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I take it, I don't take it, I take it, I don't take it.....this review has confused me....I take it, I don't take it, I take it, I don't take it....

Oh yes, too easy like this...

They give a thought to the prisoners, how sweet! And to think that just a couple of years ago, they presented the blacklist of those who had downloaded their mp3s from Napster to get reimbursed. They claimed to have been robbed, without considering that up there in the Olympus of the greats, we put them there with our money. I download their CD, master it, and most importantly, I do NOT listen to it. They can kiss my ass.

Dear sociologist, I love Elio and the absurd music in general... actually, I like everything that's absurd... films, comics, music... I have a girlfriend (the 4th one in 3 years) and I've never had problems with women. Absurd things also appeal to my family and we're not exactly the losers you claim we are... we smoke pot, we get drunk, we listen to other music that's not absurd, but despite that, we often go to see concerts of absurd bands... in fact... at absurd music concerts, there are tons of hot girls... not horrifying burps... can you tell me why???

Then I didn't understand the whole thing about covers... it's not like covers demonstrate the greatness of a musician!

poor ignorants....Elio the prophet with the god Mangoni and the archangels, storie tese will take their revenge!!!!

Is "sto mifune" a made in Japan film?

Thomas Miliam is phenomenal when he gets cynical... and then the soundtracks... a mind-blowing blast, all the Italian cinema of the 70s was an explosion of ideas, referring to the music I mean. Umiliani, Piccioni, Trovajoli, Micalizzi, Goblin... these are the first names that come to mind... funk, jazz, bossa, lounge, exotica, erotica... fabulous!!!

No, and I'm not ashamed of it! Rather than watching a 15-minute shot of a corner of a chair's backrest and its corresponding shadow on the wall, I’d prefer 15 minutes of chases through Rome between the thieves' Giuliettas and the police ones, with Maurizio Merli behind the wheel! (the story of the corner and the shadow is true... it happens when watching late-night on Rai Tre)

Moreover, I believe that despite the terrible photography and the lack of kimonos that create a striking contrast with the snow, it is worth 1000 times more a young Abatantuono dressed as a barbarian who screams: "uhhhmmmm, A for atrocity, double T for tragic earthquake, I for the wrath of God, L for lake of blood and A for now come here and I'll break your horns...pass me the hammer."