Blackdog

DeRank : 4,92
DeAge™ : 7152 days • Here since 9 november 2006
Meneguar Strangers In Our House
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Not we can always spakkare Cimba, we are human.. I recommend, for a lively & indebted reading to the poetics of Francesco Alberoni, my testiculo "From Elvis In Memphis"; you might seriously wet yourself from laughter (maybe more for the comments, eh). The Holy Trinity 2000 in NYC: Liars, Fiery Furnaces, and TV On The Radio. Saludos Strangers In The Night.
Franco Califano I grandi successi originali
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Post 39 is definitely worth quoting, at all costs: Il_Paolo strikes again.
Joel & Ethan Coen Non E' Un Paese Per Vecchi
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Mexes wouldn't laugh much, funny guy.
Steven Spielberg Schindler's list
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"Masterpiece" is "The Passion of Joan of Arc" by Dreyer or "The Conversation" by Coppola, not this clever one who only thinks about $ and U.S. de-culturation & throws.
Joel & Ethan Coen Non E' Un Paese Per Vecchi
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In fact, at San Siro you were brilliant, especially Rosetti and Burdisso.
The Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet
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"Some Girls" (especially), after "Black And Blue" & "Tattoo You": go ahead.
TV On The Radio Return To Cookie Mountain
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Among the albums of the decade: a soul\new wave\electronica that stuns in tracks like "Hours," "Wolf Like Me," "Tonight," or the wonderful "Province" (the song that Bowie will never write again, and in fact sings in the chorus). I also notice the influence of NIN, after the supporting tour from previous years. Rating: 4.5.
Joel & Ethan Coen Non E' Un Paese Per Vecchi
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Okay, some "help" was also given to A.S. Roma against smaller teams; but with Internazionale the ratio is 2 to 12: just those points needed to win the scudetto, how funny is that. Some steal an apple and some a Golf, it’s often generalized.
Steven Spielberg Schindler's list
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I quote Occulto, "The Pianist" by Polanski is much better and above all more sincere.
Steven Spielberg Schindler's list
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It's not a masterpiece, damn it. Spielberg glamorizes with that fucking touch of Frank Capra even a pitch-black page of history. Good film, nothing more. But it’s the Industry that calls the shots: black and white, authorial pretensions, a finale colored with rhetoric, Oscars pouring down like rain and Steven has tricked you again. I still hold on to the fact that his true idea of a filmmaker is "Jurassic Park."