Talk:Time of Violence

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Isn't the actual title of the film the same as the book: Време разделно?
Is Време на насилие a sort of a nick title? Căluşaru' (talk) 14:24, 2 August 2011 (UTC)Reply

In Bulgaria the film is known as Време разделно, same as the novel. According to the Bulgarian Wikipedia article for Време разделно, Време на насилие is a 160-minute shortened version of the film, intended for international audience. 79.100.19.172 (talk) 17:18, 10 May 2020 (UTC)Reply

Before requesting semi-protection, I'd really like to know what the relevance of the section added by the floating-IP annon is. It is not in proper English. And then - the quote is not really about the film. "and I think that's an important point about movies. They exist during those two hours. If you make them, you hope that they have some echo, but the only thing you really have to do for the audience to buy in is to be true to the world you create for those two hours. If it's a world in which people have superhuman powers and can jump higher and faster - if you set that up early and stay true to it - then people will buy it." How is this text about the movie? Moreover, this is a direct quote of a direct quote from a book probably. Plagiarism does not drive wikipedia forward. Please, explain the relevance of the section or simply stop adding it back again and again without any proper justification. --Laveol ^T 16:34, 20 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

Given the persistent disruption and absence of will to discuss from the floating ip, I've requested semi-protection.--Susuman77 (talk) 11:23, 28 June 2012 (UTC)Reply