KurtTheFish02

When it comes out, you’ll kill me... I’ll try to take good care of it :-)

@MACACO: I had never heard of Allan Kardec, we're talking about over a century ago! But what titles his books have: I will rush to the library as soon as I can, even though the expression "spiritism" makes me somewhat uneasy :-\ on a website dedicated to the "life of the spirit," the phrase "Nothing is created, nothing is destroyed: everything is transformed" appears on the homepage. I completely agree!

Personally, seeing Tesla involved in a movie and portrayed by David Bowie (!!!) gave me chills (GENIUS NEVER UNDERSTOOD! Insipid Edison, I can't help but think he really had that studio burned down!). I love Nolan, a young director who still has great things in store for us, but in this film he perhaps pushed the pace a bit too much in a "Memento"-style (his great film from 2000). As for the rest, pardon me, but I don't think "Wolverine"-Jackman is up to the task, while I am increasingly convinced that some films with Tom Cruise, if acted by someone like "Batman"-Bale (after all, 12 years younger), would have been a whole different story; I met him one night with "American Psycho" (2000) – terrible but talented! As for the rest, I hopelessly await Scarlett Johansson to knock on my door!!! Final rating, due to some flaws in the direction that don’t always provide a deserving flow to the plot: 8.5. The review doesn’t convince me :-(

Personally, seeing Tesla involved in a movie and portrayed by David Bowie (!!!) gave me chills (GENIUS NEVER UNDERSTOOD! Insipid Edison, I can't help but think he really had that studio burned down!). I love Nolan, a young director who still has great things in store for us, but in this film he perhaps pushed the pace a bit too much in a "Memento"-style (his great film from 2000). As for the rest, pardon me, but I don't think "Wolverine"-Jackman is up to the task, while I am increasingly convinced that some films with Tom Cruise, if acted by someone like "Batman"-Bale (after all, 12 years younger), would have been a whole different story; I met him one night with "American Psycho" (2000) – terrible but talented! As for the rest, I hopelessly await Scarlett Johansson to knock on my door!!! Final rating, due to some flaws in the direction that don’t always provide a deserving flow to the plot: 8.5. The review doesn’t convince me :-(

ps: when we talk about useless but reusable gifts!

Alright, you clever one, 5 € and I'll also give you the entire collection of dAN bROWN's papers that are taking up an entire box for no reason!!! ;-)

Mmm... you’ve read the book, right? No Google? ;-)

Has he already turned forty!?!? I don’t know, it’s never been properly suggested to me (as unfortunately happens with all singer-songwriters) and unfortunately, I’ve never gone looking for it! Of course, you gave me a great prompt :-) p.s.: heads, fix the hot chestnuts and the coperTa :-P

Punisher, maybe it’s better if we discuss this in private. Anyway, I have a good friend in the seminary, I also grew up in a youth group (...in my own way, which is why I mentioned above that "it’s not simple"). BUT I would NEVER have taught catechism, even though I had very close and friendly relationships with some of the priests I met, who understood me and never suggested it. In fact, regarding Christian religion in schools and mandatory crucifixes, I can’t see the point (I remember when I was little, we used to enter and say a prayer, mah...); moreover, I agree (a very current issue) with allowing Muslim workers their prayer time.