Deneil

Here you go, you've responded like a normal person would (without flaunting as usual), which earns you a lot of points! Nice collateral, but there's always something missing with Mann! As for Coppola's 90s work, I absolutely advise against The Rainmaker: it's clichéd and full of rhetoric.. maybe I wrote a review here on Debaser.. or on my blog.. I honestly don't remember..

Beautiful the reception and beautiful the record! Congratulations!

I would stick to 2-3...

(ATTENTION THIS IS NOT A RESPONSE TO IOTINSULTO) the best thing would be to meet this guy in person to see how much of this arrogance he carries when he talks… now he’s probably looking up “arrogance” on Google… now he’s writing “deinel look, I blablabla…” now he’s picking his nose, satisfied with his own nonsense… now he’s about to send the message… now he’ll be waiting for an angry response because he has to keep the site as clean as his nose, blablabla… now he’s thinking of writing me a message saying “now, now, now…”… now he sends it… now he’s waiting in front of the computer like he does every afternoon and every morning immersed in his virtual world where he’s a cool guy and everyone else is trash… now he adds a post to the response: “look, you’re the loser who doesn’t live blablabla… I’m scoring blablabla… and blablabla…” now he’ll also say something about the blablabla, satisfied with his ignorance and his skinny jeans… which at the very least makes him a gabber…

yes yes very good I love you too

Here the only certain thing is that everyone responds to living jokes..

Oh my God, what a drag, this iotinsulto.. I mean, it’s not even funny.. don’t respond to him and whatever.. it’s not like if a crazy person says your mom gives him blowjobs, you have to stand there slapping him.. just leave him be and whatever.. who cares..

here, he replied to me.. I would like to know, Poletti.. you know a lot about cinema, you know the great classics, you know some gems from the 20s-30s-40s-50s-60s that many have missed (guiltily).. but the question I always ask myself is: are you that knowledgeable about the films that came after the 60s? Of course, I know you’ve seen Roger Rabbit or Coppola’s films or whoever, but you always give me the impression that you are much less prepared when it comes to post-'60s cinema.. then again, it’s just an impression, I don’t know..

But who is this joke of iotinsulto? But above all... why do you respond to him?

Well, I saw the movie years ago and I still haven't read the book... please don't kill me for this! Despite everything, the movie isn't bad in my opinion, maybe a bit slow... the review seems to me to match the plot of the book because many things in the movie aren't mentioned... if I'm not mistaken, it was also the last film for one of the actors who passed away shortly after... I really want to know if Polletti has seen it and what he thinks... just curious...