Deneil

You're becoming the fair of clichés when you write... happy for you... try using a bit fewer platitudes, and maybe you'll be able to express your ideas better...

After their first wonderful album, Buffalo Springfield were referred to by some as the new Beatles, a splendid group that unfortunately couldn't carry on due to the usual friendship-rivalry between Stills and Young (notable are Young's words on the matter: I considered him a brother, and it's precisely for that reason we often fought).. unfortunately, this album is the weakest of the bunch.. with a heavy heart, I have to give it a 3.. great review anyway!

Of course, never respond, I recommend it... but what the hell kind of youth is coming out? Thank God I'm not like you... and I hope you're 60 years old to say something like that because if that's not the case, you’re really old in the head... even my grandfather doesn’t say things like that anymore... wake up, we are in 2007!!! And when you die, there will be better people than you and me who will work their asses off to keep this shitty world afloat, which is drowning in its own shit produced in this last century by people like you who thought: what youth, what youth... and in the meantime, they were sending the world to ruin...

But what about yours?? You could have added a rap beat to the track so it would have sounded better.....

look at the fact that you wrote that Boldi is funny (oh my god even my dad can’t stand him anymore...) Desica may be a fool but at least he knows it.. Boldi is just sad.. about the film? Who cares about your arguments made of tired clichés when you don’t even answer the questions someone asks you about the other reviews.. honestly, what was the point of writing a review like that? Is it a review? No, it’s just your personal opinion.. and this is a review site...

Aside from Rikardo's delirious comments about the best director in the monod... Poletti, you haven’t replied to me.

the review was full of clichés:
1) clint eastwood is like wine..... (I’ll refrain from commenting on those who say it’s a rehash of mereghetti or morandini because they evidently don’t live in Italy or have never left their house to have heard this saying...)
2) rude clint: from fearless gunslinger [...] twenty years
3) kevin costner seemed like a decent actor
4) bird is a musical film, not a musical
5) something that transcends the very concept of cinema
6) no big deal [...] dry.
7) that said [...] director.
My god Poletti, this review is a fair of clichés! Usually, you get lost in your reviews because you’re eager to show the world how much you know about cinema, but at least the others were a bit original! Here it feels like reading a series of worn-out commonplaces (and Clint’s European direction, and rude Clint, and the musical film... and that’s it!) held together by a few original snippets.. in short, a bad review! I haven’t seen the film and I'm very interested, but believe me, the review is really bad.. it felt like reading a mishmash of articles about Clint that you could find in any newspaper other than "cioè".. oh well, 2 because I'm interested in the film but come on!

who cares about old men...

I couldn't sleep alone because... I need you so much.. let me in please.. I thought I could fly, I'm not flying.. I believed that the blue in your eyes for me was always the sky, it's not! was always the sky, it's not!

"5, objectively, is exaggerated, but certainly Vincent Price was a legend of modern horror just as much as Christopher Lee"... but excuse me, Poletti, at most he was a legend of classic horror... for instance, a director like Wes Craven isn’t exactly modern... he’s from almost 30 years ago! Just imagine Vincent Price... I wonder if you still live around 1980... that would explain your ignorance about more modern films...