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I really liked your review, a lot. It’s also true that I adore Tarantino, so the fact that it was very long didn’t bother me. And of course, I can’t wait to go see this movie of bastards. Ps: Quentin's masterpieces for me are both Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction - tied for first place...

Hello everyone! Well, calling it a f***ing movie seems a bit excessive. Those who like neorealism might appreciate it quite a bit, just like those who love Fellini and the dreamlike style (the child who flies at the beginning of the film...) and also, as I mentioned, some "locals" not for the locations it depicts (we've confirmed they're African) but for the atmospheres it evokes and what it wants to tell about Sicily (and the South) in the post-war period... @Fallen: you know that the week before I had just seen Il Grande Sogno?? Even there, a friend of mine who fully experienced '68 and so on was in tears, while I was yawning... I guess to leave the theater happy, I’ll have to wait to see UP from Pixar!!

Comment 28: holy words holy.....

Spectacular! My eyes hurt from reading the headlines, but the review was worth such effort!!! PS: I also spotted a bit of blasphemy at first glance!!!

I would gladly headbutt him on the nasal septum.

Thank you my dear ones, now I am ready to delve deeper.....

In fact, it seemed a bit risky, but never say never 007! I’ll take a ride on the mule, so it doesn’t cost anything ;) thanks, and no preocupe, I’m well aware of the work frenzy, it's the reason why I’m not keeping up with you!!!!!

So, on the trust (of the gnocco) - I’ll try to get the CD in question, ok? Thks

Come on? I didn't know she was one of Rivo!

Panic, but how, are, you, idiot! :)