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Oh, I almost forgot one thing: it was beautiful for me to see the Chamber of Secrets just like it was in the second movie (which, by the way, is my favorite in the series), and the Basilisk's skeleton exactly where it had died!

P.S. I add: the only positive elements are: the scene in Gringotts, and the segment with Snape's memories, featuring a masterful Alan Rickman! Also excellent, as you say, are Ralph Fiennes and Helena Bonham Carter...The rest is almost trash.

Good description of a TOTALLY DISAPPOINTING movie! Holy Christ, it doesn't even come close to the wonderful book by Rowling! I totally agree with what you said, but I give you a 4 because you didn't mention something I believe is fundamental: Dumbledore's past! This man didn't include in the film what is the most important thing in the book after the Horcruxes and the Deathly Hallows! Enough, I hate Yates! He should go back to making TV episodes and stop being a pain in the ass! He ruined half the series!

God, what a pain with this guy! Look, I’m not going to rise to the provocation of the “Cantico dei drogati” (which apparently either you’re pretending not to understand the message, or you seriously need a lobotomy) otherwise he’ll just make another 100 useless comments!

Absolute masterpiece! Homer has been voted as the most beloved character of the last twenty years!

OK, I’m one of many who got stuck on "Lemon Tree"!

As Maccio Capatonda would say: "But no!"

This is a real review!

Welcome (I assume you’re a woman, otherwise I might need to seek help) to this crazy world of Debaser! 3 points of encouragement for this good initial review, but I have two pieces of advice: if possible, avoid the track-by-track format because it’s not well regarded on this site, and if you can, make it shorter: not everyone has the patience like me to read it all. Anyway, your ramblings are fun! ^^ As for the album... I remember it didn’t really impress me much, but if I feel like it, I’ll give it another listen.

Know, dear SydBarrett96, that on this site track-by-track analyses are not looked upon favorably. The album is remarkable, even though the most beautiful song by the Queen is in the second Greatest Hits (I'm talking about "Innuendo"). Ah, as far as I know, the collection is that of the singles that reached number 1 in their homeland... or am I mistaken?