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Roman Polański Cul de sac

5 apr 23

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I would like to be a director to make a porn-erotic-blasphemous remake of the aforementioned film. The script is already ready; if anyone is interested, I am an author (amateur).

Alberto Burri Cretto di Gibellina

31 mar 23

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@[CosmicJocker] nothing to object, nothing to add to your reflections.

Paolo Cognetti Some Question To

30 mar 23

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The character Cognetti unsettles me a lot. However, I read "Le otto montagne" with pleasure. I was biased at first, but in the end, it captivated me immensely, and I enjoyed the story.

Paolo Sorrentino La Grande Bellezza

28 mar 23

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I like how you wrapped up the review, I agree with the questions that the viewer should ask themselves.

Paolo Sorrentino La grande bellezza

28 mar 23

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Sometimes we mistake weaknesses for strengths. When something is left unsaid, there is silence, and silence leads to contemplation. Are dialogues just monologues? Perhaps because it is not an obligation to reply. If you see the extravagant, then you do not also glimpse the misery. To understand the film, one must read its extremes. From worldly chaos to the cloisters where the fountain's trickle can be heard. If you've read the film, perhaps you've noticed how this great beauty is both everywhere and nowhere.

Roberto Benigni Il Piccolo Diavolo

28 mar 23

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I agree with much of what you wrote, you've also given me new insights. However, 1 star is too harsh.

Sylvain Chomet L'illusioniste

28 mar 23

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I cried like a fountain the first time I saw him.

Nanni Moretti Habemus Papam

28 mar 23

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I was expecting the emotional side, but it didn’t come!

Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano Dedicato A...

24 mar 23

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Great job

Don DeLillo Underworld

23 mar 23

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I'm a bit angry with American authors (Fitzgerald, Ford, Kerouac, and the like). Without an imposing background of their subculture, as a European, you end up having to endure rivers of useless talk in terribly boring contexts. There’s always the distinct feeling of reading about heroic deeds, about supermen, when instead they are shockingly banal. Take Underworld, for example; you have to sit through 60 pages of a baseball game, with names, terms, actions. What a drag!