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But why does no one know how to write?! Bloc Party! Arctic Monkeys!!!

This is what comes out of your review. 2.5 rounded because I like them too.

I listened to "Living on the run" and it's not bad... I will delve deeper! The only issue is that they seem a bit anachronistic but very good nonetheless.

A simple and rushed film that couldn't take advantage of a well-played subject and (in my opinion) is not full of clichés and avoids stereotypes. Clichés and stereotypes are not lacking in the film itself. I love Gordon-Levitt as an actor.

I like it a lot!

I’m very conflicted: give you a 1 or continue along the lines of the mockery of all the other comment writers. Their masterpiece. 5 for sure.

I quote Mr. Money. Those who expected a cerebral Sherlock Holmes that stays true to the paper version, especially before its debut, and see Mr. Guy Ritchie in the director's seat, cannot really talk about the film. I enjoyed it in peace, and it’s exactly the kind of movie I would watch in the theater: it doesn’t bore, it's the right length, well made, and with effects that would be toned down in my home. It seems analogous to the Spider-Man trilogy: Sam Raimi made some great loud horror and pseudo-comedy films, but I don't think people went to see it thinking that the Goblin would pop out from a corner or that liters of blood would rain down. Those who go to see these movies know they are facing a blockbuster! Damn, it’s a departure from Ritchie's standard filmography, but with his trademark. The only thing that didn’t surprise me was the direction: it seems a simple copy and paste from Rocknrolla. If there was a nice evolution or at least a variety of impactful directorial choices up to Rocknrolla, here it slips into the homework assignment and reliance on special effects to compensate.

I saw that in Samuel Bayer's videography there’s also the reboot of Nightmare. Sorry, but I couldn't help laughing because I read "Directed by one of the most important music video directors in History (see videography)." I know you meant in the music video realm, but it was all so beautiful, wonderful... :D

How do you see Uncharted? I think it's a wonderful kitsch, but how much I enjoy jumping from tremendous heights and hanging on with one hand without hurting myself. I believe it's the closest thing to cinema (excluding Heavy Rain & co) in a video game. It has a fantastic simplicity and is the exact opposite of Ico, but I still consider it a work of art. The fact that almost everyone likes it doesn't compromise anything. It's like in music: just because it’s not solely "niche" video games doesn’t mean it can't be art. Smoke on the Water is a masterpiece, loved by "the masses," Led Zeppelin is history, and even the masses appreciate it...

It feels very much like an album for long drives in the car. The previous Floyd albums were more for the couch, in a dark room with the stereo turned up high and a clear mind. There’s definitely a bit of a difference.