Bubi

I agree with you, Doctor J, about what you say regarding "Le Iene," which might even be slightly better—a tragicomic drama made with a small budget. Now, can I have your indulgence regarding Mr. Wolf? Come on, give me a high five, although rereading the review I don’t even think I deserve it; I should have removed: dismantling the rules of previous gangster movies, even collapsing the strict vision that distinguished them, serious and disciplined in telling the plot... and also: The film deviates from the large number of films of the same genre by dismantling clichés... I had already expressed the concept in the sixth line; what was the point of repeating it? The blame lies with my impatience; once I finish writing, I can't wait to send it off, so I read it quickly and don’t catch certain mistakes. Bye.

A tender and gentle film like a caress.

Dear The Punisher, I’m not upset at all.

Bartleboom, as far as Mr. Wolf is concerned, if you like it, I have nothing to say; I just didn't find it as well executed as the others.

I know a thing or two about pain in the ass; it commented on a couple of my reviews. It honors its name.

Samuel Lee Jackson, Tim Roth above all, it’s a pity that Christopher Walken has only a small role.

Dear The Punisher, do you think I should review what I don’t like? Maybe Crazy Underpants? Or Giovannona Leggy...

Big pain in the ass

I love you pain in the ass, there have to be people like you too.

After Taxi Driver, my favorites are Raging Bull, After Hours, and Casino, with Casino being my favorite, followed by Cape Fear. I didn't like The Color of Money and King of Comedy.