The Punisher

But shall we also talk about the films that make you fall asleep 4 times? My BEST is Théo Angelopoulos' "The Weeping Meadow": almost 5 times!!
P.S. If one day someone has the good heart to briefly tell me the plot of "L.A. Confidential," I would be grateful. I fell asleep 4 times there...:-)))

YES... foolish enough to make it interesting for me :-)))

Yeah... I've never seen it either! Wow, there are so many movies to watch...... !!!

Nooo come on, let’s not say nonsense :-)... there are other movies worth watching 4 times, not this one... Brazil by Gilliam, Blade Runner, The Holy Mountain, Apocalypse Now, Pulp Fiction, The Exorcist, Fight Club... not this one!! I agree with Kosmo...

Yes, but DER KOMMISSAR by Falco?! Shall we talk about it?

Occult, why don't you give us a review?! :-)

See Kurt, you should ALLOW yourself more possibilities in life and not curl up "like a hedgehog" behind this integralist fundamentalism that holds you back. The beauty lies in being able to accept (even as a believer) and laugh at things that may be "untouchable" (for you) like religion or faith... the more you smile at taboos, the more you grant yourself a broader range of understanding for yourself and for the world around you.... THEN DO AS YOU PLEASE, okay?! Everyone is responsible for their own life!

Poletti, history is not ALWAYS the fundamental characteristic as you say: Kill Bill, Last Tango in Paris, Apocalypse Now, Amarcord,... do they perhaps have big stories, great plots?! (You’ve spilled outside the cup again. And here we are, bent over with a rag cleaning it all up... but this is the last time, okay?!)

How terrible it is to bear the burden of being beautiful and to fight with all your might to prove that you are ALSO intelligent with something to say.... I've experienced this discrimination against the beautiful myself! It's an ugly story YES!! :-))))))

Yes, but you can't confuse the levels and hazard judgments or comparisons on films THIS different... we're not having a little competition to see which is the best film. It's like saying "Fellini's Amarcord isn't all that great, but Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange is a fantastic movie." WHAT THE HELL does it mean to put it on this level?! They are two things that are not comparable and not even comparable!