dark schneider

Contradictory and vague review ("what could (but unfortunately isn't) the music of the new millennium be" - What does it mean in Italian?). An album never heard like these so-called "prophets" that I've only appreciated in PABLO HONEY.

I wonder how you can judge the first two albums as terrible. They definitely had more grit and a desire to break through than this album/half-assed piece. I'm sorry that the guitarist left, because this marked the end of a band that made living life, goofing around, and having fun their trademark. R.I.P. PS: To think that that ugly thing of a singer is dating AVRIL LAVIGNE. It's a strange world indeed.

But are we still doing the track by track? I don’t think it can be enjoyable for anyone to listen to these two girls for more than 1 second. As someone once said (I can't remember who) on MAI DIRE GOAL: "Instead of having two out-of-tune girls, couldn't the mother just make one in tune?!"... Right, right! Now they'll get screwed by those black guys from the Festival or Kamasutra video. (If you try black...You'll never come back)

Alright...Keep on rollin' baby!

"Bob...give me the gun!"

"The inevitable Italian habit of taking foreign films and slapping on a different title that sounds very 'Italian,' so to speak (always better than translating or completely inventing the title, another typical Italian habit), often results in a two- or three-word phrase that somehow explains the core, fully stripped and washed of every last drop, of the story presented by the title." - You are perfectly right. But you see, if they had translated The Departed as it should have been translated, I DEFUNTI, the film would have lost a point for me. I still can't understand how Scorsese chose that title. Bah...

What a pearl of wisdom our WORLD SBK FAN has gifted us... I hope it was sarcasm.

For the average of the album, which I think is of a good level but inferior to the previous ones (hooray for originality). 3.5. As for the review... well, we understand each other... 1.5.

When Matt Bellamy shits..."REVIEW of STARBLAZER: The magnificent work of art created by the leader of the famous band MUSE has become legendary. All the most prestigious museums in the world are fighting tooth and nail in the ongoing auction to acquire the sculpture. It's clear that this creates within the observer a chain of emotions never felt before. Ultimately, it might be the most controversial, yet at the same time unique, work of this amazing artist who is my Matt. Great even live." - Guys, just a bit of objectivity...

"Talk is already swirling about the third chapter of the Dark Knight according to Christopher Nolan, but in the meantime, to determine how much I really liked this, I need my memory: I miss the irreverent and 'intellectual' staging of the first Burton, the splendid snowy characters of 'Returns' (1992), but I don’t miss at all the faux metalinguistic carnival of Schumacher ('Batman Forever' and 'Batman & Robin' two years later). This is already enough, a round of applause for Nolan. But… Adam West’s spandex?" - Don't you think it's a bit immature to write a review without even having the foundation of the Burtonian original? Beyond everything, a film that stands out well in the blockbuster stew. In fact, it flirts with masterpiece status. Star-studded cast and Nolan reaffirms himself as one of the most enterprising and talented directors of this dull cinematic era (with Bale, his protégé, reciprocating impeccably).