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I know La Giara, Il viaggio, and La patente, which is a comedy. And his most famous books: Il Fu Mattia... Etc. He has a very extensive body of work; I focused on the more well-known ones.

I'm afraid to listen to them... 😁😁
The review is fine 🤗🤗

She is good; I have some of her little songs in my collection. It's good music from the past. The review is good too...

I had started reading the book but put it down after about twenty pages because there was all this description of breakfasts and so on... But I probably made a mistake because judging by the plot it seems interesting. However, you give it only two stars. The review is very good, moreover enriched by the phrases from DeLillo that are copied and included. In my opinion, he writes like very few others; even in those sentences you transcribed, you can tell he's talented and knows how to probe the emotions of those living through certain situations. I don't know if I'll pick it up again; maybe I'll go for *White Noise*, which seems to be his best book. Very talented 👍

I’m going straight to the votes because I really like them.

I've always liked the Dead Kennedys. I consider them among the best in the entire punk scene. Besides the spot-on name, I also enjoyed the songs: Kill The Poor, California Uber Alles, and Holiday In Cambodia are the ones I remember best. I haven't listened to them in a long time, but I still recall them quite well.

I know Live Stock, whom I consider good. When it comes to being the best guitarist, everyone has their own tastes. For me, there are at least 10 better than him. I'm giving 4 stars out of trust because I voted without meaning to and I don't know how to take my vote back 😁

The movie is good and the review is good. I've known the story of Sacco and Vanzetti for at least 50 years. I read about it in the crime encyclopedia. I've always been passionate about criminal stories.

I don't know the book. You've described it well, and I can see the effort you've put into it. I also appreciated the quote from Proust...

Moretti is not likable to me, and I don't even think he is the genius he perhaps believes himself to be. But Bianca, and partly this, are good. In Bianca, he portrays a character who experiences solitude in his own way. In this, Rome is described like no one else has done before. It's poetic, but it doesn't make me jump out of my seat. I saw the clash with Monicelli as well, and it seems to me he also had a discussion with Risi... in short, I don't think he reaches the level of these two directors, not even by mistake, in my opinion.