashy Lincoln Town Car. Cosmos and Pychela tell Sasha that they can work together and make a lot of money in the new perestroika-era Moscow. Unfortunately, Cosmos and Pychela also have bad news for Sasha: his girlfriend, who was supposed to wait for him to get out of the army, is now a whore.
1989 - Just four Russian boys in the hood...
With Depeche Mode's Personal Jesus blaring in the background, Sasha calmly picks up a set of brass knuckles and walks down to the night club where his girlfriend is working as a prostitute, and beats up her pimp. Sasha's girlfriend begs for his forgiveness, but he tells her to leave him the hell alone. Her pimp wants revenge and so Sasha offers to take him on in a fistfight to settle the score. After beating up the guy (again), Sasha becomes a regular at boxing matches where his friend Phil (Vladimir Vdovichenkov) fights for money. At one of these fights, the pimp gets shot to death and Sasha is framed for the murder by the victim's vengeful cousin, a detective in the MVD (Andrei Panin).
1989 - The incident that launches the bratvas' life of crime
After a night of drunken debauchery, the house where the four buddies are partying is shot up by an MVD SWAT team with Kalashnikovs. The "brothers" and their girls for the evening escape, but Sasha is wounded, and they decide to go into hiding outside Moscow. Sasha swears loyalty to Cosmos, Pychela and Phil, and they become "The Brigade".
Sasha meeting the beautiful Olya...
While keeping a low profile in the countryside, Sasha meets the beautiful violinist Olya (Yekaterina Guseva), and they get married. Sasha returns to Moscow after Cosmos' father uses his connections to help Sasha find a lawyer and be cleared of the bogus murder charge. Sasha's nemesis, the MVD Detective, is fired from his job when the Soviet Union collapses and he is left to fend for himself. The Detective's resentment of the youths who thrive amidst post-Communist chaos is evident in every episode, as he plots with rival gangs and corrupt officials to undo Belov.
Sasha Belov, played by Sergei Bezrukov
Cosmos and Bumblebee know Artur, a sleazy and spastic businessman in Moscow, and with Phil and Sasha one day they muscle in on his lucrative aluminum business. After the Brigade hires a lawyer and sends him to Artur's office to collect their cut, the businessman's thugs nearly beat him to death. Deciding that ruining Artur is the best revenge, Belov arranges for his business partner's huge aluminum shipment to be stolen. Artur is forced by the Detective and his ex-KGB fixers to sign a confession and run away from his creditors. The Brigade then throws a party for their maimed lawyer at the hospital and they give his devastated wife a hefty check for her husband's injuries.
From this point, the storyline is fairly predictable, focusing primarily on marital tensions between the respectable middle class artist Olya and her mafia husband. On their wedding night, someone places a tripwire and grenade outside their new apartment, and the couple narrowly escape being blown up. Meanwhile, Sasha's corrupt patrons in the Moscow government and security services don't want him dealing drugs in the city, but they allow him to transship heroin bound for Europe ("so we're going to destroy the West after all?" Sasha jokes to his siloviki patron).
Farkhad and Sasha together in the Red Army in 1989
More tension builds when Farkhad, Sasha's Tadjik "brother" from the army, comes to Moscow. The Brigade and Farkhad's gang have a grand time until the Tadjiks demand Belov's permission to sell heroin to Sasha's new "partners". The ex-Spetznaz commandos, egged on by Belov's enemy the Detective, murder Farkhad and steal the drugs, delivering them to the Detective. Sasha has to personally accompany the bodies on a plane back to Dushanbe in Tadjikistan to reassure Farkhad's family that he did not betray his friend.
Sasha's revenge, as it plays out while he respectably sits with his wife in a concert hall box, pays tribute to the closing montage in Godfather III. In another sly tribute to the Godfather trilogy, Belov agrees to baptize his son (born on October 3, 1993, the day the West's darling Yeltsin, the hero who foiled the 1991 coup against Gorbachev, shelled the rebellious Russian parliament). While standing on the church steps, he spots his siloviki patron going into the Orthodox church with his family. The next scenes show Belov playing tennis with an aged businessman at the Moscow Tennis Club. In a subtle dig at the abuses of "non-profits" in Russia, Belov tells the old man about his plans to start a charity called the "Restoration Fund" to fix up old churches and historic buildings. In reality, Belov wants to exploit a lucrative tax exemption from the Kremlin so he can import luxury goods (during the 1990s, the Russian Orthodox Church was the largest tax exempt distributor of alcohol and oil in the country).
