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Hayao Miyazaki Tonari no Totoro (Il Mio Vicino Totoro, 1988)

27 sep 07

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It's strange, Laputa is probably my favorite for the opposite reason :D

Castellano & Pipolo Grand Hotel Excelsior

27 sep 07

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I don't think Tarantino is interested in resurrecting themes and styles of authors who, while great, have little in common with his interests.

Castellano & Pipolo Grand Hotel Excelsior

26 sep 07

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terrible last sentence. And Tarantino is right to reevaluate Fulci & co.; if we had directors of this level nowadays, Italian cinema would be less crap. This film is ugly.

Hayao Miyazaki Tonari no Totoro (Il Mio Vicino Totoro, 1988)

26 sep 07

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beautiful film (one of my favorites by HM for the themes explored) and beautiful review

Mark Steven Johnson Ghost Rider

26 sep 07

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a mess

Victor Fleming Via Col Vento

26 sep 07

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But among all those who criticize this film, how many have actually watched it seriously from beginning to end? I'm throwing it out there, no more than 50%, in my opinion.

Danny Elfman Tim Burton's Corpse Bride Soundtrack

26 sep 07

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I definitely prefer NBC to this (especially when it comes to movies), but we're still at high levels anyway.

Limp Bizkit Result May Vary

25 sep 07

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the character is now indefensible, the album is mediocre at best

Victor Fleming Via Col Vento

25 sep 07

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Dear anonymous, read carefully what I wrote. It would be unthinkable for me to defend Poletti; it’s you who, with reviews of this level, give him credibility. Wake up.

The comical thing about this page isn't the review itself, which is chilling, but the comments. Here, there's a crusade against everything that dates back more than 30 years, and especially a crusade against Poletti. The result is that the crusaders come off looking ridiculous, while Poletti walks away with his head held high as one of the few who wrote something sensible. This film doesn't have to be liked by everyone; it's not a genre that appeals to everyone, etc., but starting to criticize its technical aspects and characters is pure madness, not to mention the language you're using, which is stuff for a literary case study. Reviewer and assorted commentators, the only effect of your spite has been to truly make Poletti come across as the all-knowing professor.