Juzni vetar 2: Ubrzanje

Personally, the first part is better for me, but the second part is not for throwing. It is very well done and will most likely enjoy you. The only thing that's not the best is the final scene itself, which seems to be the end of some ordinary episode of the Turkish series. Everything else is fine.

Juzni Vetar 2 : Ubrzanje is a sequel to the original Serbian cult classic (especially in the Balkans) predecessor, a movie which has gained a high prominence in the Balkans since it shows the gritty side of organized crime in Serbia and the neighbored . The main character Petar Maras returns with his trusted friend and partner in crime Baca, both this time they are at the top, while in the first they were grunts who just got messed up in things greater than themselves and won with street smarts and sheer luck. This time they are sent to a part of Serbia to buy land for an upcoming gas pipeline in a part of Serbia which is border by Romania, both after the younger brother of Petar, Nenad get's in trouble their plan and journey takes to neighboring Bulgaria in which they must find him before it's too late. The film is essentially more on the lower side than it's predecessor and TV series (which are must see since this movie picks up after the series) since it features action, both intrigue and stealth are shown the most honorable. The main cast returns from previous movies, the effects are done better and it' really close to Western produced movies. If you liked the predecessor and especially TV series (which are the best) then this is a must see!

I have expected more of this movie. First movie and tv shows were amazing and they had so much potencial to do this movie even more exciting, but they have failed. The plot is just not for this movie with a lot of bad acting and so many unnecessary scenes.

All together, very bad movie. Poor acting, bad story, superficial characters.

There are few good actors who did a proper job. Everything else is ridiculous. Together with main character. Bikovic is acting like a beginner. Horrible.

A filler movie used as a way to earn some good money from cinema tickets based on the popularity and very good quality of the South Wind TV Series that precedes it.

Bulgarian actors were great and in my opinion carried the movie with the two leading Serbian characters (Maras and Baca) being just a mere shadow of their previous selves because of the bad director's writing.

The story is predictable and in the end lets you feel disappointed realizing that you just watched the first episode of the new season of the TV Show and paid good money for it.