Happy Saturday, everybody, welcome to the show in which a couple of Serbians talk about the gold rush, the sound of music, singing in the rain, the best years of our lives, modern times, 12 angry men, the meaning of life, but mostly the Denver Nuggets.

Welcome to the Serbian Corner.

In case you thought I finally suffered the stroke and began saying random words during the

intro, we have a special basketball meets movies episode with a simple title, Blockbuster Nuggets. My name is Miroslav Tjuk.

I grew up in the time when watching Superman, Star Wars or Back to the Future was viable only during winter holidays

because that's when the TV and that's singular in your house would only show them.

This is episode number 42 of the Serbian Corner

or episode number two of the second season of the Serbian Corner,

but we are not going to run through our usual segments.

Instead, we are going to recap the first half of the season

for all of the nuggets with significant minutes

by comparing them to the characters from famous

movies. If we get some time at the end, we'll finish off with a bit of nuggets slash

movies trivia. Before I invite my guests for today, I wanted to do a quick scan on where

the nuggets are right now. They have won 16 out of last 18 games, including the last 9s.

So this series will hopefully continue running.

They have definitely matured.

Last night, they have beaten the Pacers without Nikola Yolkits, but nothing changed in their approach.

They still played their brand of basketball, a beautiful game, as we like to call it.

Everybody jumped into slightly different roles and excelled in them with a caveat that it was the Pacers without Halliburton on the other end, so let's not get crazy. No need to analyze their

net rating and such stuff for the last month and a half. When you win most games in the league

in a certain time span, of course you're going to crush it in most metrics. I just want to pour a glass

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