sorciopeloso

nostalgia for the cooking show

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but his music really grosses me out... some of his singles & covers (especially) are delightful if you have the stomach for it, but this piece is just not it

If I had a living room, I'd gladly keep the ND for a week or two, especially that chubby cute teddy bear known as Shane :D

the shape is very difficult _ personally, I really like lagwagon especially from hoss onwards, when the melody starts to make its way more and more forcefully in their albums.

I love the line "it was the first time I was going to a concert."

But with this review, did you hope to do a good service to Lagwagon (who I've always liked)? Ah, a couple of notes: Dookie is not melodic hardcore, and the same Lagwagon recorded an entire album where the underlying theme is death (of someone you mention too, by the way... but then there are so many albums that talk about discomfort, depression, death? :D ).

No, the captain of the ship is not a robot, he is a human being, yet he behaves in a frighteningly banal and stereotypical manner. And no, fillers are one thing, while actually functional scenes are another. Try removing those passages from the film; what changes? Absolutely nothing, because they add nothing to the narrative or the characters, and convey nothing at all (at most, they make us exclaim, "Oh, what great animators!"). This is where my criticism stems from; it is clear that certain scenes were included just to showcase what Pixar is capable of graphically (to make a musical comparison, they are like the solos of Dragonforce :D). But a masterpiece is another matter, and only masterpieces should receive 5 stars. I don't even know if I would give five stars to Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (reviewed by cpt a long time ago), where the ecological theme is treated in a much more interesting way, let alone in this undeniably mainstream film.

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I was expecting a response a bit more rich in content, but oh well _