cptgaio

Ps: there is also a version without subtitles that circulates (or used to circulate) in theaters: so if you’re interested in tracking it down.

True, there is no Italian version: I was just specifying so that when I said I was going to see it in the cinema, people wouldn’t think it was a dubbed re-release. Regarding your comment 86, I must say that I didn’t even mention whether the film is Lynch's best or not: I was just getting ready to go see it and I liked the idea of making irony about the pustulous girl in the radiator in contrast to the topic of "gnocca." There wasn’t any irony directed at you, as I understand you may have interpreted (if there was a reference to the comments of the "skeptics," it was indeed in the first part of the comment, but I don’t think there was anything to take offense at). As for the discussion about Lynch having made better ones, I think it depends on what is meant by "most beautiful" and/or "better," but yes, I agree: there are at least three that I prefer over "Eraserhead." For the rest, no, you didn’t offend me, but I advise you to take this site a bit less "seriously." Bye.

Well, I should start by saying that (as I imagine everyone here) I've never seen her in person, but I have the distinct impression that if she truly looks like she does in the "cover" photo (which is a doubt that concerns a bit all the various stunners of showbiz), many "skeptical" commentators on this page would become much less so upon encountering her in the flesh... Raise your hand if you'd say no to her... but don’t cheat, okay... Speaking of hot chicks (the girl in the radiator... mmm) I'm about to go watch "Eraserhead" at the cinema, in the original language (with Italian subtitles... for what they're worth), then I’ll let you know.

Very funny image, thanks for linking it.

I had forgotten the ratings (to the book for nostalgia and to the review for quality) and to add an "h" to "a perso" ;-)

You might like it. Hi!

Alongside "Illusioni" by the same author, it was a must for us teenagers in the late '80s and early '90s, and it was very important to me back then. Now it has lost almost all its charm, but I still feel a certain nostalgia for it. I'm quite convinced, however, that if many young people today were to read it, it wouldn’t hurt them; on the contrary...

How much is it?

The links for G and T don't work, it keeps happening with the internal links (even in my latest review). Hi (I'll listen again, the vote of confidence)

Please, by the way, 29 years ago not 19, we dysgraphics are sometimes also dyscalculics...