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What a wonderful surprise! I remember this series; it had me in stitches, and if I'm not mistaken, when B & B were watching TV, you could enjoy some snippets of great heavy metal videos (that is, when they weren't focused on their "culodromi"). Anyway, great review, congratulations!

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The review is well-written and flows nicely, although more than an analysis it seemed like a personal outburst towards a show that, from what I gather, you detest! As for the aforementioned television format, I simply regard it as equivalent to various "Cento vetrine," "Beautiful," "Dawson's Creek," and the like, meaning it’s just a simple TV series, in which the cast changes every season, that’s all. So I don’t judge those who watch it (I do sometimes too), because I believe (actually I hope) that everyone knows it’s fundamentally all fake, with actors reading a script, a bad, stale, trite script, but still a script; if someone thinks it’s all real, well... that’s another story! Hello everyone and have a good evening.

I didn't like the review; in fact, if you give such a high rating to an album, you need to clearly explain what motivated that assessment, focusing on the characteristics that made you love it, like the voice or the melodies, trying to be descriptive enough to "convince" someone that the work in question deserves at least one listen, especially considering that it's a very mainstream album which, as we all know, can generate (actually it definitely generates) indifference. I won't rate the album because honestly, it’s not my genre. However, I predict dire consequences for such a review: if the Slayer said "Raining Blood," well in this case I can only respond with this writing that Raining One (a terrible reference but unfortunately the ones will come down in droves!!!). Hello and have a good day.

Personally, I didn't really like the review (I find the criticism a bit too "heard it all before"), but I give you a 3 because it’s well written and essentially readable. As for the film, I had already expressed my thoughts in the previous analysis, but I want to add that I agree with those who say that entertainment is subjective. In fact, a film (like music, and many often forget this about the latter!) can be enjoyed for different reasons. For example, I absolutely adore "Casablanca" and also "Star Wars" (yes, I know I should be ashamed, Lucas's melodrama, the film for nerds, etc.) because I love the stories, the characters, and the atmospheres. However, someone else might love the settings and special effects and therefore be positively impressed by "Avatar" (which I should note, I haven’t seen, and that’s why I’m not rating it). In conclusion, in my humble opinion, I believe that in art absolutes do not exist, and a work can be trash or, at the same time, a milestone depending on who sees or listens to it. Hi everyone and have a great day.

Honestly, I didn't find the review poorly written; it's pleasant to read, even though I have to point out one small thing: next time, focus more on the musical aspect rather than on record labels, distributions, and alleged "struggles against the system" (don't take it personally, but I agree with Gnagnera on this point; you can't rely on a small label for distribution in the US while boasting a supposed desire to boycott the majors and then for Europe, you assign the same task to Universal! A serious struggle: selling the record for 5 dollars through the band's official store worldwide, then it would be acceptable!). Hi everyone, and have a good evening.

Grindcore is not my genre, but the review is nice and enjoyable to read; it expresses the schizoidal madness of certain albums excellently! You're charming. Bye and have a good evening.

What's the point of all this? One genre might not appeal to everyone, but there are comments for mocking and expressing dissent about an album or a band; I really don’t think writing stuff (don’t call it a review, damn it, because it’s definitely not!!!) to mock a band and its fans is the best way to be funny or anything else. Because this writing is a joke, and I think we can all agree on that! As for the band, well, they’re a bit stereotypical, but here they made the history of extreme metal. Hello everyone, and have a good evening.

I liked the review; it was well-written and polished. As for the film, I prefer not to express an opinion since I haven't seen it yet, but allow me to make a small reflection that is not intended to insert itself into the dichotomy of deep and cultured films vs. Hollywood and ignorant films: I believe that lately, escapist cinema (personally, I don’t particularly love what one might call cultured or social films; I prefer something lighter) is losing a bit of a fundamental characteristic of a good film, namely the plot. Let me explain better: the revolution of computers has brought excellent improvements and significant changes, which, however, must also be accompanied by an engaging story and great acting. For instance (speaking for myself), I had a lot of fun watching the old Sherlock Holmes movies with the good Basil Rathbone (I'm talking about films that are sixty years old or more) in the role of the London investigator, rather than a blockbuster like 2012. This is not because I am "against" special effects or American production, but because in the earlier films I mentioned, the lack of resources (a computerized Hound of the Baskervilles in 1939 was absolutely unthinkable) was mitigated by a compelling plot and a performance that was up to the task. I’m not saying that today’s films are worthless trash, but I believe that a bit of balance between plot, acting, and special effects can only benefit cinema in general. I apologize for the length of this discourse and wish everyone a good evening.

Great review, congratulations! The album drives me crazy, it’s stunning and timeless! Hello everyone and have a great day.