Hetzer

DeRank ™: 5,58

DeAge™ : 7088 days • Here since 14 january 2007

Gianni Drudi Fiky Fiky

4 nov 10

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Come on, a fucking trash post-80s that made you smile but nothing more.. Nice memories anyway, thanks to Mai Dire TV for making this anthem famous..

Walt Disney Der Fuehrer's Face

4 nov 10

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I agree with number 19. As a patriotic ending, it's also quite calm. There’s much more rhetoric out there, and even much more modern stuff. For example, the ending of "Saving Private Ryan" is stomach-churning with how stuffed it is with stars and stripes. By comparison, this is even drinkable. Madame, unfortunately yes, I find The Great Dictator irritating and inappropriate: I can't see the irony and comedy in a monstrosity like Nazism and its leader; it seems absurd and even dangerous to me. I might be too serious, but that's how it is.

Walt Disney Der Fuehrer's Face

3 nov 10

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This short is nothing short of unsettling, especially in the scene with the flying bullets that reminds me of the atmospheres in "Ballet Mecanique." Personally, I find Nazism and Hitler something that is impossible to parody and mock, and even in this case, I feel a sense of disturbance and dismay. Perhaps because this cartoon was made for the American masses, who had no idea who Hitler really was and what he did, while we have a very, very clear idea. It's the same dissonant and irritating effect that "The Great Dictator" provokes in me as well. Anyway, I strongly disagree with your thesis, beyond the work in question: for me, there should always be moderation; it's not always permissible to mix everything together.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Don Giovanni

2 nov 10

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Well.. A review of Mozart's Don Giovanni written without even mentioning Da Ponte..

Howard Phillips Lovecraft L'ombra su Innsmouth

2 nov 10

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If we want to talk about sick tales, for me the top is "The Loved Dead"; although it is passed down as a collaboration, it is practically his work. It is definitely one of his most extreme and disturbing writings.

Howard Phillips Lovecraft L'ombra su Innsmouth

1 nov 10

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I'm sorry, but being an avid admirer of HPL, I couldn't stomach the tone of the review, which nonetheless rightly points out a masterpiece (yet another from our author) that has been unjustly underrated. It is undoubtedly his story where action, rhythm, and horror intertwine perfectly to create an explosive mix. I would like to mention, out of curiosity, the video game "Call of Cthulhu," which is inspired by this and other tales of HPL, and which, despite its mishmash plot, captures his sick atmospheres quite well, in my opinion.

Claudio Lazzaro Nazirock

31 oct 10

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Right observations and rightful indignation for a sick world.. However, something is missing: it is forgotten, for example, that in Italy this extremism, this visceral and reckless hatred, in short, this fascist violence, also comes from the left-wing social centers, which for my part are at the exact same level as these degenerate madmen, and I have seen it with my own eyes. They are two sides of the same squalid coin, and let it not be said that those are good because they are red and those are bad because they are black, because that is a pathetic hypocrisy. Violent extremism is merely a symptom of mental illness, whatever its color may be. The joke about "right-wing culture" is terrible.

Robert Wyatt Rock Bottom

26 oct 10

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yeah, devastating in that sense...

Robert Wyatt Rock Bottom

25 oct 10

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It will be a record too submerged for me, but I have never been able to find it so devastating despite all my efforts..

Giovanni Allevi Alien

25 oct 10

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You’re right. Artistically, there’s no valid reason to pay attention to this Caparezza of soft-pop-classic. I find it absurd to listen to one of his albums while ignoring what the world produced before him. Flawless analysis.