Children Of Bodom Halo Of Blood
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Anyway, trust these clowns, a decent review as well. Keep hanging out at Deb, you'll see that sooner or later your ears will get unclogged too :D
Children Of Bodom Halo Of Blood
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Holy Christ ... what the hell kind of oxymoron is melodic-death? I mean, it's like saying scented shit or intelligent League supporter or female logic!
Guillermo Del Toro Pacific Rim
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Ultimately, a pass for the film... in short, the battles in the mentioned Transformers seem like minor disagreements compared to these. And, considering the type of product we are discussing, I would say it downplays some evident flaws in the plot and character development that have already been extensively analyzed. A fun watch.
Guillermo Del Toro Pacific Rim
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The downside, as rightly noted, is the characterization of the characters, which swings between nothingness and the most unbearable stereotypes. And it's a shame because the story of neural interconnection could have opened up some narrative possibilities that could have been leveraged much better. They probably ran out of money for special effects and with the crumbs patched together a cast of the lowest level.
Guillermo Del Toro Pacific Rim
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Well, I grew up with cartoons like Goldrake, Mazinga, and the like, so I could only expect a worthy adaptation for such titanic battles from this spectacle. In this sense, the anticipation was rewarded: battles with an impressive level of spectacle and brutality (which is a plus) not found in other similar blockbusters. I mean... here the good guys are literally torn apart with unbridled violence. And that's a good thing.
Dino Buzzati Il colombre
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... and tennis digressions aside, a really great page. As you have always accustomed us.
Dino Buzzati Il colombre
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Honor and eternal glory to the second greatest tennis player of all time. In fact, I have a fondness for the arrogance and audacity of Supermac, as well as for his unparalleled net play... but I know it was a different sport :-)
Primus Miscellaneous Debris
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I believe I've never come across it on any shelf of even the most chaotic shops. But perhaps it's because it was only today that it was pointed out to me as their best work. Let's see if it truly will survive the waves of the dairy ocean; you've piqued my curiosity.
Primal Scream More Light
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So let it be XTRMNTR. At the beginning of my time on the deb, the widespread enthusiasm for Screamedelica pushed me to buy it. Looking back over 6 years, it's one of the few major disappointments that this magnificent site has given me, alongside "Come on die young" by Mogwai, which I never even managed to finish listening to after several attempts. But I'm digressing...
Primal Scream More Light
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Screamedelica is the reason I didn’t continue with Primal. If their masterpiece made me feel that way, then they probably weren't for me. Maybe I should reconsider and give XTRMNTR and this a listen?