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Joel & Ethan Coen Fratello, dove sei?

1 jun 13

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It seems to me that my opinion on the film can be condensed in the last lines: Coen more creative than usual but perhaps less impactful, with the flaw of a plot that is a bit too light and carefree, although enjoyable; the film suffers, like Mister Hula Hop, from the weight of previous films and the one that follows, to the point of seeming like a (albeit small) step back.

Clint Eastwood J. Edgar

31 may 13

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I didn't like it at all. I believe Hoover was much worse than how Eastwood portrayed him.

Rockpile Seconds Of Pleasure

24 apr 13

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imasoulman, Lao Tze, I'm sorry that this record interests so few people, and yet, although it may not be a work... let's say, capable of defining an era, it is a valuable album. Moreover, besides Lowe, Dave Edmunds is also an important artist worth rediscovering. If Supersoul were still around, I'm sure he would have commented positively on it. It’s worth rediscovering great records from the past... or not?

Procol Harum Procol Harum

20 apr 13

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Next time I'll be more careful. Writing that Loggins and Messina and Firefall were already around in 1967 was a mistake, yet I have all the Loggins records; they were one of the bands I listened to the most in the 70s. Thank you all.

Procol Harum Procol Harum

19 apr 13

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Rewriting it, I wanted to write a brief introduction stating that the era of greats like Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Little Richard was over, while at the same time, new groups were emerging on the scene experimenting with new musical choices, such as the Love, the 13th Floor Elevators, etc., etc...

Procol Harum Procol Harum

19 apr 13

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BARRACUDA BLUE, you’re right, the Loggin in '67 had nothing to do with it. @ IMASOULMAN, you’re right too, they were experimenting with new ways to find an innovative path, to escape the dead end in which rock had placed itself" it's from the Spanish Inquisition. However, I sent the review last night, after which I wrote to info@debaser.it asking them not to publish it because I wanted to rewrite it. But evidently, writing to these gentlemen is of no use. Sorry for the nonsense I've written.

Loggins And Messina On Stage

12 apr 13

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a great record, in the early 70s Loggins and Messina were frequently on my turntable. The first two works are great too.

Tom Tykwer Profumo - Storia Di Un Assassino

10 apr 13

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I liked it, very beautiful visually. A film about loneliness and the desire to be loved. (I haven't read the book)

Steven Spielberg Lincoln

10 apr 13

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In the Civil War, more than 600,000 men died, more Americans than in all other wars combined. I agree that the most important reason was to preserve the Union. However, it's also true that Lincoln was firmly anti-slavery; "if slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong" (I quote from memory), he once said. I couldn't hold on, and after an hour, I fell asleep; I only returned to it to write the review. It's a film for critics, who mainly focus on technique, style, and the actors' performances.

Joel & Ethan Coen Fargo

9 apr 13

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I've seen all the Coen brothers' films, and this is one of the best. (Along with The Man Who Wasn't There and Barton Fink, but they're all pretty great except for Mister Hula Hoop.) In the opening scene, it says it's a true story; is that even possible? Good review.