KurtTheFish02

It was me :-)

Dear Donnie, I see that you admit to being happy about "staying inside a fifteen-year-old." And as a fifteen-year-old (maybe!) you write, there's nothing wrong with that; in fact, you yourself say it's a good thing. Okay, you want some arguments regarding the review rating. Well, I find the introduction absolutely poorly written; it's clear what you're talking about, but only at the end of elementary school (i.e., at ten years old, not fifteen) do you write in a certain way; the schoolteacher would say "clear concept but poorly placed." The entire passage (a single, very long sentence!) in which you fire off the clues, with at most a semicolon separating them, makes me scream "crime!" As Vasco would say, "..but it's okay like this, without words.." since we are now moving towards the acceptance of all grammatical forms (did you know that now the grammatical form "la ministra" is accepted? MY GOD!). Poor language, Dante & Co. are turning in their graves. Honestly, I’ve gotten very, very, very tired of rereading that sentence; it's something I can't stand, unfortunately. When I write even just a note, I'm used to rereading it multiple times; just imagine how meticulous I am! But I repeat, I don't mean to offend you personally in any way! When a bad phenomenon takes off, we all end up a little bit victim to it.. I can imagine!

@DARK SCHNEIDER: wow, but I was actually praising you for this, sorry but I was really distracted ;-) just kidding, great then, an extra point :-D

Sorry, just a curiosity, but are you in third grade? No, because my sister in first middle school writes better! No seriously, I don't want to offend you, but haven't you gotten tired of writing in this way about a work that you consider so important? I’ll also add a: Faber forever!

P.S. you didn't mention any rabbits :P

Fantastic! I've always wanted to review it but couldn't find the right words, other than "All around me are familiar faces, Worn out places, Worn out faces.." AMAZING! Too bad the DVD version reveals certain details about the ending a bit too early.. But I haven't seen it yet :) Review score: 6.

This film just reminds me of my flirtation with a beautiful girl who was already in a relationship (we watched it alone in her room...). At least we established a really deep connection that somehow endures over time (not thanks to Ligabue, whom I can't stand - while she instead adored only the first true Ligabue and hated everything that followed, the movies, etc., etc.). The rating for the work is a solid 4.

Thinking back...

Good job, Dark, "verbosity" is the right term! But that doesn't mean I’ll lose the desire to see it. A hundred times better than the other review, though you could have avoided constantly putting the veil on and taking it off the plot (see first part). Long live Scarlett, I adore you!!!!

Scarlett I LOVE YOU!!! (watch out, some people from Brescia might take offense!)