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the album is beautiful! Truly moving

For me, this is not a 5 album, at least not at this moment... I haven't been able to capture the fragments of the atmospheres that have always fascinated me in the past. It's a 4 because Opeth have always managed to maintain an unmistakable style while delivering very different albums.

Beautiful! One of the most beautiful non-metal albums I've ever listened to!!!!

I had the chance to listen to them today, this very album, and I was impressed!

I will never stop thanking Charly for introducing me to de André, his incredible poetic artistry.. thank you both!

Some time ago, I tried this band, and it didn't strike me as all that "brilliant." It's true that it has little to do with bands like Lacuna Coil or Evanescence (whenever there's a band with a female element, there's always someone who tends to associate them...), honestly, I found them very monotonous and flat.

Wow, I was really taken aback in the middle of the film. Initially, I was quite confused, also because it seems to me that it's the director who wants it that way, trying to reorder the viewer's mind in the end to understand everything.
I was almost desperate by the three-quarters mark of the film. It's true that materialism isn't everything in our lives, but at that point, it felt even too much: that disdain for individuality, for the possession of material goods, it all seemed so surreal to me...
Thankfully, the film left me with a breath of relief at the end; if things went badly, he literally killed that part.
Maybe this is a journey we would like to take, the monotony of daily and work life makes us indifferent as the days go by, but the path is very dangerous—if we push too hard, we really risk losing ourselves.

Ah..the review is too reductive!
I agree that the human character is too insufferable!
Although I worry about how long this lovely little rat can last in this restaurant (don't rats live shorter lives than humans?), it's still a very beautiful film except for some parts.
The review is really poor, especially in the final part; I would have preferred you to recount the scene where Anton Ego takes the first bite of Ratatouille and his childhood memories come flooding back! Or you could have talked in more detail about Remy's passion for cooking, the music, the harmony that underlies it all!
In my opinion, The Incredibles is a step below because the story is much less original compared to Ratatouille, despite some doubts. :P

This film is beautiful, even though the trailer initially gave me a different impression... Leslie is a really special girl; she changed this boy's life, and thanks to the support she gives him, he manages to overcome difficulties both in real life and in the world of Terabithia. However, when she died, I have to admit that a few tears rolled down my cheeks, but the final part is optimistic. Even though the girl is gone, she managed to leave all of this world in Jesse's heart, who finds his "replacement" in his little sister...

this album is beautiful, the growl is exceptional.