MuffinMan Banned

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Francesco Rosi Salvatore Giuliano

10 jul 07

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But explain to me how a nearly documentary truth film can be expressionist lawyer Pollè. As for Italian cinema, as you can see, I gave this film 4 stars, which doesn’t seem like a bad rating at all (or can’t you read or understand evaluations?). There are films that I like very much and masterpieces "without a state" like those of Antonioni, Fellini, Visconti, De Sica, etc...

Michael Cimino Il cacciatore

10 jul 07

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but who’s talking about revolution and who’s comparing Kubrick to Welles when you have nothing to say, you just shoot nonsense like crazy (Shining is a piece of crap Malick is a beggar huh?). And if they don’t appeal to you, nobody gives a damn, the fact remains that this invention has been used.

Miles Davis Filles De Kilimanjaro

10 jul 07

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I miss you!!!!! I must take action.

Michael Jackson History

10 jul 07

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I have never been interested in reading or listening to broadcasts about Michael, but let's face it, this is fun, danceable music, but of absolute mediocrity.

Francesco Rosi Salvatore Giuliano

10 jul 07

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Then you first talk about truth films (which I agree with) and realism, and then you talk to me about expressionism, which is the exact opposite.

Francesco Rosi Salvatore Giuliano

10 jul 07

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Blackdog, first you talk to me about photography, then about a single image. Get your brain in sync.

Michael Cimino Il cacciatore

10 jul 07

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You really do make it a pain, for real; here are some movies (the ones I know, but who knows how many others) that for certain scenes or even the entire filming are without artificial lights: "Fargo" by the Coen brothers, almost all of Lars Von Trier's films and those of the directors following the "Dogma" (I won't list them film by film), the same goes for "Shining" :-) "The New World" by Terrence Malick, "Il grande silenzio" by I don't remember who, and who knows how many others...