DanteCruciani

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Thelonious Monk Brilliant Corners

23 mar 07

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no problem, it came to me like this and I sent it uxo.......I prefer to do particular things with a bit of information, otherwise it becomes too trivial, but it depends on the moments......EDITORS, thank you, next time I will do differently....;)

Thelonious Monk Brilliant Corners

23 mar 07

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@everyone: thank you for the votes------@happypippo: did I bring back unfortunate memories? ;)

Thelonious Monk Brilliant Corners

23 mar 07

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Sorry EDITORS, could you please better separate the 4 parts of the review and better attach at the end of each of them the part in parentheses? Thank you very much ;).......

Low Secret Name

22 mar 07

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Ah Bonny, you tricked me twice with the comment order ;)

Low Secret Name

22 mar 07

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platonic and tangible........voilà!

Low Secret Name

22 mar 07

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why not both? ;)

Federico Fellini La Dolce Vita

21 mar 07

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It's true that they are not merely self-serving: I also say that Inland Empire by Lynch is right there between beautiful images and images that are self-serving: I still consider it a stunning film, a bit like Eight and a Half by Lynch........closing parentheses;) @polè: we are on the same wavelength, indeed.....

Federico Fellini La Dolce Vita

21 mar 07

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Yes, maybe eight and a half is the absolute peak, but right after that comes this......... Fellini was truly incredible: idolized by Woody Allen, who in a documentary scene about his trip to Rome, looking at the sky from a terrace says: "I can't help but think of that helicopter taking that statue around this sky...." Fellini was a great creator of scenes, more than of unique films, and being a lover of images, and not necessarily of a film with a defined plot, I cannot help but love this director......