MaledettaPrimavera

I moderately liked it. I guess nothing will change anyway. That was a bit of a queer comment, I can imagine… www.debaser.it/faq/index.asp?CATE=0 #27

Pagina non trovata >>> debaser: of Faq, more.

Thank you for the usefulness of your comment, brother shuldiner81!

Come on, and behave... what's wrong with you?

ocideref86 but has the new album by the Coral already been released? Or did you download it in advance? They're going too fast for me...

second!

I understand it now :)

"Do you know what 'nemesis' means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by an 'orrible cunt... me." ---- The relationship between the ruthless gang boss and Turkish is funny: "Turkish: You take sugar? The boss: No thank you, Turkish; I'm sweet enough." --- The conversation between the gipsy (Pitt) and Turkish about the second meeting, or Avi's arrival from America: "Doug the Head: Avi! Avi: Shut up and sit down, you big, bald fuck. I don't like leaving my own country, Doug, and I especially don't like leaving it for anything less than warm sandy beaches, and cocktails with little straw hats. Doug the Head: We've got sandy beaches... Avi: So? Who the fuck wants to see 'em?" --- "You're not much use to me alive are you, Turkish?" --- "The boss: What do you think, Errol? Errol: I think we should drip-dry them, Guv'nor, while we have the chance. The boss: It was a rhetorical question, Errol. What have I told you about thinking?" and many others that I’m too tired to quote now. For pimptomp: the answer is... um... yes.

some inaccuracies in the review. brad pitt offered himself to guy ritchie after falling in love with Lock and stock (in the review it becomes "look"). not knowing what role to give to an American who couldn’t learn the London accent well, he decided to give him the role of the gypsy, who in the film always talks without being understood (like all gypsies). I find it fantastic, I’ve always watched it in the original language and I recommend it that way. After finishing "fight club," Pitt was a bit reluctant to play someone who only knew how to use his fists again, but in the end, since all the roles had long been covered, he decided to accept, because he wanted to work with Guy at all costs. The incredible Vinnie Jones (former hard-man footballer from the English league) missed some shoots because he was in jail for having beaten someone the night before. (to be continued...)

Bramante, I was wondering one thing. But if you tell me to fuck off because I give more than two to this movie, and you get as angry as a beast over such bullshit, to the point of stating, even though I've never had the pleasure of dealing with you, that I don't know a damn thing about cinema, I was just asking myself how you could possibly react to a serious topic after all this incredible conflict based essentially on pissing contests around the territory.