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DeRank ™: 4,23

DeAge™ : 6941 days • Here since 9 june 2007

Amon Amon

12 feb 10

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so a finite series of atoms that, by aggregating together and held together by a magnetic component, such as static energy or thermodynamics, manages to show us finite matter... interesting explanation, my friend. Salut à toi!

Kevin Costner Terra Di Confine

12 feb 10

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From the way you talk about it, it must be really beautiful. But do you know that I've never seen it, damn it? Even though I have it on DVD and they've even shown it on TV, I still haven't managed to watch it... grrr! I’m voting on trust, buddy.

Amon Amon

12 feb 10

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I like dark ambient, but there are two things that are not clear to me in this review: 1) why you gave it a ZERO rating 2) why you end with "One must learn to enjoy the little things, says grandma. And with that, I succeeded." It seems you must have mixed things up... mbah. P.S.: the band's monicker is absurdly ridiculous......

Tumour/Anal Penetration Do-It-Yourself Lobotomy/The Daily Drop - Split

12 feb 10

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"Really hard at the gore-grind level to do better than these two bands. "... they already sound like shit and it would be difficult to actually sound worse. The urge to slap a 1 on the review is strong but I’ll be good. I just wonder why good taste has to leak through certain artistic choices in all its merDavigliosità, don't you agree with me? As for the commitment to the themes, well, that’s out of the question, and what the hell. Even the monicker is a business card that speaks for itself...what a pity..."

James Cameron Avatar

12 feb 10

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The review is well done, but I refuse to rate it; otherwise, I would irrationally react due to the presence of reviews for the same film in the HP in a way that is, to say the least, annoying. Haven't you seen anything else at the cinema? And is it true that the 3D glasses are bad for your eyesight? Next time on Avatar, I will really become a bastard...

No Shame Good Girls Don't Last

12 feb 10

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Glam has had more than one unpleasant episode (sigh!). I don’t know the album, but, honestly, over time, glam gets tiresome. Apart from a handful of valid bands, the rest are just clones of clones... it’s hard to innovate or reinvent something that hasn’t already been said and repeated. An appreciated and sincere review.

James Cameron Avatar

11 feb 10

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It would be enough to analyze the film from a different perspective and thus quite open to everyone (and considerably clearer): are the flashy special effects the ones that MAKE the film, or are they in service of the film? And, therefore, does the entire plot go unnoticed because the special effects take center stage (and thus, even with a non-plot, the film is enjoyable), or, despite the overflowing special effects, does the film fail to take off due to a trivial and simplistic story? If one could answer these questions without invoking the opinions of critics or high-level figures, it would be much easier to form (and provide) an idea of the film in question, which I have not yet seen (I'm 30 years old and when I watch this type of film with overwhelming special effects, I may be cautious, but I smell a scam...).

Poison Look What The Cat Dragged In

11 feb 10

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Here too, so many memories... even though my favorite is "Open Up And Say.... Ahhh!!!!", with the legendary (and oh-so-sweet) "Fallen Angel" and the wonderful country-ballad "Every Rose Has Its....." what a great album!