peterwanz

Well done!! If you want, check out the review I wrote about this movie... Basically, I admit it's a bit "strange," I just described a perspective I developed after watching it.. bye

Judge, I haven't seen any duplicates... As for the other little scoundrels, in the introduction, besides irony, I should have added sarcasm as well... and then regarding the film, it may be a Christmas movie, but it's one of those that stuff themselves with panettone and baccalà while forgetting everything else... A great Capra who invented a way for Americans (and not just them) to feel good and become emotional about themselves.

Sorry, it's not very clear about this group... Babibirba could use your same emotional expressions to describe Marco Carta's songs!!!
Be careful.

BUT how many people have actually commented and how many are under fake names?
the question that haunts me is like:
paolo uxo lavalin and that other one are either brothers or they're fake

CJBS.........a professor with guts!!!!

Paolo, you are a troll.

"with me, however, it didn’t work"....Bravo, you really are unflappable!!!! I'm so sorry... From your pseudo-review, I understood that a horror film can be watched in three ways:
1st way I’m not fooled: Typical character who, by connecting to the supposed reality in which he lives, brainwashes himself, frame after frame, that it’s all fiction, and that he won’t show he’s scared. Never!!!
2nd Way pipe in mouth: Typical character who watches horror movies with such a sense of superiority and prejudice that it’s as if he was born before horror was even a thing (or that they are the same thing). His self-importance increases proportionally in the presence of "easily impressionable" people, meaning those who want to enjoy a damn good genre film.
3rd Way kick the last two typical products described above out of the room: It’s the typical person, of which I feel a part, who sees a "horror" film like they would see a magic trick, without caring how the guy did it.
Now I think this film falls within the parameters of horror. Whether this direction has already been used in BWP, applause. I believe that if the effect is there, the technique doesn’t matter.
What do I want to say????
A film that impressed me: "The Saw"
A film that made me laugh: "Are u scared?"
They have the same plot and direction. But the effect is something entirely different...

Excuse me, but is this a review of a film or a post from some personal blog... indeed, personal rants can be included in the comments. It's nice to see political scientists, philosophers, ij song e' napule thinking they have an edge because they live in garbage. Let’s continue to live in selfishness, in the sufficiency of our little patch of land. After all, the "camorristi" are not in Naples.

Indeed. Changing one's mind is inevitable. The important thing is that it is an active process, in the sense that one understands the reason for moving away from that idea. Coherence, then, is unavoidable when having a discussion with another person. Suppose I say that I don't like Laura Pausini because she makes awful music. And then I secretly listen to her. Besides being a case of cognitive dissonance, I would be contradicting myself. So, goodbye confrontation.

AHAHAH...You're really a clown!!!!!!