Occulto Supersovrano

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DJ Gruff Rapadopa

15 may 08

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mutosalutismo you really shot yourself in the foot... rap doesn’t have to be your thing, but if you don’t know anything about it, avoid spitting out judgments, because no one wants to "convert" you against your will.

Boris Boris At Last -Feedbacker-

15 may 08

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But what's the need to argue... if you want the 1s, just ask! Here you go!

Steven Spielberg Minority Report

15 may 08

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Despicable trivialization of Dick's beautiful story, turned into a typical Hollywood action movie. Spielberg proves once again to be the Midas King of shit.

Dino Risi I Mostri

13 may 08

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to a masterpiece like this, 5 without thinking twice

DJ Gruff Rapadopa

13 may 08

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Come on, what are you talking about? Hardcore in Italy has never disappeared, and saying that social centers have closed due to the spread of the posse is just nonsense; if anything, they have benefited from it. We're talking about Onda Rossa Posse, Ak47, L.H.P., Assalti Frontali, not some Piotta...

Terry Gilliam Tideland - Il Mondo Capovolto

13 may 08

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Orwell, this is certainly not a masterpiece, but The Brothers Grimm is flat, predictable, and shot in a rather impersonal style, to the point that it doesn't even feel like a Gilliam film. Much better is this Tideland, based on a novel that seems written specifically for him to make a film.

Terry Gilliam Tideland - Il Mondo Capovolto

13 may 08

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After the (very) unconvincing Brothers Grimm, Gilliam finally makes a film worthy of him (which is from 2005, but was released here in 2007). A beautiful surreal fairy tale, disorienting, hallucinatory, with grotesque and almost horror undertones (drugs, necrophilia, and pedophilia: practically Alice in Wonderland with a morbid twist). Jeff Bridges is also outstanding in the role of the decadent rocker.

DJ Gruff Rapadopa

13 may 08

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for me SxM by Sangue Misto is unattainable, but this remains a milestone nonetheless. There's the title track which is the strong piece, the Sangue Misto ante litteram, but I prefer Zero Stress, darker and more experimental. <<...a journey inside the other where I always leave and then I can't find myself/ I disrupt my respiratory system/ zero occasional smoker...>> Bom Cilomo is Gruff's masterpiece!

Darren Aronofsky Requiem for a Dream

12 may 08

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this film is a nice empirical demonstration of Murphy's law, basically a treatise on bad luck. Anyway, I enjoyed it (even if less than the beautiful Pgreco), especially for the director's skill in effectively portraying the altered states of the characters (the part where you see the old woman having hallucinations in front of the TV really made me feel sick). You all probably already know this, but I'll say it anyway: there's also a cameo by Hubert Selby Jr, the author of the book from which the film is adapted, playing the old prison guard tormenting Tyrone.

The 13th Floor Elevators Easter Everywhere

10 may 08

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Melissa, if you're interested in an overview of Roky's (vast) solo discography, get your hands on "I Have Always Been Here Before," which is a beautiful anthology (43 songs on 2 CDs). It's worth it.