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I mean, are we starting this whole acceptance story again? The script is beginning to show signs of wear.

YEEEEahhhHHHHahh!!!!! Now we're talking about serious stuff!!!! SuperTruzzFan!!!! There's just one thing I might not agree with: where do you see all this style and class? Here there's only beer, padded leather, and free burping. Bon Jovi, Gunz 'n Rozez, and Vixen! What more could you want from life?

1) PuntiniCaz, I did as you said. I called my cousin for a test. I put a knee on his back to hold him down and then shoved his head under the freezing water; he turned around too violently (I don't know what he levered on) and jokingly threw me against the cast-iron radiator. 2) PuntiniCaz arrogant? When ever? It's just his own way of presenting himself. You just have to understand him and leverage him to be able to pin him down. 3) As for the sweet old ladies, have you ever read anything from King about it? 4) PuntiniCaz my question about the ending was exactly "bad" in that sense. I looked it up anyway and yeah, it’s not bad. But I don’t like “ifs” in movies. That was the director's choice (forced or not, I don’t know) and that will be the film forever. Anyway, the truly scariest murders for me are in films like Casino. 5) I conclude with a recommendation for a horror film (pure this time) that is visionary and diabolical: "In the Mouth of Madness" by Carpenter.

I mean, what would this cut ending be?

Yes, yes PuntiniCaz, it's fine by me, the matter is settled, and I enjoy a horror movie like I enjoyed a cartoon when I was 6, meaning that right after watching it, I have a blissful/evil grin plastered on my face. Instead, movies like American don’t make me laugh at all. Now wait for Enea to arrive, and you'll see what a response...

It may not be for me, but let me repeat what I think. Perhaps you didn't understand what I wrote: what can "stick" for you in a horror film, or do you assume that you believe in what you see and therefore you question how an old lady can kill someone 30 years younger than her? Another story is American, that one can't afford to be unrealistic since it's a social commentary film. One last thing, sometimes I find this way of yours charming, other times not.

It might not be for me, but I’ll repeat what I think. Maybe you didn’t understand what I wrote: what can "hold" for you in horror films, or do you assume that you believe in what you see and therefore question why an old lady can kill someone 30 years younger than her? A different story altogether for American films; they can’t afford to be unrealistic given that they are social commentaries. One last thing, this way of yours sometimes amuses me, sometimes it doesn’t.

That is, Profondo Rosso is a ride, American is a punch in the stomach.

That is, Profondo Rosso is a ride, American is a punch in the stomach.

PuntiniCaz, here we are talking about a milestone in world cinema. Not a documentary by Piero Angela. American History X is a great film, but it’s on a completely different level compared to this; they are simply incomparable.