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let's agree on the term dude otherwise we won’t sleep tonight… as far as I know dude refers to the guy, the dude... and Lebowski is not the first in cinema to have this nickname, in fact I remember that Dean Martin, playing the drunk in one of Hawks' memorable westerns "Rio Bravo," was called Dude. Furthermore, it's also used by David Bowie in "All the Young Dudes" later performed by Mott The Hoople and T. Rex. In the song, it had the meaning of a trendy type.
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But can they still be called Beasts of Bourbon? Only Perkins and Spencer Jones are left, the others have returned to the Scientists... Anyway, Little Animals is an awesome album that sounds strong... the others sweeten with age while the beasts of bourbon are like good spirits... they sound harder than in the first Axeman's jazz. By the way, I've worn out the vinyl, but will it be on CD?
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No guys, maybe it doesn't score a 5, but as I say in the review... let me dream, it's clear that seeing Masuak with a bald head instead of his usual helmet and Rob Younger with his hair styled like a middle-aged lady instead of the long mane that used to cascade down his shoulders is a tremendous blow... however, if it doesn't deserve a 5, it definitely deserves a 4... the cited pieces are fabulous, it's just that today, instead of adrenaline, they leave, as I said, a bitter taste in the mouth; it's an important comeback, not a farce like so many other reunions. @malley8, tell your friend who disrespects Radio Birdman that he’s missing out if he doesn't listen, and moreover, he's missing a really great album during lean times.
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Sorry Poletti, but what the hell does Tarantino have to do with Lizzani and Mastrocinque? Is he a pulp director or not? Then he has to dive into trash... it would be like asking Charlie Manson to reassess the works of St. Augustine the decapitated martyr... and now I’m heading to the cinema, the screening of "Alla deriva" awaits me, let’s hope it’s at least decent... I’ll let you know.
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I just saw Dee Snider in a recent interview, obviously without makeup and with very short hair, he looks like one of those gay guys who go shopping at IKEA....
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Well, then you shouldn't even rate the films reviewed by others... Quien sabe is also from '66, but for me, it’s a masterpiece of the social genre. After all, with Damiano Damiani (who soon after directed "Il giorno della civetta") at the helm and the trio Volontè - Lou Castel - Klaus Kinski as actors... we’re on another planet.
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Right, but how do you create such "pharmaceutical" rankings in Wilder's case? How do you say that "Lost Days" is better than "Kiss Me, Stupid" or that "The Apartment" is better than "The Gambler" or vice versa????
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But for me Django is a ridiculous mess, and I think it is for you too Happypippo since you didn't have the courage to give it a rating. Infinitely superior is Quien Sabe by Damiano Damiani, released I believe in the same year or thereabouts.
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With Truffaut I proceed with caution because he was, above all, a great film critic and then a director, which is why his films have always given me the impression of being too meticulously studied. Just think of this one, remember Antoine Donel in the previous "Baci rubati" who read books? One of these was precisely "La sirene du mississipi," which would become his next film. The Italian version is a mess because it's cut down by twenty minutes, but I prefer our title because we have all been seduced by a Julie or someone like her.
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It's clear that this isn't about the four stars given here by spleen, but if there were a ranking of the movies with the best scores on debaser, we should at least consider suicide if we see Leon and Hello Denise leading with 5 stars followed by Sunset Boulevard with 4... or not?