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Mike Newell Harry Potter e il Calice di Fuoco
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Today I legitimize my new pseudonym (Dave hi-fi), the other one I no longer liked. But I didn't want to write it in the review.
Chris Columbus Harry Potter e la Pietra Filosofale
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Awesome, they updated the iMacs!!!!
Chris Columbus Harry Potter e la Pietra Filosofale
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Poletti, you forgot about Nicolas Cage ;-)
Chris Columbus Harry Potter e la Pietra Filosofale
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Principles, I agree that after a while Harry Potter might become a bit tiresome, but as for the direction and the first episode itself, from my personal experience, it could have been much, much worse (have you seen Eragon?).
Michael Jackson Dangerous
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The album that, after the mediocre "Bad," sends Jacko on a one-way ticket to the abyss, but somehow something from "Dangerous" manages to survive. In any case, there are far too many reviews of "Dangerous," and this latest one certainly does not raise its overall quality.
Wham! Make It Big
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The only useless one, MuffinMan, is you. Theknife82, "Last Christmas" is not in this album. Ridgley lives in Australia with his wife and two children.
Wham! Make It Big
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Of course, it’s just plain ignorant (musically speaking) to give a 1 to this album and maybe give a 5 to Nevermind by Nirvana. Anyway (my dear alessioIRIDE), only George Michael is "omosessuale," not his colleague (think before you write, if you have a brain) and (Hetzer, my little star) Andrew Ridgley is not dead; in fact, he seems to be considering going on tour with George Michael, who asked him to reform Wham!. Besides, he was behind the harmonic arrangements. And "Last Christmas" isn’t bad. You’re just filthy "Rock-possessed" people who make monkeys laugh. Then maybe you feel a bit Punk and you overdose like the beloved/hated Sid Vicious. Now I’m convinced: rock is truly dead. Shame on you!!
James Cameron Terminator
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Mauro60, sorry, but the sixtiers really get on my nerves, I can't help but insult them, I have this flaw (anyway, it was just a phrase, in parentheses, by the way). As for the direction, I wrote it, there’s not much to say since it’s quite transparent and the heavy lifting is done by the set design, editing, and cinematography. As for the philosophical part, it was necessary to convey the depth of the message that the film carries, a message falsely disguised. Usually, I only do this kind of analysis for theater, but I’m happy to make an exception for Terminator. Anyway, think what you want…
Nirvana Nevermind
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Are you ready to be serious people? Or are you still stuck in the '60s (or worse, with this record, a byproduct of a sick, trashy sub musical subgroup) and still have the foolish urges to change the world, protest in the streets, make a ruckus, smash windows, and bother the people who work... Then maybe you'll end up taking your own life like Kurt because you ā€œlove people too much.ā€ But please, please...
Nirvana Nevermind
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But don’t you have anything else to review? I can’t take reading reviews (mostly in this case copied) about this album anymore, an album that stimulates diuresis like only thirteen pears in one go can do.