Hardrock92

Your superficiality, in my opinion, is embarrassing... of course, if you watch the movie before reading the book, everything seems boring to you... and indeed it is boring... but it’s a novel to be appreciated for its linguistic research... the invented languages are actually the result of years of the author's studies on dead languages... Tolkien mixed them... I mean... it’s a show-off of culture, a bit pretentious... but still has its charm... a great strength is also its accessibility as a book for everyone... it appeals to an elementary school child just as much as it does to an adult... poor clarity is all up for debate... has it never crossed your mind that this might actually be an objective of the author? XD... well... I hope you improve in the future and learn to read with less haste (I think you read too quickly and this is not a book to be read quickly) and superficiality...

Well... you're definitely right... but the first episode of Sin City really drives me crazy...

@Ghem... you're right... I meant to say that personally, Moore is my favorite comic book artist... sometimes, however, the two names are compared almost like a comparison... and I wanted to share my opinion... then I repeat that I agree with you... especially on Ronin... you don't like Sin City?

Among other things, 300 is the work where you can really notice Miller's right-wing tendencies...

I preferred the Sin City and Ronin episodes over this one among Miller's comics... but no Frank Miller can hold a candle to an Alan Moore, in my opinion...

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the lineup was more or less like the hiroshima... even though I would have preferred the first god to be more bare and less noisy... the cities seen from above was my peak... everyone was still... alessandro really crazy... great emidio... but is sommacal the one with red hair or the other one? Sorry... but I don't recognize them...

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to think that here morgan sang about admiring those who age with dignity without getting wasted... and he took it out on the too many replicants on television... but he lived in a big apple and watched people get drunk on him... oh yes... now it seems to me that the roles are reversed... XD

I can say that perhaps Bluvertigo have introduced a certain type of music to many that would have remained underground here in Italy... it’s up to the individual to decide whether that’s a positive or negative thing... Morgan at X Factor is out of place... damn... how can you talk about Lou Reed and David Bowie in front of Maionchi and Ventura?... maybe his is just pure protagonism... that said, there are many other valid people in Italy besides them... now... but also before...