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Martin Scorsese Goodfellas - Quei Bravi Ragazzi
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The story has been told differently by Hill; more or less, we're facing a "Criminal Novel" where instead of De Cataldo, there’s Scorsese. The figure of the Irishman doesn’t hold up, doing whatever the hell he wants while the mafia does nothing. Being an American film, it's normal to have an Irish hero, but it's not realistic. Lucky Luciano is realistic because he doesn’t say a damn thing. In fact, in reality, we don’t know a damn thing. "Blow" would also be realistic if it weren't for the fact that it only exposes dead characters or those already arrested, and one should also believe that Jung was bringing tons of cocaine into the USA and giving it all to one person. What’s more, a gay, former hairdresser, sweet as a Sachertorte. And then there was the groundhog making the chocolate. Then, well, he’s all good and tender with everyone, and it’s all the wife’s fault. How. "Banditi a Milano" is instead very, very realistic, given that it talks about a gang of idiots (the Banda Cavallero); there's enough known not to invent anything. "Todo Modo," on the other hand, was not only realistic but also prophetic; Sciascia and Petri together certainly couldn't make a mess. Anyway, I've seen "Goodfellas" 30 times, just to be clear.
Martin Scorsese Goodfellas - Quei Bravi Ragazzi
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Well, Scarface is a cartoon, beautiful but a cartoon. Although, stranger than fiction, the real Scarface from Miami was a former Colombian hooker, lesbian, fat, and psychopathic.
Martin Scorsese Goodfellas - Quei Bravi Ragazzi
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The most realistic is Lucky Luciano, with Volontè, by Francesco Rosi. Or Banditi a Milano, with Volontè, by I don't remember. Or even Todo Modo, with Volontè, by Elio Petri.
Vince Gilligan Breaking Bad
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You're a Blowfish. Say it loud, I'm Blowfish! Fuck yeah I'm a Blowfish! Really cool.
Oneida Absolute II
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Gabriele Gall, I’ve seen your links all over the place. I wanted to tell you: you suck. It’s normal, since you’re small and you’ll have ridiculous tools, but do us a favor: stop it.
Oneida Absolute II
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They are deserving of applause; it wasn't easy to make a record like this, even if they got there little by little. If you listen to "Each One" first and then this one, you can tell that they have music in their veins. So, five. However, I don't think I'll listen to it again, partly because I'm a bit tired of the genre, and partly because if I have to listen to things like this, I prefer them to be made with electronic instruments; with the guitar, you can't go too far (in fact, the range of sounds proposed is quite limited).
Depeche Mode Remixes 2: 81–11
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<< pioneers of electronics? >>
Luca e Paolo Camera Cafè
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I like Maccio Capatonda and all his crew.
Limp Bizkit Gold Cobra
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No, I was mad at Nu-Bartle.
Limp Bizkit Gold Cobra
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PS: I'm telling the friends from the arcade that back in '98 you knew Limp Bizkit, I'm sorry but your reputation is now a distant memory.