Blackdog

I instead have read that this is one of the big movies of the year (last year). Recommended for those who consider Brad Pitt a non-actor (and watch out for Casey Affleck, as talented as his jaw-dropping brother is lacking).

Nice cover, I watched the video-single 'Ilyena' and honestly, I still haven't figured out if we're in the realm of Strùnzata Paracul or some art\avant\funk\hard-rock genius move.

A bit of a hassle, I remember that dad (a vintage Tex Willer fan) took me to the movies, all excited.. Upon exiting, he would have shot the producer, director, and the better interpreters of 'Aquila della notte': it seemed like a school play, a carnival show. In fact, Sergio Bonelli later prevented its free circulation (not even on alternate license plate days, and that's good!).

The ending of 'Magnolia,' with Claudia looking at us finally at peace and smiling, is extraordinary: one of the most beautiful 'pieces' of Cinema in the last 20 years.

Well, the rain of frogs is a biblical plague... While the Altmanian 'earthquake' is always relevant and contemporary in California. But it’s a fact that really happened in Serbia, in the village of Odzaci, where an unexpected rain of frogs caused a stir among its inhabitants... I'm doing a bit of public service, since Rai these days is too busy with the censored Mastellos and Paparatzy under the gag, and I bring you the strange "natural phenomenon": THE SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION OF THE "FLYING FROGS" PHENOMENON.
-The explanation of the phenomenon is, as usual in these cases, much simpler and less "mysterious." The event of various materials falling from the sky (not just frogs) is not rare even in other parts of the world, and is due to strong winds that accompany the rains of these days in the region, which would have "sucked" the frogs from ponds even very far away, transporting them for kilometers. Small and medium-sized tornadoes are not unusual events even in your regions.
Cool, right? But Heather is cooler...
P.S. - Hey muffin, has anyone talked about "illustrious critics"? What the hell! P.T. Anderson observes his characters in a very emotional way in his human comedy, the great Altman had a more distant and analytical gaze: it’s undeniable that if a young filmmaker makes an ensemble film on the scale of 'Magnolia', he must confront the Master from Kansas City. And Mark Wahlberg as a rapper? No one remembers him, rather he was noticed thanks to the underwear ad with Calvin Klein: much better as an actor, trust me.

One step forward compared to "Magnoglia"?! What the hell are you talking about?

@hugoniot: in fact 'Planet Terror' is by Robert Rodriguez..

The 'experimental' period of Baglioni.

I saw him when I was little, and I didn't understand why they arrested that poor man... The best Parker.

The best of his generation (and not just that): between Scorsese & Altman, with a sprinkle of pulp from Quentin (the crazy sequence with Alfred Molina), P.T. Anderson truly loves his characters. Surprising Mark Wahlberg, and the sinful body of Heather Graham would convert many a pedophile priest. A didactic review, which does not do justice to the great film.
P.S. - Coming soon is 'There Will Be Blood', announced as a masterpiece, with that "monster" Daniel Day-Lewis...