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And how did the San Francisco 49ers do this year?

Well, I'll give my opinion... For me, the best is Antonio Rezza...

The more I listen, the more I like it.

Alright Captain, we’re waiting for you… Bye. :-)

Damn, more of a chronicle than a review... As I already mentioned in the other review: great album. The lyrics of the songs and other nice little things can be found on the website: Elio e le storie tese

Bought this morning, listened to it tonight... Great album... But who is Claudia Cortellesi?

Sure, Adriano, I like them in white too. :-) By the way, great competition among actors. Who knows who would win in a contest for the longest piss?

Oh there, debasers of the next day... @Giubbo: You're the second person to tell me my review is brief: well, since I wanted to talk about a film currently in theaters, I didn't want to reveal too many details... And now be careful because I'm about to discover the obvious: it's impossible to please everyone! When I make it long, I'm verbose; when I make it short, I magically become concise. Long live variety, anyway. :-) About Anderson like Kubrick: I don't know, maybe only in the final scene. About Anderson like Welles, I would definitely say no from a stylistic point of view. Sure, the existential arc of Plainview resembles that of Foster Kane, with the difference that the former is a self-made man, while the latter is already filthy rich at eighteen and didn’t have to lift a finger to become so... Plus, "Citizen Kane" is a satire on W.R. Hearst (even though some argue, rightly, that Welles identified a lot with the character). "There Will Be Blood" is a retrospective look at the origins of America that matters... In short, two different films... I say this also because I’ve read this thing in various newspapers and, I don’t know, it seems out of place to me... @Ajeje: I didn't know the meaning of the expression "There will be blood." Thanks, one never stops learning... Hi everyone.

Thank you to everyone who commented and watched the film, and thank you and enjoy the viewing to those who only commented. @desade: it's true, I forgot to mention Sinclair's book, but comments are also meant for the contributions of other users. :-) Hello everyone.

"Alberto Fortis is considered a minor singer-songwriter in the Italian scene, perhaps due to certain anti-Roman stances exploited by gossip, or perhaps much more simply just for trying to carry on a discourse that has always been consistent with his ideologies and beliefs." ---> Or perhaps for saying that such Vincenzo was too stupid to live...