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Fernando Di Leo Aver vent'anni

24 may 08

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Stracult!

Prince Dirty Mind

29 apr 08

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When you were mine sung with Cindy Lauper is slightly better than the original, and anyway Controversy is superior to this nice dirty album, but congratulations on your composition, it has all the inner rot of a loser!

Madonna Hard Candy

29 apr 08

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I paid 11.90 euros for it at Media World! It's worth every cent!

Jack Hill Le Ragazze Pon Pon

25 apr 08

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I saw it in the original language, I think uncut, but the fellatio scene doesn't seem to be in the forefront... it’s a sexy film a bit above the ones we used to produce with Gloria Guida... I found the ending rushed, but maybe it was a cut version!

Jack Hill Le Ragazze Pon Pon

13 apr 08

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...no unfortunately it's a still image in my mind, I only remember those details, I've been looking for it on the internet for a while now... a bit like the songs you listen to as a child and you don't know who they belong to, and after years and years you find out.. thank goodness for the internet! I don't know if it's worth it in the end... it might be some vintage trash!

Jack Hill Le Ragazze Pon Pon

13 apr 08

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Great recovery! If you remember, do you recall the title of that movie that used to air on private TV... a Mexican horror set in a church with a blonde girl... I think it started with a cult... very gloomy '70s music...

Castellano & Pipolo College

6 apr 08

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Sorry for the grammar! The rush...

Castellano & Pipolo College

6 apr 08

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The film wasn't that bad if it gathered 10 million viewers during its second TV airing; that's why Mediast turned it into a television series! And it was a bit of a flop...different actors, Moro underplaying her role, and the comedic gags even dumber than the original! Back then, it was a cult; at school, everyone talked about it, and with every TV airing, the only merit of the film was the music and Shannon's hit: Let the Music Play! By the way, not even credited...did Castellano and Pipolo not pay for the rights?