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Giuseppe De Santis Riso amaro

9 apr 09

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But you dear Romeo, can you tell the difference? Can you understand that DE ANDRÉ is truly great and your beloved Orietta Berti is not? I'm not saying it's a crime to watch Commedia Sexy, I watch it occasionally too, but it's not cinema!!!! Just like Orietta Berti, Alexia, Siria, and the like are not MUSIC!!! This doesn’t mean you can’t listen to it; the problem is that you exalt it. Just look at the things you've written about Giusy Ferreri, you exalt Marco Carta, you've said you don't understand those who criticize him. I sincerely hope you won't start this litany with "secondary" cinema (to be kind). Regards.

Giuseppe De Santis Riso amaro

9 apr 09

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Romeo, watching a movie for an hour to have a couple of laughs with a sexy comedy (no more than two, mind you) is one thing, but you can't mix wool with silk; the quality cinema of the directors mentioned cannot be confused with "secondary" cinema... this must be clear. Then I recommend you watch the remake of "Profumo di donna" because it's very well made. Best regards.

Giuseppe De Santis Riso amaro

9 apr 09

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Mr. Prog is right... dear Romeo, first you mention directors of the caliber of Pasolini and Fellini, and then you say you want to review something else because Paolo called you out? What do you want to review? Trash like Acapulco with Gigi and Andrea... come on.

Giuseppe De Santis Riso amaro

9 apr 09

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after the reviews on albums, romeo85 also delights us with cinema. I can't judge the film because I haven't seen it, but I agree with you on "profumo di donna"... a really great movie. There's also the remake with Al Pacino. The review is good even though the plot summary is too long... p.s.: please don’t review any more albums, stick to movies... it’s better.

Fabrizio De André Anime Salve

9 apr 09

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wonderful record, a bit skeletal but well made, regards

AC/DC Live

6 apr 09

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To FUSILLO: if you’re referring to the riff from "Start Me Up" by the Rolling Stones, it’s not plagiarism; he asked for permission to use it. Even though it doesn’t really fit in, actually.