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the plot of this film is quite straightforward, first part: watts' dream, the awakening takes place in the theater, the last part is reality with watts envious of her friend mora and her director partner, at this point the envious watts commissions mora's assassination, I really don't see any difficulty in understanding this film, inland empire is much more complicated.

So when exactly will the archives be released?? And which albums (aside from this one) can we listen to tracks like Boxcar on? I can't make sense of this vast discography anymore...

it's about Inter because it's a loser

What is it, for junkies?

Certo! Inviami il testo che desideri tradurre e sarò felice di aiutarti.

but how is naomi watts? is she a little hottie?

Every time you open your mouth, Poletti, you make an immense fool of yourself. Let’s see: Monicelli is over 90, he can only be thankful that arthritis has been kind to him. The best living director today? Only a fool like you could think that. Lynch isn't exactly in great shape judging by that nonsensical mess of Inland Empire. Coppola hasn't made a film in 10 years. We'll see how the latest one turns out, but even here there's plenty to say about calling him the best living director. You really are unwell. Cronenberg's latest was a step back from what he had accustomed us to. We'll see how Eastern Memories turns out. The only one who's still in form is Scorsese, and in fact, I've never said that Scorsese isn't one of the greatest living directors. You made that up. But don't you feel ashamed to look like a fool every time you speak about something?

It would be about time for you to start getting a bit of jazz culture, because this way you only show that you don't know a damn thing about Charlie Parker and the history of bebop, but we already knew that your level of music knowledge is laughable, even if now you’ve reinvented yourself as a film expert. The Snatch is outstanding in its genre, but the same cannot be said for Bird in the biographical genre...

the film is very modest, full of omissions and fabricated facts, and the scenes repeat themselves too much, no more than 1.5.

a shameful review made by a shameful man (?)