1994- Sasha Belov's government patron tries to talk him into selling guns to Chechnya. When Belov hesitates, his "partners" hire contract killers to murder him. Phil ends up taking a bullet for his friend.
In the Autumn of 1994, Belov is approached by his siloviki handler with an offer he can't refuse: Belov must run guns into Chechnya, because people "very high up" in the Kremlin want to support friendly factions in the rebellious province. The Detective, having decided to destroy Sasha's gang from within by turning the brothers against eachother, tells Sasha that "Chechnya is a gold mine" and urges him to agree to smuggle arms. Sasha is hesitant, which his siloviki contact warns him could be bad for his health. A few days later, assassins try to gun Sasha down in front of his apartment as his mother and wife look on in horror. Belov's bodyguards kill the assailants, but Phil is wounded. After Sasha flees to a dacha in the countryside to negotiate an end to the war with a rival mobster, Phil confronts his old friend by telling him "the higher you go, the more shitty you've become to me...I saved your life today". Belov apologizes to his "brother" - but like Michael Corleone, he must defend his friends and family with devastating force. Belov however, is no match in ruthlessness for his erstwhile partners in the security forces.
Throughout Season 1, every time the Brigade uses violence, there is some security services official or corrupt politician ready to come along and tidy up the mess - in return for a hefty cut of the profits. As with Oligarch, the political message in Brigada (to the extent that there is any) is unmistakable: Russia's politicians and bureaucrats are the real mafia.
A depiction of Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovich and his associates using the Brigada poster
If you have many hours to kill some weekend and want to see one of the most popular Russian TV series of this decade, then rent Brigada: Season 1 from Netflix like I did.
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Definitely a must-see if you're comfortable with colloquial Russian. This show is amazing. An American friend of mine who lives in SPB kept telling me I had to see it, then finally just gave me the DVD while I was over there on winter break - my wife and I spent several evenings of our vacation in Riga rapt before my laptop watching to see what would happen to the rebyata next. As someone who lived in Russia in the mid-'80's and went back to visit in '92 and then at least once every year from '96 to the present, the most amazing thing was how well (given the budgetary constraints) they captured the flavor of each mini-era in the past 15 years - the cars, the clothes, the furnishings, the current events, etc. In a strange way, it made me nostalgic for the wildness of the mid-to-late '90's, although I know that the average Russian is probably better off (if a bit less free) nowadays than in that time period.
Posted by: Lyndon | May 10, 2006 6:11 PM
It sure would be nice if some American networks would pick up shows like Brigada.
Posted by: Alexandra | May 16, 2006 8:14 PM
The reason for Brigada not being picked up in America might have more to do with the Russian side involved with that show.
I know my people. They are not always the most clever in marketing themselves to the West.
Mishka!
Posted by: Zhana Klimova | May 17, 2006 4:11 PM
I love this series, I live in Croatia, and unfortunately there isn't one to buy, so I downloaded it from the net, but I can't find subtitles anywhere. I already watched Brigada because it was on the local TV with good Croatian subtitles of course, but if anyone have at least english subtitles I would be very thankfull if someone send it on my email, cause I would love to watch Brigada again, no matter english subtitles sucks..
Posted by: John | July 13, 2006 7:39 AM
klass movie
Posted by: max | July 13, 2006 11:50 AM
brigada--- it's not just a good movie, but it is one in a million, the best, and unforgettable motion picture! this movie have changed something in me and also my life. I love it and it's always in my heart!
Lena
Posted by: Yelena Akselrud | July 19, 2006 11:56 PM
tva e nai gotiniq film brigava ! Vsi4ki Valera , P4elata , Kosmos , Sashenka I Olenka sa mnoo gotini i dobri aktiori
Posted by: io | July 25, 2006 2:33 AM
i love this serial! it is the best!
Posted by: Malika | July 31, 2006 12:55 PM
if someone wants the soudntrack from brigada i can give him them!!!! write on dr_cool@abv.bg!!also i have many pictures from the movie!!!
i think that is the best movie ever made .......
