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Well, here in Brazil we are in the Stone Age.

The Catholic Church has fucked your soul and even your brain. At least stop talking about religion on a music site. I'm speaking in the plural because you’re not the only one. Anyway, musically the review is nice. Bye, mustache.

Try it to believe it, someone used to say. You really love these, huh, Bisius? Come on, I like your tastes. @Franci: poor thing your anus, I can’t even imagine how it’s doing after the delightful crustaceans went through. ;)

@LRS: in my opinion, in a deep and visionary film like this, knowing the plot does not affect the viewing experience at all. Bye!

Really good job and thank you so much for giving us these wonderful quotes.

This time you've really surprised me. Medal of honor for debasery for smashing things up. Unfortunately, I still haven't had the (dis)pleasure of listening to our young ambassador of Italian music, but who knows, maybe sooner or later some good Brazilian artist will gift us with a cover of his work.

Good job. You tickled me!

At this point, all I have left to do is apologize for "the mountain of nonsense" and thank you for your response. In any case, I wish you a bright future. Tchau!

Dear Hell, what I wrote in comment 15 mainly refers to the part of your writing where you dream or imagine killing God. I don't know if you are an atheist or a believer. In the first case, if you don't believe in God, why would you imagine killing Him? In the second case, it's less absurd; in fact, for some personal reason, you hate Him, or rather, you think the coming of the Lord is a horrific and repulsive spectacle. What doesn’t hold is the fact that you don’t consider Him to be your God: "Look at Him, your God! How He advances, haughty, merciless." So, it’s all ours, not yours; you are not His creation, you feel outside of creation and thus, in a sense, you elevate yourself to divinity or believe you have some other God who created you. Then you contradict yourself by saying: "Forgive me, Father, forgive me, for I do not know what I am doing!" I think that unfortunately, you are a prisoner of a Catholic and anthropomorphic vision of God, the same common and simplistic conception that leads you to hate, not God, but His representation born from our decaying Catholic culture, of which we Italians, in particular, are poisoned.

I thought it was right to explain myself as you requested; unfortunately, I had to cross the line between reviewer and review. For me, you can believe in whatever you want; it won’t change the esteem I have for you (as a debaserian user, of course). Mine was a provocation to perhaps spark a small debate on these delicate spiritual issues. The fact that it is just a story I don’t think is important; what matters is that what you wrote came from you. I’m also curious and wanted to know if you have seen yourself, dreamed of yourself, or saw yourself outside of your body?

I enjoy when a good reviewer demolishes my preconceived notions about an author I've dismissed outright. Thank you pi-airot, I will listen.