KurtTheFish02

Well... I'll keep writing it in every review of this kind: once Debaser wasn't like this. Anyway, here's a link for those interested (released in 2009 but everything is already ready) Street Fighter - La leggenda (2009) - IMDb

But did we really understand the plot? I have a few doubts.. she ultimately reveals herself as the avenger of the raped girls (like her friend) and not as a crazy person.. he had pedo-pornographic material in his secret box (of which she finds the combination, being the great genius she is..) and she's just avenging her friend, who before committing suicide mentioned Jeff, who admits to having "only watched"! In short, a big mess ;-)

I don't really like the review, both for how it’s written (once I found Debaser a bit more worthy..) and for the content. Plus, I don’t understand all the preconceived notions about actors, authors, directors, or anyone else.

I totally agree with the previous comment to mine; sometimes I don't agree with the themes or the ways of CapaRezza (who often reminds us, "I'm neither right nor left, I'm an ordinary man....... but there are no more ordinary men" -> I AGREE, see "I will become someone") but I particularly appreciate him in this album.

I'm listening to it and I'll keep replaying it: EXTREMELY POSITIVE FIRST IMPRESSION. I was told about a CapaRezza who arrives at concerts in his old clunker, without too many pretensions... well... maybe he hides the Porsche behind the stage for the return to his big villa? So many messes have been said regarding the story, but then again, it always goes like this. My grandfather used to tell me about his fondness for the "fascist-like times," he didn't care about Mussolini or the party, just about the favors granted for the work in the fields! And I imagine it could work like that anywhere in the "tricolor nation." Well, let's not add more fuel to the fire... I conclude by saying: the current situation (emigrants, rising prices...) is the result of poor past management.

Can someone explain to me better the last melting pot phrase?

Worthy is the idea of referring to the soundtrack in the review (fantastic). Because I consider the film just barely sufficient. What an adventure, however, that has been told to us, gentlemen... watching it in the dead of night keeps you wide awake, it really takes away your sleep!

I completely agree with comment #11 by Occulto Supersovrano. Review "sufficient just for the effort" (as the REAL teachers used to say in my day... now the substance seems to count for nothing, MANNAJA!!)

Certo, invia pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Finally, after months of delay, I've seen the movie. I can officially say: it would be ridiculous to hear about prequels and sequels, and I found the ending in tune with the plot's course. It starts with the death of the protagonist's brother, then the one that the best friend likes gets bitten by the monster and bleeds out, the other one takes the helicopter and disappears (who knows, maybe she got saved? Who cares... even though she was a hottie) while the other three fall into Central Park and find themselves unscathed (this is actually a real stretch.. but let's overlook it..) then that idiot of a best friend wants to take on the monster that's on top of him, OF COURSE HE DIES! The two poor "lovers" have no hope, it was already known for quite some time about the bombing that NYCity would undergo! And so... the only thing I found "interesting" is that they died right there where the poor Sean, Nicole Kidman's husband in "Birth - Io sono Sean," died while doing his morning jog at -10 degrees in mid-winter :-D (The final scene left on the tape was so predictable; we had already seen it when the best friend tried to go back!!!). The entire opening scene was unbearable.