telespallabob

Personally, I found it a beautiful album, well-made and not impossible to "assimilate" for those who are not familiar with the genre.

Gentlemen, someone has reviewed "Battleship Potemkin," just one question: are you Guidobaldo Maria Riccardelli? Aside from any possible celebration of Fantozzian criticism (which is respectable, by the way), this film is epoch-making (for many reasons: the themes, the power of the images...) and in any case, it is part of cinema history. One point could be debated: is it still presentable today? In my opinion, it has valid insights even today that should be analyzed and perhaps adapted to today's audience in order to convey certain nuances.

Another nice review. Did you see it this summer in Brescia? If yes, what did you think of that concert?

Discreet reception, there are still a few writing errors but this one is already set up better.

Very nice reception, very well written for the other. I need to do some research on the record.

Beautiful review, fitting for an album of such caliber.

The way this album has been presented is superb, considering the perspective offered, which is decidedly captivating. Personally, I'm not a big fan; what little I've listened to has left me perplexed.

The review isn't bad, although it could have been written better. I had heard good things about the album, but I haven't listened to it.

Good review, very concrete and essential.

a nice review, I liked it.