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DeRank ™: 4,31

DeAge™ : 7141 days • Here since 21 november 2006

Charlie Lines

7 sep 09

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I have "Fantasy Girls" which I haven't listened to in at least 20 years. I bought it when I was working in Munich, on a friend's suggestion. I remember that I really liked the track "Please Let Me Know," a classic easy-listening pop song. A precise review, although "Fantasy Girls" deserved a bit more. PS. The cover is different from the one I saw on Amazon.

Carlo Lucarelli Almost Blue

31 aug 09

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I read the book recommended by a friend. But I don’t like that kind of thriller; in fact, I generally don’t like Italian crime fiction. I prefer Ellroy, McBain, or Highsmith. Although the crime book I prefer by far is "In Cold Blood." In this book, I reached the end already unimpressed; perhaps it doesn't lack coherence, it has its own logic, but it seemed childish to me. In a thriller of that kind, if the ending doesn't live up to expectations, the whole story suffers. But almost 10 years have passed, and I only remember that I didn't like it.

Carlo Lucarelli Almost Blue

31 aug 09

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I didn't like it. Unbelievable, with a nonsensical ending.

Harry Belafonte Calypso

27 aug 09

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Fair enough.

Franklin J. Schaffner Papillon

24 aug 09

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Recently revisited, it’s a nice adventure film. (More than anything) Good review.

Bob Fosse Cabaret

24 aug 09

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Great movie, my favorite by Fosse. I skimmed the review, but it seems accurate.

Charles Laughton La Morte Corre Sul Fiume

24 aug 09

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Beautiful.

Gabriel Garcìa Màrquez Cent'Anni Di Solitudine

24 aug 09

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Márquez has quality, but there's everything in that book, maybe too much. The Venusian expressed himself clearly, but in my opinion, 4 is what it deserves.

Fernando Pessoa Il libro dell'inquietudine di Bernardo Soares

21 aug 09

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Beautiful. Great Poet.

Screamin' Jay Hawkins Cow Fingers & Mosquito Pie

20 aug 09

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I had thought about doing it myself, good thing I checked. In a show about plagiarism, "Canzone" by Don Baky was mentioned for copying the beginning of "I Put a Spell on You." Don Baky's hit was a huge success in the '70s and was the source of the discord between him and Celentano.