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I watch it all (in two evenings) and despite gaps in the story and constant introductions of new characters that temporarily make me lose the thread, I appreciate the work. The only real flaw is just this: the result of Scorsese’s ambition to explain too much, wanting to make the last epic work.
I watch it all (in two evenings) and despite gaps in the story and constant introductions of new characters that temporarily make me lose the thread, I appreciate the work.
The only real flaw is just this: the result of Scorsese’s ambition to explain too much, wanting to make the last epic work.
The reviewer finds The Irishman excessively long and complex, making it difficult to follow at times. Despite initial disappointment, the performances of De Niro, Pacino, and especially Pesci are praised. The film’s ambitious attempt to recount decades of mafia and political history feels sometimes like a documentary, with advanced rejuvenation technology provoking mixed reactions. Ultimately, the reviewer respects Scorsese’s work but sees it as an overambitious swan song requiring patience. Discover Scorsese’s epic crime saga and witness unforgettable performances by cinema legends. Watch The Irishman now!
"A stunning chorus that invites even those listening comfortably... to bounce along." "Pure entertainment, but with the class that a clear voice and an appropriate supporting band can enter a moment of crisis and make you make peace with the world."
"A stunning chorus that invites even those listening comfortably... to bounce along."
"Pure entertainment, but with the class that a clear voice and an appropriate supporting band can enter a moment of crisis and make you make peace with the world."
In 1987, Cristina D'Avena released 'Puffiamo all'avventura,' a concept album based on the Smurfs animated series. Departing from typical compilations, it features joyful and synth-driven tracks with a prog flair. Highlighted by strong bass and catchy choruses, the album offers pure entertainment with quality musicianship. It balances playful children's music with an engaging, polished sound. Listen to 'Puffiamo all'avventura' and dive into Cristina D'Avena's joyful Smurfs adventure!
"'Noi credevamo' did not succeed in helping me deepen my knowledge of the Italian Risorgimento." The film "leaves the viewer with the idea of an incomplete puzzle."
"'Noi credevamo' did not succeed in helping me deepen my knowledge of the Italian Risorgimento."
The film "leaves the viewer with the idea of an incomplete puzzle."
Noi Credevamo portrays Italy's unification from the perspective of lesser-known revolutionaries but struggles with complex dialects and acting. The film's cinematography and soundtrack impress, yet historical errors and a disjointed narrative limit its educational impact. It invites viewers to revisit Italian history for full understanding. Discover a unique take on Italy’s unification—watch Noi Credevamo and explore this complex historical drama.
"If we admit that human beings can be governed by reason, we preclude the possibility of living." "Happiness is only real when shared."
"If we admit that human beings can be governed by reason, we preclude the possibility of living."
"Happiness is only real when shared."
Sean Penn’s Into The Wild tells the true story of Christopher McCandless, a young man who abandons materialism to find meaning in nature. The film highlights his journey through vast American landscapes and his complex family relationships. With stunning cinematography and an emotional narrative, the movie explores themes of freedom, solitude, and human connection. It is a deeply moving road movie adapted from Krakauer’s book, featuring powerful performances and a fitting soundtrack. Discover the powerful story of Into The Wild—watch Sean Penn's compelling film and explore the true meaning of freedom today.
An apparent simplicity that hides complexity. Porcupine Tree is a band that took the romantic prog and developed their own modern version not too far from the legendary pioneering bands.
An apparent simplicity that hides complexity.
Porcupine Tree is a band that took the romantic prog and developed their own modern version not too far from the legendary pioneering bands.
The review praises Porcupine Tree's album In Absentia as a modern prog rock gem, highlighting Steven Wilson's masterful composition and Gavin Harrison's distinctive drumming. The album balances apparent simplicity with deep musical complexity. Key tracks like 'Blackest Eyes,' 'Prodigal,' and 'Heartattack in a Layby' stand out for their arrangement and emotional depth. The reviewer relates the album to a daisy—a symbol of complex simplicity—and warmly recommends it. Dive into Porcupine Tree's In Absentia and experience prog rock's perfect blend of complexity and beauty today!
If I had to describe this film in three words, I would say just that: Attention to detail. Life must be understood in its totality, encompassing all existing Matter, so that we never forget that behind, or rather above, our daily occupations and concerns, we are part of a colossal, mysterious, fantastic Life.
