S4doll

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AA.VV. Gods Of Metal - Idroscalo Milano - 04.06.2006

27 jun 07

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don't pay too much attention to the comments, there's always the same people who hate Korn... good anyway

Eli Roth Hostel 2

27 jun 07

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Ogre, maybe I didn't explain myself clearly, it's not just my opinion, but a common view that the first Saw earned its place among must-see serial killer films. Nothing said here will change that fact. If you didn't like it, that's perfectly fine; I got bored watching Halloween too... but I don't go around writing that it's bad, at most I say that I don't like it.

Eli Roth Hostel 2

27 jun 07

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Braindead is fake splatter, unrealistic, excessive, a bit like Raimi's Evil Dead. Fulci's films remain excellent, but the wrinkles show, nowadays the splatter fanatic seeks and demands more... if you've already seen neo-realist films like Cannibal Holocaust (and all the more or less similar derivatives), what do you have left? The perversion of Nekromantik and perhaps the porno-zombie genre, but this genre certainly doesn't shine for quality. Spitting on Hostel is fine, spitting on Saw definitely less so, since the former has become in every way (and despite the mediocre actors) a cornerstone in the serial killer genre, and the third has reshaped modern splatter films. Once you've gone through that phase, you're left with independent trash films, sometimes brilliant, but decidedly crude and cheap.

Guy Ritchie Revolver

27 jun 07

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They had a child together. And anyway, GR is a good director, but lately he's been missing the mark with all the screenplays.

Shinya Tsukamoto Tokyo Fist

27 jun 07

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Seen a couple of years ago on satellite, not particularly convincing in terms of screenplay but definitely able to entertain as long as you enjoy violence.

Laurence Olivier Hamlet

27 jun 07

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Well, call it what you want, I vastly preferred the '96 version with Branagh, obviously the original 4-hour one... for the rest, a great adaptation for its time...