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Andrea De Carlo Due di due
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I read it at 14 during the school holidays. I have a great memory of it: it’s a coming-of-age novel from the late eighties, to be taken for what it is.
Miavagadilania Il Mare Ci Salirà Negli Occhi
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curiously intrigued and the cover is stunning.
Joel & Ethan Coen Il Grinta
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technically perfect, but as Teenage said, the ruthless ones are the final nail in the genre's coffin. It makes no sense to shoot westerns today; everything that needed to be said has already been said. The ice-eyed Texan has retired, and everything else is worth a cigarette of the Leone horizon (as much as Jeff Bridges looks more like he's come out of a Leone film than Wayne's character).
Dagur Kàri Nòi Albinòi
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Anyone who wants to see it is still invited to watch it in the original version (with subtitles, of course). The dubbing is pathetic, and Icelandic is a magical language.
Dagur Kàri Nòi Albinòi
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I prefer Dagur Kàri as a musician rather than as a director. A film that left me with nothing but an immense sense of snow deep in the left hemisphere. Iceland is beautiful, even when it seems "just white."
Giovanni Veronesi Manuale D'Amore 3
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Sorry if I didn't talk about the movie, but I haven't seen even one; the trailers, the cast, and the name of the director are enough for me.
Giovanni Veronesi Manuale D'Amore 3
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"just deep sadness and disgust at seeing the trailer with De Niro alongside such scum. Oh God, let's be honest: the last decent movie of De Niro's was Jackie Brown (1997), it’s been fourteen years since he’s done even half a decent job, except as a producer. The strange thing is seeing him now in an Italian crap."
Rodrigo Cortés Buried - Sepolto
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Ah, but today we have 3D, which, besides making passable films otherwise terrible (Avatar... after watching it again on DVD, and therefore in 2D, I wanted to throw the player off the eighth floor... yes, for certain stuff 3D is essential... Brrrrrrr) has the incredible power to make me believe, after 20 minutes of viewing, that my eyes are about to explode out of my skull, and that my head will implode with a thunderous crack. All of this, of course, only after the pain in my temples has subsided, because until that moment the only thought I can focus on is the following: "Dear God, do all the people in here have the same headache I have, or am I the one allergic to 3D? Hey Marco, do your eyes seem to be bleeding too?" Then we also have 3D, and let’s not forget that there’s also 3D. Almost forgot, we also have all those American comic book movies! How cool is that??? A subject at zero cost, often you go watch a film whose story you know perfectly well except for those huge smudges that ruin it, and when bewildered by such ugliness, during the credits you’re there asking yourself, "Oh my God, what am I going to be able to drink after this crap? What nonsense of 200,000,000 dollars are they still capable of birthing?" Then Thor’s hammer splashes onto the screen! "Son of Kmer from the lineage of Ktar," one might say, but go fuck yourselves, you dirty bastards, you make me pay 11 euros for dry shit. I’ll stay home and have a nice quickie next week. Up until 7/8 years ago, I used to go to the cinema once a week; now if I go every 3 months it's a lot. Almost forgot to break a lance in favor of our times: but today we have 3D!
Rodrigo Cortés Buried - Sepolto
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What I don't understand is why at the cinema I have to watch the Activia ad with Geppy and La Marcuzzi. Good God, do your hands get ruined if you show us 6 trailers instead of one trailer and 20 minutes of the same ads you show on TV? Damn, just show us real ads at the cinema! Do you remember those old commercials they used to project? No audio, just a sign with the logo of the advertised product and a small caption explaining what the hell that product was. Then the sign would "flip" and another spot would begin. Yeah, damn, those were better than the wild ads we have now. And then they tell you the movie starts at 10:30 and from 10:30 to 10:50 it’s just ads plus at most two trailers. You could arrive at 10:32 and miss the start of the movie. Damn it, going to the cinema should be at least a bit engaging in every aspect; it shouldn’t just be a relaxation retreat.
Bladder Flask One Day I Was So Sad That The Corners Of My Mouth Met & Everybody Thought I Was Whistling
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For the upcoming times, I don't think I'll be in touch, but I'll try to listen to some of the stuff you recommended. See you, fenomen_