If I had to describe this film in three words, I would say just that: Attention to detail.
Life must be understood in its totality, encompassing all existing Matter, so that we never forget that behind, or rather above, our daily occupations and concerns, we are part of a colossal, mysterious, fantastic Life.
The Tree of Life is a detailed and thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of a 1960s family and the vastness of nature. It delves into psychological themes through the lens of an authoritarian father and his introverted eldest son. The film’s style, including handheld camera work and subtle editing, complements its contemplative nature. Performances by Brad Pitt and Jessica Chastain stand out, while the film invites viewers to reflect on life’s bigger mysteries. Discover the emotional and visual beauty of The Tree of Life—watch it now and reflect on life’s profound mysteries.
"Listen on Youtube to the last track of this album, 'Flow', this alone would be worth the album." "The last two tracks are truly what one could hope to hear from the evolution of romantic progressive rock, not metal."
"Listen on Youtube to the last track of this album, 'Flow', this alone would be worth the album."
"The last two tracks are truly what one could hope to hear from the evolution of romantic progressive rock, not metal."
This review praises Spock’s Beard’s 1998 album The Kindness Of Strangers as a neo-progressive rock gem with romantic melodies and classic prog influences. It highlights the unique sound shaped by the use of Hammond and Mellotron keyboards and discusses the band’s history and lineup. The reviewer particularly recommends the track "Flow" as a standout final piece. Despite an unusual band name, the album is framed as essential listening for prog enthusiasts. Listen to 'The Kindness Of Strangers' now and experience the heartfelt evolution of neo-progressive rock with Spock’s Beard.
"Mickey Rourke demonstrates, or rather confirms, that he has the makings of a cult actor." "A film that, despite a flavor of a story already seen in other forms, I still recommend watching."
"Mickey Rourke demonstrates, or rather confirms, that he has the makings of a cult actor."
"A film that, despite a flavor of a story already seen in other forms, I still recommend watching."
The Wrestler tells the story of Randy “The Ram,” a wrestling legend facing his career’s end and personal regrets. Mickey Rourke delivers a captivating, cult-worthy performance. The film offers an authentic look at wrestling’s backstage and explores themes of redemption, lost relationships, and aging. Despite some clichés and a shaky filming style, it remains a recommended watch, enhanced by its ‘80s soundtrack and strong supporting cast. Discover the raw and emotional journey of The Wrestler—watch Mickey Rourke's unforgettable performance and dive into the world of sports entertainment.
A stroke of genius!: a wonderful album, one of their best that contains all these forms. "The Great Debate" is a phantasmagoric kaleidoscope of times, rhythms, original notes but with a classic aftertaste.
A stroke of genius!: a wonderful album, one of their best that contains all these forms.
"The Great Debate" is a phantasmagoric kaleidoscope of times, rhythms, original notes but with a classic aftertaste.
This review praises Dream Theater's 'Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence' as one of the band's best works, highlighting its complex prog-metal style and emotional depth. While noting production flaws, the reviewer admires standout tracks and the album's multi-faceted nature. The double album's blend of technical mastery and evocative compositions is celebrated as a progressive masterpiece worth deeper appreciation. Discover the depth and brilliance of Dream Theater's 'Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence'—listen now and experience prog metal at its finest.
After 'Storia di un Minuto,' we were facing another masterpiece by Premiata Forneria Marconi. Underestimated by critics and especially by fans, this album deserves the rightful artistic merit it holds.
After 'Storia di un Minuto,' we were facing another masterpiece by Premiata Forneria Marconi.
Underestimated by critics and especially by fans, this album deserves the rightful artistic merit it holds.
The 1975 album Chocolate Kings by Premiata Forneria Marconi initially surprised Italian prog fans with its American-influenced sound and controversial cover. Despite mixed initial reactions, the album showcases musical maturity and remarkable performances. While some tracks stand out more than others, the album as a whole is a significant but underrated prog rock milestone. The review invites fans and newcomers to reconsider its artistic merit and legacy. Listen to Chocolate Kings and revisit a classic Italian prog rock masterpiece praised for its maturity and artistic depth.
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