donjunio

DeRank ™: 7,00

DeAge™ : 7456 days • Here since 11 january 2006

Jim Jarmusch Dead Man

16 apr 07

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mmmm, I completely agree with el guevo on the critique of the soundtrack, which he defined as banal. It’s skeletal music, piercing, tending to evoke the icy wind of the prairie and the ghosts of the West. An inner journey in search of the lost frontier, and perhaps of the very roots of cinema. A solitary and infinite psychedelia like the vast American spaces. You may like it or not (I personally find it the latest masterpiece of the Canadian), but it is certainly functional to the film. In fact, it was already a perfect film on its own.

Jim Jarmusch Dead Man

14 apr 07

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fabulous movie, soundtrack even better if possible....magical neil. nice review.

Tim Burton Big Fish - Le Storie Di Una Vita Incredibile

14 apr 07

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wonderful movie, review as always impeccable.

American Music Club Everclear

6 apr 07

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their best album, great review

Jasmila Zbanic Il Segreto Di Esma

1 apr 07

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A stunning page, intense and full of insights! Well done!

Dino Risi Il Sorpasso

31 mar 07

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It's my mistake, I apologize. It's obviously the global village.

Dino Risi Il Sorpasso

31 mar 07

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Thanks to all the attendees: @zeroincodotta. It is worth noting that Dennis Hopper himself claimed to have been inspired by Risi's film (which, by the way, was released in America under the title "Easylife"). I think it can be considered the archetype of road movies (albeit sui generis and unaware: the adventure is born from chance), and thus also of "Easy Rider." It seems evident to me that traveling is synonymous with existential condition in this film, and the landscape serves as a backdrop for life in this sense. The journey in "Il sorpasso" shapes itself as a metaphor for the search for identity by "characters in search of an author," participants or victims of the social changes in the country where the story takes place. The hint towards "Easy Rider" seems obvious to me, all of it, of course, readjusted to the unique American momentum of the late 60s. That's how I see it. Bye!

Tod Browning Freaks

31 mar 07

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I miss you, charming as always Fidia!

Dana International Yoter Ve-Yoter

31 mar 07

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It's a shame that no debaserian, perhaps focused on tackling pseudo-Kubrickian feuds, felt the need to leave a comment... same old story: your proposals don't fully convince me, but your style is always commendable. Regards.

Cher It's A Men's World

29 mar 07

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It’s rare to find competent reviewers in this musical genre, where there is always a tendency to churn out hyperboles and considerations that have little to do with the music. You always manage to use the right words. Well done. The album, however, for what little I know, doesn't appeal to me.