supersoul

Stop spamming, don’t you have anything better to do? And for someone reading a review, it’s better a well-done copy than a brand-new piece of crap!!!

Well, not only the Italians, but also the Spaniards and the Germans made quite a few western films that surpass those of the American directors John Ford, Hawks, Anthony Mann, and Sam Peckinpah. In my opinion, this is Leone's most complex film; the cinematic references are abundant, and the very duo of Blondie/Tuco is inspired by the many comedic pairs in U.S. cinema: Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. However, it is a pessimistic film, permeated by death from beginning to end. It is the West that is about to die, and Leone prepares to say there was once upon a time.

Anti-Communist, you should really call yourself Anti-Brain. I assure you that even Minister Gava, Scotti, and Pomicino employed a lot of people in my area with real contracts, not like those of Berlusconi that make you work like a screwdriver, and yet we saw how it all turned out—everyone in jail! I'm just waiting, but I think I'll have to keep myself busy in the meantime; this world today is too messed up because one hand washes the other and both wash the face. Only a fool would call themselves anti-communist in today’s political shitshow.

"...Either you make a faithful remake or you create a film with a different title if you really have ideas." here the one without ideas is you dear uxo, Burton is a fucking genius and those who dabble a bit in cinema must recognize that regardless of whether the film is enjoyable or not. Here, Burton has even been too faithful to the original, but adds his peculiarities drawn from the rich tradition of American fantasy, and we from Treviso, Roccasecca, Caivano or Piperone can clearly understand your reaction of someone who hasn’t grasped a damn thing. The children are, to varying degrees, freaks carrying the pettiness of adults, the Oompa Loompas with Tony Renis’s face, the reference to 2001: A Space Odyssey and to Psycho. The fairy tale is the same, but Burton slaps in his quirky genius; Depp's character is loaded with so many facets that Wilder could only dream of. The result can spark debate, and that’s fair, but saying what you did: "This annoying piece of garbage was made randomly, without a hint of verve" truly just confirms the first part of gbrunoro's comment.

...in parentheses the previous one, also for Sub Pop, was even better...this makes los cojones feel quite deflated.

Well, damn, it's simple, it has that date because it was made for another site where it was published a few years ago... Debaser is already falling apart, now we just need to welcome the copycats.

And what is the vina? I remember the name of this instrument, but I have never understood what it is, is it also a kind of violin?

And I, on the other hand, believe it's interesting to describe them and explain their sound (you who have listened to them), especially considering they are unknown. Or do we always want to see reviews of 1200 lines that do a track by track of the albums by Aerosmith or Radiohead?

A rare review with an intimate atmosphere that hints at after tea, eheheh. I think you forgot to mention instruments like pakhavaj and sarangi; once I had a girlfriend who was obsessed with ragas, my goodness, how many after teas. Well done.

Yeah, but for me as a sitar, I only like the electric guitar used to imitate it by Elias Hulk in their "Unchained" from 1970! Just kidding bjorky, do you believe me if I say it was released during a time when I was absent? I'm looking for it and I’ll go see what you’ve been up to.... by the way, I'm tired of defending you for the trouble you get into with your comments (see Apocalypto)...