dark schneider

Surely the quote from Trainspotting is more valid than the critic's judgment.

So. Unacceptable receive. Better to pick one randomly from the other 64584755210002555 of yours. That said, the album disappointed me at the time, and aside from the hit singles that are worth the album purchase, I skipped all the tracks. Truly disappointing. Especially with those masterpieces they had behind them. R.I.P.

@girasole: I don't doubt the (not excessive, though) judgment capacity at 14, but I question that, having started the review with "Years ago..." either he’s a f***ing genius, or he simply didn't have the foundation to judge and/or is just complaining with a rather horrific review like this.

I haven't seen the movie, but I've heard friends talking about it enthusiastically. Unfortunately, relying solely on the WALL-E trailer, one might be positively struck by the metallic voice or hate it and miss the opportunity to go to the cinema. I'm one of the latter, but the Mule will know how to help me. PS: I think The Incredibles is an awful movie: predictable, trivial, too childish and lacking in humor, but abundant in puns... I regret renting it instead of downloading it.

Really well done reviews, but the doubt about the 5 stars remains. The care of the gorilla with Bisio was still a nice film.

Sure! I saw the homepage and one thing comes to mind... WHAT THE HELL DO YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT MUSIC WHEN NOW (AND I STRESS NOW) YOU'RE 14 YEARS OLD AND IN YOUR REVIEW YOU TALK ABOUT YEARS AGO... DID YOU LISTEN TO THEM IN THE HOSPITAL WHEN YOU WERE BEING BORN? DID YOU LISTEN TO THEM AT 10 YEARS OLD WHEN THERE WAS NOTHING EMERGING IN KORN ANYMORE? This is a critique of what you said. I don't think you're incapable of judging genres that you like or dislike, no matter how obvious they may be (it's always nice to see how the new generation thinks compared to past generations), but I believe that YEARS AGO you didn't understand a damn thing about music (just like everyone else, including me, at 10 years old), so don't take it personally for the jokes or the light first insults that other users throw your way because you still have a long way to go to understand even a little. With this, I don't mean to say that I’m an expert or that I understand it all, because in the end, none of us truly understands everything that the musical landscape can and will offer us.

The only thing (perhaps important) that I forgot to mention is that anyone who does not have a clear understanding of the political and social situation of the time will hardly be able to grasp the subtleties, as well as the sharp jabs that the show was capable of delivering. Additionally, I forgot to mention that Avanzi won the Telegatto in 1992, when it still meant something, as the revelation show of the year. For further information, see Wikipedia or YouTube.
Thank you for the comments. I agree with the theses of Psychopompe (I still have many VHS tapes recorded back then that I cherish as a great treasure) who reminded me of the gap listed above. PS: In my opinion, the advertisement against the cellphone and in favor of the phone booths where the manager is chased by a killer and his phone rings is something extraordinary. Moreover, Aiace, the Soffricini Pintus, Michele the connoisseur—those were the most beautiful...

Well, I didn't see it last night and I didn't mind. If it had come out about fifteen years ago, it would have been unwatchable, but given the blandness of the satirical/comedy genre dictated by the "...(crap) movie" trend, American Pie holds its own (that's why I give it an extra point)… However, I preferred Dodgeball back in the day. Moreover, I haven't watched Adam Sandler's "Zohan." So I don't have a point of comparison.

I don't want to act superior, I just don't understand. Once they respond, that's enough; the joke is no longer funny. If someone wants to continue or is lacking a sense of humor, or wants to make it clear to the world that they're listening to that and going off on groups that aren't taken into account (to show that they understand music...).

For me, their best album alongside Joshua Tree (I hope I spelled it right)! Here, the experimentation is well blended and less difficult to digest than the later Zooropa or, further on, Pop (the last decent album by U2 for me).