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but let it go, that fool...so I let him know that I don’t need an alter ego to tell him what I think of him. now I hope it's over and he leaves people alone.

Nofake, on what basis do you claim that I am kookabborra? You should know that you annoy a lot of people here, and what kookaboorra told you I can quote without any problem, as you can see, with my nickname. I think the same things, just like I agree with what poetarainer said about one of my reviews. You are a provocateur with serious issues who needs to spend his time making acidic comments and creating tension and discomfort on the site among more sensitive users like pippo. Anyway, I've already been told I am debeer, marialena, and someone else, but it doesn't matter. The fact is that you want to dump shit on me, and I don't understand why. I've never had anything to do with you; I don’t understand your aversion towards me. Your problems anyway. You are a very unpleasant person, and I hope to never have to deal with you again.

trusting, perhaps, that I meant to say

Unfortunately, Basinger had naively signed, perhaps trusting that the director was the writer of the Twin Peaks storyline as well as the daughter of the famous director Lynch, without reading the script. Oh Kim, what a naive girl you were back then, ehehehe!

eheheh Boxing Helena can be considered the American equivalent of Alex l'Ariete. One of the ugliest and unintentionally ridiculous films in the history of cinema. Look for information online and you'll see :-))

Yes, I know which film you're referring to; I saw it too and I consider The Man Who Loved Women one of my favorites by Truffaut. I agree, Blake Edwards turned a dramatic story that was anything but comedic about a man into a joke.

There are other happy examples of the fusion of extreme beauty and talent, like the well-established cases of Nicole Kidman and Charlize Theron, not to mention seasoned actresses like Sharon Stone, Cher, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Across the ocean, they clearly expect a bit more than just a pretty face and nice bosoms, maybe more so than in our country. My respect for Kim was born when, in order not to star in the film Boxing Helena by Lynch’s daughter, she paid what I believe was 3 million dollars at the time, about 15/20 years ago. That film was just absurd and ridiculous, unfortunately, I watched it until the end :-)

x Kosmo: I sent you a message here but it gave me an error. I was telling you that I saw the message with the hip hop advice only today and I apologized for the delayed response. Anyway, nice piece, Zion also always sends me something valuable from genres like electroclash, hip hop, etc. Anyway, I also left you a message on the last box. Sorry for using space for personal nonsense, reviewer. Ciauz ;-)

X Fusillo: I liked "The Logical Song," "Breakfast in America," "Goodbye Stranger," and a few others, but honestly, I can’t stand them. It’s a matter of ear, like you and kraut :-)

Marco, my compliments. You have fully grasped the heart of the matter. Legendary film, heart-pounding pace, technical innovations, upheavals of the fundamental and clichéd standards of animation.