Workhorse

DeRank ™: 6,75

DeAge™ : 6948 days • Here since 2 june 2007

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Fedez Baci Perugina

13 feb 16

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"Italy deserves Berlusconi" (quote)

２８１４新しい日の誕生 (Atarashī Ni~Tsu no Tanjou)

12 feb 16

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Yesterday vaporwave, today pastel-grunge, in three years vapor-electro and in six vapor-dubstep.

２８１４新しい日の誕生 (Atarashī Ni~Tsu no Tanjou)

12 feb 16

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Good boy

Two Inch Astronaut Personal Life

11 feb 16

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They are beautiful :*

Kayne West Waves

11 feb 16

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È divertente perché è vero

Arcturus La masquerade infernale

11 feb 16

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@hjhhjij

Danny Boyle Steve Jobs

11 feb 16

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Wait, they cast Seth Rogen as Wozniak? If they had cast James Franco as Jobs too, I’d definitely watch that movie.

Arthur Penn Gangster Story

9 feb 16

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Nice nice. As you say: a bit aged but essential for its time.

Guy Hamilton Agente 007 - Una cascata di diamanti

9 feb 16

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The 70s arrive, and with them, things really start to get out of hand. Massive action scenes, but I was expecting Bombolo to pop out at any moment.

Quentin Tarantino The Hateful Eight

8 feb 16

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Tarantino makes a Tarantino film with Tarantino characters, Tarantino dialogues, and Tarantino dead spots. Although all of this does not measure up to other Tarantino films. If Tarantino had accustomed us in the nineties to an (extremely successful) intelligent and passionate recycling of genre mannerisms and in the two-thousands to a (successful) reuse of these stereotypes only to then break them, today Tarantino shows us how it is possible to make a Tarantino film by recycling other Tarantino films (which in turn referred to films not by Tarantino). All this while Tarantino tries to catch us off guard with blood-soaked scenes à la Tarantino and typically Tarantino swear words. In short, for the first time Tarantino has really gotten on my nerves.