swimard

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Richard Lowenstein He Died With A Felafel In His Hand

15 may 07

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I agree with you that the film is a small masterpiece, definitely worth watching. I would also underline that the soundtrack is truly beautiful, featuring Stranglers, Nino Rota, Goran Bregovic, and others worth mentioning. Bye.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

15 may 07

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I will reserve for this last one the same fate I have destined for Octavarium: I will not listen to it. As a passionate fan of what was a great band until 3-4 albums ago, I don't want to plunge into the sadness that would overwhelm me in listening to yet another misstep. When you say that "It's logical that for quite some time DT have been trying to compensate for their lack of creative spark with their instrumental skills, which here seem more self-serving than ever," I have to say you are absolutely right. When needed, let's re-listen to the early albums and treat our ears, for now they are nothing but the faintest shadow of what they once were.

Hayao Miyazaki Mononoke-Hime (Principessa Mononoke)

10 may 07

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Even though Miyazaki's films are all undoubtedly masterpieces, I agree with those who wrote above me that this is perhaps the peak of his production. The atmosphere that permeates this feature film is truly something exhilarating. Congratulations on a beautiful review.

Katsuhiro Otomo Akira

10 may 07

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Absolute masterpiece.

Joel Coen Il Grande Lebowski (1998)

8 may 07

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IS THIS YOUR ESSAY LARRY???

Joel Coen Il Grande Lebowski (1998)

6 may 07

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Seen 20 times. One of my all-time favorites. Fantastic.

Roger Waters/Ron Geesin Music From The Body

3 may 07

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pheega proposal. Let's go with the mule!

Gronge Fase Di Rigetto

3 may 07

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I don't know them, but you piqued my curiosity. I tend to shy away from Italian music, even from what's called alternative, but I’ll give these a listen. Effective feedback. Bye.