Stoney

I haven't seen it; I suspect it's an immense piece of crap, in fact, I'm sure it is. This is despite the fact that I'm a proudly daft child of Star Wars.

The indignation and the presumed moral superiority that intelligent people like you (and me, hopefully) feel in the face of this steaming pile of shit generates frustration, and frustration leads to discouragement and resignation. Then resignation creates the usual vicious circles of discourse: we've hit rock bottom, look at me busting my ass while an ignorant person takes home millions of euros... All this unchecked injustice and unexpressed anger (because honestly, there’s nothing to be done to rebel) leads to an irresistible urge to find easy targets, and so here we have the finger pointed at Mediaset, television, the "tamarri," and people in general. As if, apart from these two or three things, the rest that keeps this country's mess going is actually good and clean. Remember that you are still the audience even when the television is off.

The genre is the farthest thing from my musical tastes, but the review is very touching.

A few words on the concept of "self" and "selfishness." There are many types of selfishness, and capitalism promotes the most despicable and contemptible one. Selfishness seen as self-care, as the introspection of "know thyself," is one thing (and here maybe Christ could have a say), but the "I am me and you are nothing" attitude that prevails everywhere today, fueled in the name of "competition," is a repugnant thing. And there is nothing more detestable than seeing an enthusiastic capitalist confusedly mingling these two concepts, fiercely defending the first to disgracefully justify the second.

In the face of the success of similar films, there's always one thing that haunts me: the fact that it has become normal for distracting the herd from its daily routine to dedicate 5 minutes to the 'great human themes' that there is no other way but to drag them bleating and paying to the cinema and to seat them comfortably in front of a pre-programmed puppet show.

The film is truly something spectacular, perhaps one of the last movies that really moved me. @Commento 24: but someone who thinks that a criticism (no matter how harsh or out of place) made by a man towards a woman is necessarily due to the absence of "patata" in his life, how presumptuous is she?

"All metalheads know that 'The Lord of the Rings' could have been a better movie. If they had at least included one song by Blind Guardian, it would have been a masterpiece." FIVE OUT OF FIVE.

"With this album, Manowar have consecrated themselves as Gods of Metal." I hadn't heard a phrase like that since middle school. So much nostalgia... what idiots we were. Ah, right, the grade.

You forgot "Aurora sborealis."

"Everyone has had a Pooh moment in life." But not really.