Rino Gaetano: Ingresso libero
CD Audio I have it
Rino Gaetano: Ingresso libero
5 sep 18
From the very first album, Gaetano was a unique "satellite" of the Italian singer-songwriter scene of those years, in his lyrics, style, and way of expressing his poetic vision. Compared to the three subsequent albums, here he is, in some songs, slightly less "out of the ordinary" than he would later become, wonderfully so. The album is still beautiful, with some of my favorite songs by Rino, especially "E la vecchia salta con l'asta." Then there's "Ad esempio a me piace il Sud," "Tu, forse non essenzialmente tu," and "Khatmandu." A great debut for a great artist.
Rino Gaetano: Nuntereggae più
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rino Gaetano: La storia
8 apr 12
Rino Gaetano: Mio Fratello E' Figlio Unico
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rino Gaetano: Mio fratello è figlio unico
8 apr 12
Rino Gaetano: Aida
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rino Gaetano: Aida
8 apr 12
Rob Reiner: Stand By Me - Ricordo di un'estate
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Rob Reiner: Stand By Me - Ricordo di un'estate
8 apr 12
Reiner, drawing inspiration from one of the finest short stories by Stephen King, conjures up the film of a lifetime, a little masterpiece, an emotional portrait of the most beautiful season of life. A film about the loss of innocence, the end of childhood told through the journey of four twelve-year-olds who are on the path to growing up. Wonderful. "I have never had friends like the ones I had at 12, but, God, who has?"
  • adrmb
    11 nov 18
    Here, the comment I left on Filmscoop about this movie would deserve the electric chair, my goodness how I wish I could rewrite it. Beautiful film.
Rob Reiner: Misery
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Rob Reiner: Misery
8 apr 12
Rob Zombie: La casa dei 1000 corpi
DVD Video I have it ★★
Rob Zombie: La Casa dei 1000 Corpi
28 jun 12
A decent horror film, well-directed by Rob Zombie (better as a director than as a musician), there are some clever directorial touches; in short, the film is quite good. It is certainly a rather obvious homage to '70s horror films, above all "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Nothing new or original, but still quite enjoyable. A decent film.
  • pozzo
    29 jun 12
    The sequel is magnificent...this one not so much.
  • hjhhjij
    29 jun 12
    The sequel is a nice film indeed, with an amazing ending. This one is watchable but in the end, nothing special; it starts well, continues poorly, and ends worse.
  • madcat
    29 jun 12
    one of the worst movies I've ever seen; if this film is decent, then anything that's thrown at us is redeemable.
Rob Zombie: La casa del diavolo
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Rob Zombie: La Casa Del Diavolo
8 apr 12
Even better than the previous one. Here Zombi gives us a beautiful film. The idea of role reversal is great, the opening scene is lovely, and the finale with the trio of psychopaths riddled with bullets by the police set to the solo of "Free Bird" is spectacular. It’s practically a beautiful road movie with horror shades. Very nice, it’s a pity that Zombi seems to have already run out of steam.
Rob Zombie: Halloween-The beginning
DVD Video I have it ★
Rob Zombie: Halloween-The beginning
8 apr 12
Same fucking remake. You don't need to ruin a classic for no reason.
Robert Benton: Kramer Contro Kramer
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Robert Benton: Kramer Contro Kramer
8 apr 12
Linear, simple film, with an overly moralistic and feel-good ending, but I appreciated it very much, probably because the situations it describes are more than plausible, and because Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep are always two wonderful guarantees of quality (Hoffman already well-established, Meryl at the beginning of her career, fresh off a role in that blockbuster "The Deer Hunter").
Very beautiful.
Robert De Niro: Bronx
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Robert De Niro: Bronx
8 apr 12
An excellent directorial debut for Bob De Niro, who directs this Bronx story—an atypical and unique gangster movie—based on the screenplay by his friend and co-star Palminteri, straddling the line between violence and sentiment. De Niro is great both in his usual role as an actor and in his new role as a director, with Palminteri excelling, and the young actors who play Lorenzo's (De Niro) son, first as a child and then as a teenager, also delivering strong performances. A nice cameo from Joe Pesci. De Niro as a director receives high marks.
Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom
8 apr 12
10
robert zemeckis: forrest gump
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Robert Zemeckis: Forrest Gump
8 apr 12
Sometimes it drags on excessively, but it remains a beautiful story, told with immense simplicity by an outstanding character, portrayed by a superb Tom Hanks. One of the best films from the uneven Zemeckis.
Robert Zemeckis: Chi Ha Incastrato Roger Rabbit?
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Robert Zemeckis: Chi Ha Incastrato Roger Rabbit?
6 aug 12
Roberto Benigni: Il Mostro
DVD Video I have it ★★★
Roberto Benigni: Il Mostro
8 apr 12
Roberto Benigni: La Tigre E La Neve
DVD Video I have it ★★
Roberto Benigni: La Tigre E La Neve
8 apr 12
2 just for that homeless guy with the voice of a drunk werewolf who appears at the beginning of the movie and for the nice song he sings; otherwise it would have been a 1. Apparently, he is a friend of the director.
Roberto Benigni: La Vita E' Bella
DVD Video I have it ★★★
Roberto Benigni: La Vita E' Bella
27 apr 13
Overrated.
  • madcat
    27 apr 13
    like nevermind, right?! :D
  • hjhhjij
    27 apr 13
    Yeah, come on :D
  • tonysoprano
    4 may 16
    Finally, someone who has the guts to say that Life is Beautiful is nothing special. It has never conveyed anything to me; it's just a pretentious film.
Roberto Benigni: Johnny Stecchino
DVD Video I have it ★★★
Roberto Benigni: Johnny Stecchino
28 jun 12
As far as I'm concerned, by far the best director Benigni, a beautiful comedy.
Roberto Benigni: Pinocchio
DVD Video I have it ★
Roberto Benigni: Pinocchio
8 apr 12
Roberto Benigni: L'inno del corpo sciolto
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Roberto Benigni: L'inno del corpo sciolto
8 apr 12
:D
Roberto Rossellini: Viaggio in Italia
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Roberto Rossellini: Viaggio in Italia
27 sep 12
Rockstar Games: Red Dead Redemption
CD Video I have it ★★★★★
Rockstar Games: Red Dead Redemption
15 apr 12
Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto IV
CD Video I have it ★★★★
Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto IV
15 apr 12
Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto III
CD Video I have it ★★★★★
Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto III
15 apr 12
Rolling Stones: Aftermath
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rolling Stones: Aftermath
8 apr 12
8/10
Roman Polanski: Chinatown
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Roman Polanski: Chinatown
8 apr 12
"Forget it, Jack, it's Chinatown." An outstanding Noir, directed by a masterful Roman Polanski and featuring a stunning Jack Nicholson in one of his best performances. Fantastic plot, exceptional thriller, terrible ending. A truly great film.
Roman Polanski: Repulsion
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Roman Polanski: Repulsion
8 apr 12
Perhaps the pinnacle of early Polanski (the one before Rosemary's Baby), a sickly, surreal thriller (the scene with the hands emerging from the walls is stunning), exhausting. Deneuve, besides being beautiful, is exceptional in portraying Carol's relentless descent into the abyss of madness. Excellent ending. Perhaps not a masterpiece (like "The Tenant") but still a beautiful film.
Roman Polanski: Il Pianista
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Roman Polanski: Il Pianista
8 apr 12
Roman Polanski’s masterpiece, directed at the age of 68. A wonderful biographical masterpiece about the life of pianist Wladyslaw Szpilman and at the same time a very autobiographical film. Brutal and ruthless from beginning to end but, especially in the final part, incredibly moving. The German officer who helps Szpilman is magnificent, and of whom the Polish pianist will not manage to learn the name at least until after the death of the officer himself, in a Soviet gulag...
Roman Polanski: Cul De Sac
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Roman Polanski: Cul De Sac
8 apr 12
A masterpiece from the Polish director, perhaps among his best, alongside "Repulsion," the finest of the 1960s. Bolstered by Donald Pleasance's outstanding performance, with an intriguing screenplay and Polanski's excellent direction, the film captivates and is highly enjoyable, culminating in a crescendo of situations that lead to the hectic, mad, and desperate ending—perhaps the only possible one in such a "Cul De Sac."
