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GiovaniA, it's not the first time I've read your excellent reviews, but you really make me feel like a true ignurant!! :/

"Poor" is just a saying, you know! Anyway, like almost all theories, it has an anomaly, which is that according to the theory of 3964, Brazil should have won in 2006... Primiballi, I read your review, it's very nice, sorry but first I dove headfirst into commenting on this despicable film.

Well, actually the poor and much-maligned Giacobbo never said he believed in the end of the world; on the contrary, at least that's what I heard in an interview... rather, thanks to the theory of 3964, did Giacobbo get it right with Germany as the world champion in 2010? :D

Phew! These movies are all the same, same script, same characters: the protagonist is a bit of a loser but as good as gold and super courageous, the usual ex-wife who's a real piece of work, the same old routine of army-government-president-mass media... what a load of crap, guys!!

Anna Magnani: one of the most beautiful and true gifts Italy has given us.

I just read DeLorenzo's farewell... uh... oh... I'm moved.

Well, Italy has more than earned its exit from this World Cup, along with all the shame it carries. A team(?) non-existent from every point of view, lacking in play, schemes, tactics, ideas, camaraderie, humility, dignity, talent... their disastrous performance in this World Cup reflects the presumption of the players and especially the coach, as well as the Italian football that's going increasingly downhill. The coach is guilty of not having the courage to change and renew, guilty of clinging to these "old" demotivated, spoiled, washed-up players who have no concept of sacrifice and dedication whatsoever. And how funny it was on the Rai Uno program where every time the guests made bold predictions (3-0, 2-1, etc. ahahahahahaha) did they have ham over their eyes?? And how hilarious it was that they hoped to face Japan (they even had the audacity to think we would come first in the group) ahahahahaha Japan would have wiped the floor with us... ridiculous, them too.

I believe it is the best film in this long series of Batman...touching.

It's the only one I've read by the Marquis... beautifully written, to be sure, but I'm sorry, between the elegy of this "pleasure" and the hypocritical society, I prefer the middle ground, and frankly, my low rating is due to the nausea I felt in many passages of the book.

I agree on everything... Schulze-style drums and a great Gottsching-like guitar, especially in the first piece (it reminds me of a more devastating and immediate Amboss, less gradual) before moving on to the rarefied sweetness of Ballad of Ghost Mama, a kind of Traummachine, just like in the first Ashra. The rest is excellent too. For me, it's a 4.