KurtTheFish02

@ supersoul: NO! You spoiled the ending of a book I was going to read!

Norton is a tremendous, beautiful film that really resonates. It reminded me of reading those reviews in the little magazines they give away for free in the subway.

To write something like this you must be at least a TRUE enthusiast of the book. Let's abstain from voting... if that's the case! My brother has already strongly discouraged me from watching the movie.

The presence of this Masterpiece in the DB is essential.

For me, Johnny Depp, wherever you put him, is always a great actor.

So many beautiful memories; I also remember getting emotional when I saw it as a child. And it’s true that they used to air it much more often… why not anymore? I bet my 10-year-old little sister would get emotional over this story too (not by chance, we’re both Pisces!). A rather brief review; didn’t it deserve a bit more substance?

Sure, these are little films that have always provided company, for example to young immigrants who, when they first arrived in the North, went to the cinema or turned on a TV (just like my dad)... Should we include the various Villaggio, Pozzetto, and Boldi? Let’s throw it all together and out comes "populism" par excellence. After all, art doesn't always have to be of absolute value like the museum of the seven wonders; we also need the local festivals with local products!

Sure, these are little films that have always provided company, for example to young immigrants who, when they first arrived in the North, went to the cinema or turned on a TV (just like my dad)... Should we include the various Villaggio, Pozzetto, and Boldi? Let’s throw it all together and out comes "populism" par excellence. After all, art doesn't always have to be of absolute value like the museum of the seven wonders; we also need the local festivals with local products!

After listening to them, I say they truly deserve it.

In this film, there are three guarantees: the two Coen brothers (I keep all their films) and the great Billy Bob Thornton. Unfortunately, I watched it when it came out, and I don't remember the details now; maybe I'll dig it up again, with Lauren Graham, whom I remember more as "a pig for a friend" :-). But I really liked it a lot. It seems there was a bit of confusion in interpreting the review, which definitely deserves a positive rating. Regarding the thoughts of dear Poletti and others, what on earth do the Simpsons have to do with it? :-) Happy holidays to everyone (just to add more fuel to the fire of the debate, for me, the Simpsons have increasingly been "selling out" to the public, sorry Poletti. I was curious to test that link since I often don't fully understand everything about our yellow faces, but it's not working!)