gbrunoro

DeRank ™: 1,15

DeAge™ : 7231 days • Here since 22 august 2006

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Frank Zappa You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol.2

11 apr 09

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Not being able to attend a Zappa concert is one of the great regrets of my life...

Seth Gordon The King Of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters

31 mar 09

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Thank you all for the comments and positive votes. The film, of course, hasn't been released in Italy, but you can find it on the usual torrent sites. If you're not very confident with English, you can also download the subtitles; you can find all the details on italiansubs.net.

Ezio Vendrame Se Mi Mandi In Tribuna, Godo

25 mar 09

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Pure genius.

Marco Ponti Santa Maradona

20 mar 09

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There are some funny moments, but overall, I agree with that "missed opportunity" expressed in the review.

Clint Eastwood Gran Torino

16 mar 09

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A beautiful film, overflowing with humanity. It impressed me to see Eastwood so wonderfully old: in a world dominated by decrepit actors stretching their limits while making a fortune for plastic surgeons, he is splendid in his aware and proudly displayed old age. And then he is incredibly good, incredibly good... he has returned to the good old western (yes, because this is a western) and has crafted what is probably his masterpiece.

Paul Greengrass The Bourne Ultimatum

12 mar 09

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I liked it.

Piergiorgio Odifreddi Il Vangelo Secondo La Scienza

9 mar 09

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I believe this series of comments is one of the funniest in recent years: I propose to name Katharsis the absolute human case of Debaser. It would be appropriate to open a new section on Debaser; it's something spectacular. And I’m almost sure it can’t be a fake, it’s all too... too!

Zack Snyder Watchmen

9 mar 09

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Nice review. I hope I can go see it this week.

Piergiorgio Odifreddi Il Vangelo Secondo La Scienza

8 mar 09

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It's interesting to note how in 99% of the comments religion equals the Catholic Church equals priests. I understand that we have the Vatican here, but I believe the discussion is slightly broader... And anyway, following this point of view makes philosophy lose any meaning, as it becomes pointless to reason about things that cannot be scientifically proven, while it is, in my opinion, very interesting that at the highest levels science, philosophy, and religion merge beautifully. In short, it seems to me that the average tone of the discussion is rather like that of a sports bar and leads nowhere.