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Some time ago, I read both The Elementary Particles and The Possibility of an Island. And I understood why those who haven't read H talk about it better than those who have.

Great reception for a great film.

Thanks Hope!

Great review, but with the easy win grandparent angle.
Curious guy.

I belong to that group of dazed radical-nostalgics who think that U2 ended with Joshua Tree. After that, they became something else. All music has become something else.
I think talking about U2 is like talking about Western society. Perhaps they are one of the most faithful mirrors of the Western world. You can love it, hate it, criticize it, insult it, reject it, but you know that's where you come from.
Thank you anyway for this review, even if it pertains to a period I despise, and not just for U2.

As I wrote elsewhere, I only risked hipsterism for a short period of time. Then I returned to burping. And I vote in the.
Off topic: when will we have a review of Radio Sportiva?

True, I forgot Sade, talented and beautiful, but with that gift-wrapped patina for the Holidays...

I started playing tennis as a child, during the Mac years, against a wall in the yard; the bounce of the ball was always a riddle, but I think I benefited from more than a hundred hours of lessons. As long as I enjoyed playing tennis, I always practiced serve and volley, thinking of the great Mac. And coincidentally, after him, the only player I liked to watch on TV was Agassi. Speaking of Open, I share your opinion, but behind it is the touch of a great writer like J.R. Moehringer. Great review.

I read the book some time ago. I came away perplexed, not because of the writing but because of the condescension. I fear I will find it in the film as well.

Williams knows how to do it.