Posted by: drago | August 16, 2006 2:30 AM
NO doubt, the movie is a timeless classic. I doubt the West audience appreciate it as much because to undestand many things you need to experience USSR yourself
Posted by: Kans | August 20, 2006 3:56 PM
iskam da mi izpratite si4ki serii na brigada 1 i 2ako moje
Posted by: violeta | September 2, 2006 11:27 AM
brigada dalian mikvars da brigadis tevrebi
Posted by: Anonymous | September 11, 2006 10:15 AM
brigada
Posted by: Anonymous | September 11, 2006 10:17 AM
best series 4 evaaaaaa
Posted by: Sisulqa | September 18, 2006 11:23 AM
I am From Bulgaria.. My Comment is that Russian Mafia Control The World.. The biggest Bosses in the world are Russians and Italians.. BRIGADA RULZ RUSSIA RULZ
Posted by: Belov | October 6, 2006 11:25 AM
PRIVET BRATVA ETO YA
Posted by: VLADIMIR | November 3, 2006 11:48 AM
brigada is excellent and famous serial.sergej is very beatifull actor I'd like so much. Sergej I want to marry with you, do you want to marry with me?please,please. A lot of kisses for Sergej
Posted by: vesna | November 3, 2006 12:32 PM
Reminds on my friends and me... serbia 4 life
Posted by: Anonymous | November 8, 2006 5:09 PM
SLISHITE POTSANI. TOLKO POYMITE MNE PROVILNO. DELO BUDET SERYOZNO, MOGUT STERELYAT VO MNE A ZASSIPIT VAS...
Posted by: AZIK | November 14, 2006 5:29 PM
Brigada is one of the best series I've seen. It Rules!! I'm American and I understood the subtitles quite well. I think it is a lot better than some of the American Mafia movies. I agree it should be shown on an American network. I loved all the characters especially Sasha and Kosmos! It is one series I will never forget!
Posted by: Michelle | November 27, 2006 10:52 AM
toq kosmos e mn gotin napravo go obi4am mn me kefi
Posted by: stanislava | December 9, 2006 1:38 AM
i love brigada!this serial had very very good actors! pavel majkov and sergey bezrukov were the best!
Posted by: andy | December 26, 2006 2:20 PM
this is by far the best gangster series i have ever watched. i wish they released the second part.
Posted by: Karina | February 21, 2007 8:23 PM
Can someone send me english (or croatian/serbian) subtitles for Brigada series or post a link for for them.
Posted by: Folken | April 13, 2007 3:54 AM
This was a great series, despite the low budget and at times sloppy English subtitles. Nevertheless, my wife and I really enjoyed it. You can get both full seasons from Netflix.com. I am hoping there is a third season. I love the characters! Too bad Pychela and Cosmos got whacked at the end of season two though! -Pete
Posted by: Peter | April 15, 2007 4:07 AM
the best movie ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Posted by: ruslan | May 18, 2007 10:48 AM
Brigada i love you
Posted by: katja | May 30, 2007 6:42 AM
I love Aleksandr Belov and movie!
Posted by: Varvara | June 9, 2007 8:24 PM
This is the most fantastic movie I've ever watched.
In short, I can say that it's the best movie all over the world.
Posted by: Zafarjon Bozorov | June 10, 2007 10:46 AM
From what ive seen this is a very good show, if someone knows how to download this movie on the internet, then plaese email me.
Posted by: Dennis | June 20, 2007 6:43 PM
i love tgis movie is the best can be in all world
Posted by: ania | June 28, 2007 8:08 PM
BRIGADA4EVER
RUSSAKI W PERED!!!
ROSSIA NE POBEDIMA!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: AHTOXA | July 31, 2007 9:51 AM
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hi.h
best movie ever
I love this move is the best of the best i wont more do not stop this seriel i wont to see 16,17,18 too the end of the books thens.
Ovo je najbolja serija ikad napravljena. Sasa je najci lik. Steta sto ima samo 15 epizoda.
The BEST movie ever!!!!!
MACEDONIA
je n'ai jammais vu un series aussi interessant c'est le meilleur
svaka cast, NAJBOLJA SERIJA...pozdrav iz srbije
Pizdets ahuyenuye serialu blyaha!! Vsya bratva bula prosto super!:P mama dorogaya veselo zhivetsa v rossiye...VESELO!!
KOSMOS ti mne ochen blyaha nravishsya solnushko!! ya ot tbeya boldeyu!!
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SAVRSENA SERIJA!!!!!I PO TRECI PUT BIH GLEDALA SVE IZ POCETKA!
POZDRAV IZ SRBIJE!!!!!
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best movie ever made
ot kade moga da si izteglq vtoriq sezon na brigada , 4e mnogo me kefi filma .koga nai posle nqkoi 6te go pusne
Odlicna serija! Odlicni glumci! 10/10! Pozdrav iz Srbije!
Fenomenalna serija. Da li ce biti nastavak? Pozdrav iz Srbije. Zivela Srbija. Zivela Rusija.