Hetzer

A harmless mimicry from the five-year period 1999-2004 that doesn't even manage to be bad.

Beautiful, it looks like a collage of burps, makeshift automatic translations, sixth-hand intellectual posturing, and above all, an absolute characterization of the exasperating boldness seized.
Send them out like crazy, got it?

As always, your writings express passion and expertise, and that’s a really good thing. I’m surprised by what seems to me naivety: the first "Avatar" already relied on clichés, simplifications, and things we had seen before, and moreover, it was all poorly told. So why be surprised if its 2022 clone does the same? Perhaps James Cameron has been overestimated for too long as a director and screenwriter, while no one disputes his prowess as a producer and money-making machine. It seems to me that here, as if I’m not mistaken you had already done with Eternals or something like that, you’re astonished by the vacuous narrative void in which these heavily financed lumps of entertainment struggle, which necessarily must appeal to everyone. As I already told you, using analytical, production, and artistic criteria to judge these toys is like expecting Gambero Rosso to review the Happy Meal from Carnival 2023.

Oh, just think about it, once your analytical prosopopeia could actually come in handy to properly describe all the quotes, the inventiveness, and the hidden gems of this album, you downplay it and deliver such a modest and average piece of writing, nothing paradoxical or eclectic like Elio e Le Storie Tese have managed to be.. And you unjustifiably forget to mention one of the standout pieces of their entire career.. It’s not their best album, in my opinion, but it doesn’t deserve this homework assignment from "Fabio Fazio interprets Vincenzo Mollica".. What a shame!

Your (excellent) review accurately highlights, albeit with a bit too much citation, an album that I find very enjoyable if not surprising. These artists have talent and create music that works extremely well. "Lost In Light" is, for me, a true triumph and one of the most evocative tracks I have heard in the last 10 years. I also really like their latest work, "Stars Are The Light," which marks a pleasant and engaging, albeit measured, change in approach. Well done, everyone!

Well, I would say it's a necessary exegesis of this very funny piece, which, although not among the highlights of "Eat The Phikis," has always made me laugh.. I still hum the verse about the little cigarette every now and then like an idiot..

I notice two things: the first is the unkind tone of the review, which swings between narcissism and shallow moralism, egocentrism and pre-packaged clichés, all "strategically" placed to appeal to just about everyone. I've learned that this is, unfortunately, your stylistic signature. I won't give you the two stars you deserve, or else you'll sulk.. But the thing that really struck me, the hidden gem, the debaseric stroke of genius, is the mythological "5 Autobiographies" among the suggested reviews.. A thank you to @[G] and to every de-editor who made this correspondence of affectionate sentiments between two such controversial writings possible..

@[Trofeo] the real "unfortunately" is that sometimes writers do not realize their own limits and therefore turn things around by talking about "attacks" and the like.. Another "unfortunately" is that one cannot always expect positive comments.. In almost twenty years of debaser, I have received a barrage of criticism and "comments" like yours: taken in the right way, they can help one become a better writer.. Let's put it this way: I think you could make better use of the skills you have..

As I see it, you ooze attitude almost with every line and seem to be in a constant, frantic search for opportunities to showcase a so-called "erudition" that isn't really there. All of this, then seasoned around a group like this, makes you come off as a victim of the habit of giving Michelin star judgments on the Happy Meal of Christmas 2022.. Oh well!

Despite the beginning, which sounds really haphazard, and even though you haven't written the so-called "masterpiece," you earn 5 stars for the unconventional choice you've made by promoting a magazine that deals in a truly interesting way with what is perhaps the most overlooked yet essential cornerstone of both history and current events: geopolitics. The beauty of Limes is that, with the necessary distinctions given by the different perspectives at play (and that's how it should be), it opens up wide-ranging perspectives on topics that interconnect through rationality and the realpolitik that only geopolitics can narrate and explain. It's fascinating to read, but above all, it's stimulating. A small note/deepening: the concepts of "(true) information" and "social network" are practically antithetical, and the vast majority of people who "inform themselves" and "debate" on those social platforms either don't know a thing and think they know everything, settle for a superficiality that is almost criminal, or simply have nothing better to do. In the latter case, good for them!
PS: I do not rate the work because the rating should be for the content, and I find it a bit senseless.