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I am NOT the same person

Wow, pun.. the film testifies to things I at least somewhat suspected, but what they told you goes beyond plausible disgust! Luckily, I never go to McDonald's; the last time I ate there was 3 years ago, in China, because after 3 weeks of colorful spring roll-like dishes, I craved something typically Western and the choice was obligatory (I'm a bit ashamed of it).

Great review, it describes the album in question well, which may not be one of the best by Pink Floyd but is undoubtedly very enjoyable.

a completely useless movie

Ah! I missed the gem of the review! That Vote 2 so peremptory and certain, which however is already contradicted since above the score is 3... bitter fate.

Beautiful review; but goodness, I just can't see her in the role of the anti-Bush crusader, she who is the symbol of consumerism, commercialism, of things made for money and nothing else.

Okay lovelorn, don’t worry, I just woke up too and I have no intention of questioning... I’ll overlook the spelling because the review, although poorly written, says something interesting to me; plus it’s their first one, a 3 is also a vote of encouragement.

Okay.. orthographically detrimental, but it’s fine. I really don’t understand why the 3 stars shine at the top of the page when you also keep speaking ill of the album in your review. I’ll give it 1 star on trust.

To answer your first question: no! I don’t have much to do today; I finished my exams yesterday and the weather is terrible today. As for the rest, I respect your point of view, okay? But try not to present yourself in a way that people can misinterpret, thinking that you want to impose and dictate the law, because that has happened. And yes, I have respected the band for a long time, and I think I always will. Furthermore, I invite you one last time to acknowledge your presumptuous attitude and the consequent legitimacy of the attacks you’ve received. Finally, regarding the discussion about being honest with ourselves, look, I’m left speechless by the triviality of your insinuation. And thank me. I wish you better days. I’m going for a snack. Regards.

Lovelorn, reading the barrage of comments that ensued, I notice that more or less everyone (some in heated tones, others calmly) has agreed that you have behaved with arrogance and presumption; and don’t hide behind your finger saying that it’s others who paint you this way; reread yourself, especially in your first comment, in your first reply to me, and when you say that others have clearly expressed their ideas, albeit erroneously: well, this is your masterpiece, the summation of your presumption; basically, you are saying 'I am right, you poor souls just can’t grasp it'... insane! Furthermore, your arrogance turns into a paradox in light of the vacuity of your theses, which are based on prejudices, assumptions, and hateful generalizations, as you cannot possibly know the connection between any person and a specific piece of music, and realizing this, you started to backtrack while continuing to collect contradictions. Whether you are an expert in the genre or whether you are superficial or not, I don’t care at all, just as little do I care about your photo or your space. Unlike what you do, I do not judge you, I simply note based on the facts the paradoxical arrogance of your comments. Perhaps in everyday life, you are neither arrogant nor dialectically inconsistent, but today in this forum you were, and I invite you to take note of that.