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I rate above all the review, which is very well written and precise, and which made me momentarily return to those long years when I devoured their albums from morning till night... A nostalgia rascal!

Thank you, Grafton. To start, I would recommend this one and the first (eponymous) just to give you an idea. The 3rd one isn't bad either, but then they became much more commercial. Bye ;)

I had missed this one... good thing I occasionally re-bustle around.... Beautiful review for a stunning album.

What can I say, I find myself repeating and echoing the comments of Antoniodeste and Eletto (I increasingly agree with Antonio). I still have to see the film, but you can't say that Ferrari is expressionless or colorless, come on! Maybe back in the days of "Distretto1," but not anymore, on the contrary... and I'm not just talking about film, but also about theater; she's really talented.

Hello everyone, and a special shout-out to antoniodeste, whom I remember very well and not just for Offramp (thank God!), in fact: I must admit that I always enjoy reading the pages where your comments appear, and it's never the case that I think you've said anything obvious. And of course, I also agree here, especially regarding the reviewer’s ability to delve deeper. I think, much to my regret, that I’ll have to see this film soon in theaters... However, I’ve noticed one thing that I’d like to highlight here: all the darkest, negative, and "annoying" comments have come from a female audience, and I think I understand why... But I’ll save this discussion for after I see it, when I too will emerge devastated... Kisses to everyone.

The last 2 comments above (19-20) are the ones I appreciated the most and that I fully endorse! Beautiful review. I have it on original vinyl, so that might indicate how much time has passed since I listened to it for entire afternoons, studying or doing "other things"... Definitely a bit outdated today, but it remains an absolute masterpiece, brilliant, innovative, and truly original. Splendid.

Beautiful, I've been listening to it for months, sporadically, between a sunny day and a rainy one, and the feeling is always the same. I like it, I like it a lot!

I haven't seen it yet, and I would like to since he is one of my favorite directors. However, I've heard "bad" things about this latest work of his, with some even advising me against it because it is (quote): "empty, devoid of any spark, hopeless, violent, tragic, and even pointless in its negativity"... I'm really torn. The review intrigues me; what do you think? Should I wait for the DVD?

My Cleopatra, I had missed this one... A stunning review with a deep analysis of all the characters' personalities. Sorrentino delves into the darkest and most secretive recesses of the human soul. It drives me crazy. There's no need to say that "Le Conseguenze.." is a masterpiece and Servillo is incredibly talented and charming....!!! A big kiss.

Wow, what a catch!! I thought I had lost it! Better late than never. Huge Mike!