KurtTheFish02

It makes me turn my own guts waiting for the funeral of a neighbor. But I am flesh and blood too, and after the gift that the Lord has already given me by keeping me here, I am sure that he and Maria will know how to forgive me. Regarding the review, I find it unworthy of comment due to the negativity that permeates it (read: THE LIES UNDER EVERYONE'S NOSE).

They're showing it now on Rete4!!! But why in the late evening? I already know I won't be able to watch it all :-(

I tried to listen to them and honestly, I didn't find anything exceptional (but to be fair, I never really have, and I was never biased against them, not at all!). Still, I don't feel like giving a rating.

@JOHANNESULVER: as I already mentioned in this review, I believe that no one can claim to hold the absolute truth; rather, we could settle for being open to a PEACEFUL dialogue regarding our very essence. Debaser exists for this reason too :-)

The jokes in the film due to the translation, like "dragon woman, go get me a beer," I didn't enjoy, having watched it in the original language. And I assure you, following Clint Eastwood in the originality of his wonderful acting is truly worthwhile; we all know he is a great who will, as he should, leave a mark in the history of cinema. Perhaps the film is not anything extraordinary in the end, not a blockbuster, not an "Oscar-worthy" film. Everything revolves around the central axis: the protagonist as a character but above all as a man! Forgive me, Supersoul, but I fear there are other pivotal aspects of the film. The ever-ready gun doesn't remind you of anything? The man who stands up to protect the young woman? Clint has bid farewell to his acting career (as he confirmed) by showcasing a cameo from his key moments! Grimaces, glances, enemies becoming friends, a young person to help, women to protect, and of course, the super classic car... This film could be titled "Thank you, Clint, be a great director," and it wouldn't hurt at all. Greetings :-)

I have known and frequented the site for about 5 years, and the real revolution has been, for better or worse, the introduction of reviews on both films and books. The underlying reasons might lie in a decreasing attachment of users to the music realm, perhaps because many albums have started to receive WAY TOO MANY reviews, leading to an increase in malicious and weary reactions. Personally, I find myself more drawn to these two new contexts, obviously without forgetting the musical one. But I also have my good reasons; for example, I can no longer turn up the music loud and follow it with focus (it seems silly, but I wish it were!). In general, there has been a massive increase in users, and therefore a higher likelihood of unbalanced dialogues filled with gratuitous insults seems obvious to me. Anyway, I have always considered the NO censorship policy held by debaserists to be correct: it should be up to individual users to manage their own reactions and dialogues. Let's all try to be more balanced, in short. And forgive me for my outburst during this review regarding Berlusconi, but there are things for each of us that stir the most malicious of instincts. Again, pardon.

Turkish I trust your judgment blindly, I know I'm doing well! This summer I could rob the rest stops I find along the highways, stock up on these useless tomes and then on the beach do some nice "faletti", what do you think? ;-)

Panapp, unfortunately, it’s a world of thieves. I too won't consider TV at all at that point; in fact, I already know that very few young people do, unless it’s for sports events. For now, let’s hold on tight to the INTERNET tool, paying what is due – by the way, just to point out how things work in a "free market", it was enough for me to threaten Fastweb twice with cancelling my contract for them to rush to my phone and lower my rate by A LOT! On the internet, you can find the most up-to-date scientific documentaries, serious or even imaginative, valuable films and the most ridiculous ones, you can interact more or less civilly like we do, discover ideas, and get closer to new worlds. As long as there isn’t real censorship, LET’S ENJOY IT!

Milva!?!?!? °__°

@Panapp in my long time spent at home, I've been able to observe what we both say; we are really at the peak of indecency. The real problem is that even Rai is slowly starting to conform. I remain a staunch supporter of RAITRE!