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Paul McCartney Memory Almost Full

25 may 07

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You could have at least kept it until June 4th...

Paul McCartney Memory Almost Full

25 may 07

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THIS HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED YET!!! How did you get your hands on it? If Paul didn't send it to you illegally......and that's not a good thing.

M. Night Shyamalan Il Sesto Senso

24 may 07

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A somewhat artificial film, it didn't impress me, decent but nothing more.

Robert Zemeckis Chi Ha Incastrato Roger Rabbit?

24 may 07

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Great.

Woody Allen Hannah And Her Sisters

22 may 07

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Thank you for the comments....I repeated "once again" twice, dang, I overlooked that.

Stanley Donen Two For The Road

14 may 07

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I've been wanting to review this film for a long time; it's simply stunning. Today, a movie like this is just a dream—there are no longer any directors, screenwriters, or especially actors who can pull it off. This is cinema!

Terrence Malick The Thin Red Line

14 may 07

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Masterpiece, a great war film, nothing like "Save Private...".

Woody Allen Interiors

13 may 07

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Masterpiece. Have you noticed that there is no music in the film except for the dance scene after the father’s wedding, which is interrupted only by the breaking of the vase that sends the sister played by Marybeth Hurt into a crisis? This characteristic has always struck me; the film begins and ends without a soundtrack with these icy scenes of the three sisters facing the window.

Queen A Night at the Opera

12 may 07

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An album that now shows all the limits of excessive production, it's a heavy work that I would compare more to a chocolate filled with too much that spills out from every side and can't stay in its wrapper. In short, it's a big mess; individually the songs work but together they are incredibly heavy.

Joel Schumacher Un Giorno Di Ordinaria Follia

7 may 07

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Great idea, developed moderately well, we have all come close to our day of ordinary madness, but Douglas's frayed nerves and his family odyssey make him seem almost like a hero.