Occulto Supersovrano

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DeAge™ : 7304 days • Here since 11 june 2006

Richard C.Sarafian Vanishing Point (Punto Zero)

27 jun 07

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Alright, that's better then! I still need to see this film (I downloaded it right after watching Grindhouse), but it has all the ingredients to please me. I had absolutely no idea about it, but apparently it's considered one of the masterpieces of the genre... among the ones I've seen, my favorite is Peckinpah's Convoy, really great (that one also has a "real" ending and an "apparent" one).

Roberto Benigni La Vita E' Bella

27 jun 07

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if only Benigni were still a devourer of priests and gospels...

Primus Frizzle Fry

27 jun 07

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Mike Watt doesn't possess even a fraction of the technique and inventiveness of good old Leslie.

Pedro Almodòvar La Mala Educaciòn

27 jun 07

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I enjoyed it. Almodovar's masterpieces are elsewhere, but whenever a film takes on the clergy, I always like it.

Richard C.Sarafian Vanishing Point (Punto Zero)

27 jun 07

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telling the ending of a movie is a very bad thing

Guy Ritchie Revolver

25 jun 07

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Talent!? Guy Ritchie has never had talent; luck and audacity, yes, but real talent, no. I've only seen 2 of his films (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, considered his best) and they are worse than the other, truly terrible (but he hit rock bottom with the remake of "Travolti da un insolito destino..." with Madonna).

Babes In Toyland Nemesisters

25 jun 07

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better the L7

Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East

25 jun 07

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great band and great live

Alina Marazzi Un'Ora Sola Ti Vorrei

25 jun 07

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I'm sorry to contradict you, but unfortunately today electroshock is being used, and it is. This is largely thanks to that piece of crap Giovanni Cassano, a renowned psychiatrist, who has recently reintroduced it, singing its praises, and actively practices it on his patients (= victims) as a treatment for a variety of different conditions.

Don Coscarelli Bubba Ho-Tep

24 jun 07

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Both the book and the film are truly small masterpieces; well done Coscarelli, he finally managed to move on from the Phantasm series, which had really become tiresome (his episode in Masters Of Horror is great too). Campbell is amazing as always.