El Guevo

DeRank ™: 0,03

DeAge™ : 7758 days • Here since 13 march 2005

Seu Jorge The Life Acquatic Studio Session

5 apr 07

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The film is beautiful, just like everything Wes Anderson has done. The soundtrack is equally amazing; I believe there are no better words than those spoken by Bowie himself to describe it.

As for horror, it is undoubtedly original, it’s better for someone to stay silent rather than making a fool of themselves. Even if it’s not the best by Miike, it is definitely a feast for the eyes like all of his films.

Shinya Tsukamoto Tetsuo - The Iron Man

1 apr 07

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Tsukamoto's first feature film, a masterpiece. Extreme, original, and innovative like nothing seen since Lynch's Eraserhead. Many know him and consider him only for this film, undervaluing the rest of his filmography, which is instead full of masterpieces and increasingly beautiful films: Tokyo Fist, Bullett Ballet, Vital, A Snake or June. Tsukamoto is a true genius of cinema; there is no doubt about that.

David Lynch Strade Perdute

27 mar 07

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the review has no meaning, but the film does, a lot. I think you got a little confused; this is Lost Highway, not Blue Velvet, but maybe you haven't seen this.

Aldo, Giovanni & Giacomo, Massimo Venier Tre Uomini E Una Gamba

22 mar 07

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horrible film that takes television sketches and reintroduces them in the cinema, but cinema is not television and the result shows... or rather, for those who are used to TV and those rhythms, it's clear that the film will be liked.

Michael Mann Miami Vice

22 mar 07

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Mann is an overrated director, one of the many Hollywood directors who are technically skilled but lacking in ideas; this film is the most authentic confirmation of that.

Paul Verhoeven Robocop

22 mar 07

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To say that Verhoeven is a hack and directs terribly shows a complete lack of understanding of cinema. Fortunately, people much more qualified than Poletti, like Takashi Miike or Tsukamoto, consider Verhoeven a master and RoboCop a true classic. Poletti, it seems to me that you and cinema don’t really get along... besides, you’ve contradicted yourself because video games have also been made for Scarface and The Godfather, or do you think those are just little films too?