Roman Polanski: Carnage
DVD Video I have it ★★★★
Roman Polanski: Carnage
8 apr 12
Great film. A masterfully directed Polanski brings out the best in a brilliant Jodie Foster, an excellent Kate Winslet, an outstanding Christopher Waltz, and a convincing Reilly in a film that exposes all the falsehoods and hypocrisies of the two couples, which are often found in bourgeois families (and not only). The ending is superb.
Roman Polanski: L'Inquilino Del Terzo Piano
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Roman Polanski: L'Inquilino Del Terzo Piano
8 apr 12
Among the highest peaks of the Polish director. Disturbing, perverse, insane, the mounting tension that leads to the stunning, surreal finale is something exceptional. Little to say other than masterpiece.
Roman Polanski: Rosemary's Baby
DVD Video I have it ★★★★★
Roman Polanski: Rosemary's Baby
8 apr 12
Polanski is an outstanding director; this is perhaps slightly superior to the two previous films, and the level here is truly very high. An oppressive nightmare, evil in everyday life, evil that takes shape in the most innocent form possible. A newborn. Exceptional horror.
Ronettes, The: Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
The Ronettes: Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
5 jan 15
It would be a nice 4.5 rounded down to 4 just for personal taste. Whether it's a 4 or a 5, this gem remains an essential record for every fan of Pop, with a capital P. Unmistakable style and sounds (Phil Spector producing and co-authoring many tracks), the wonderful use of drums, and an immortal song like "Be My Baby." We are in 1964, and after almost 51 years, this still stands among the most beautiful pop records of all time.
Rush: Fly By Night
CD Audio I have it ★★★
Rush: Fly by Night
27 dec 22
Well, it's better than the debut, even if it doesn't blow me away. The important thing is that the true trio of Rush is born here, with the arrival of Neil Peart on drums, who immediately takes control of the lyrics, beginning to create those fantasy-science fiction micro-worlds that will characterize the band's vision in the years to come; of course, the difference between Peart's drumming and that of the previous drummer is the same as that between grandma's bundt cake and a stale cookie that ended up under the couch in 1987, roughly. I'm not crazy about their "power-rock" from this early period, all pumped up, shouted (from the shrillness of that great bassist Geddy, as far as voice...) and tacky, which will influence a lot of the terrible "hard" that follows for me, although a couple of tracks are fun; however, there are starting to be more interesting things on this album, "By-Tor" is the first track with a more complex structure and changes in rhythm and atmosphere, paving the way for their later typical "hard-prog" or "power-prog," while "Rivendell" introduces their more bucolic and pastoral side, a delicately beautiful acoustic ballad with dreamy lyrics that evoke a fantasy atmosphere, enhanced by a lovely melody. This is the album where a more defined and personal style begins to emerge in Rush.
Rush: 2112
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Rush: 2112
8 apr 12
9/10
Rush: Hemispheres
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Rush: Hemispheres
8 apr 12
9.5/10
Rush: Permanent Waves
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rush: Permanent Waves
8 apr 12
8.5/10
Rush: rush
CD Audio I have it ★★★
Rush: Rush
14 dec 22
First album for Rush, by the way without Peart on drums (played by one John Rutsey); practically a duo (Lee-Lifeson) + 1. A very conventional hard rock album, played by two musicians with unquestionable high technical skill (already here it's a pleasure to hear Geddy's bass, not so much to hear his voice that's like a chicken being strangled) but very green when it comes to ideas, personal style, and songwriting. Sometimes they venture into territories that seem like lesser apocryphal Led Zeppelin in tone (definitely) minor, and Lee seems to be an awkward cross between Plant and a car alarm siren; in other songs (I’m thinking of his singing in "Finding My Way") he instead comes off as a spiritual guide for future generations of sharp-beaked hard/metal poultry, and it’s hard rock that is very much rooted in those coordinates (and without reaching the level of the best hard 'n' roll of bands like, I don't know, AC/DC from the immediately following years). It’s not a bad album, no, in fact there are nice things to be found in "Here Again" (a good Hard-Rock-Blues track which is indeed a lesser apocryphal of Led but more than respectable) or in the long instrumental introduction of "Before and After," where Lee prefers to let his bass sing for a couple of minutes, a very commendable choice, thank you. A fundamental piece was missing for the birth of the "true" Canadian trio, this is a decent but lukewarm introduction.
Rush: a farewell to kings
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Rush: A Farewell to Kings
8 apr 12
8.5/10
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