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 This film is a great success, and credit for this goes to the computer: indeed, the film was shot entirely digitally in the studio and later reconstructed on the computer.

 The visuals: all in black and white noir style, interspersed here and there with splashes of red and yellow, giving the idea of being inside one of Miller’s comics.

Sin City is a visually striking film adapted from Frank Miller's comics, directed by Robert Rodriguez with segments involving Quentin Tarantino. The film features complex anti-heroes in a corrupt, crime-ridden city, brought to life through a unique black-and-white noir style with splashes of color. Strong performances by Mickey Rourke, Bruce Willis, and others add depth to the dark narratives. The digital production technique marks a significant point in cinematic evolution. Overall, it is a great success and a must-watch for fans of stylized crime dramas. Discover the dark, thrilling world of Sin City—watch this neo-noir classic that merges comic art and groundbreaking digital filmmaking.

 Blink consider it their first album because they have never been so free to unleash their creativity.

 'I Miss You' is simply fantastic, ... the symbol of the Blink’s change.

After a three-year break, Blink 182 returns with a self-titled album that shows significant musical growth and creativity. Rejecting commercial expectations, the band delivers a mix of energetic and moody pop rock. Standout songs include 'I Miss You' and 'All of This' featuring Robert Smith. Despite a few weaker tracks, the album marks a mature and bold new chapter for the band. Listen to Blink 182’s self-titled album and explore the band’s daring reinvention today!

 "Mark manages to hold the stage greatly, plays very well, and always keeps his streak of silliness by improvising a very amusing skit with Travis."

 "Guys, TRAVIS BARKER is a show! He has a formidable technique supported by speed and an innate grit in hitting the drumsticks on the drums."

This review covers the only Italian date of (+44)'s 2006 European tour, held in a small Milan club. The reviewer, a Blink 182 fan, praises the energetic pop-rock set with electronic influences and Travis Barker's standout drumming. Despite not knowing many songs, the performance impressed overall. The show highlighted the band's distinct sound from Blink 182 and Angels & Airwaves. The review ends with hope for the upcoming album and a call to appreciate Blink 182's legacy. Discover (+44)'s electrifying live sound—listen to their debut and experience the energy yourself!

 "Happy Holidays You Bastard is the best track on the CD: something original, different from the other songs, an adrenaline rush of less than a minute played very fast."

 "Just for Travis (the drummer), it's worth listening to."

The review acknowledges 'Take Off Your Pants and Jacket' as a continuation of Blink-182's successful formula from 'Enema of the State'. The album features catchy, energetic punk rock songs with a few standout tracks like 'Happy Holidays You Bastard' and 'Stay Together for the Kids'. While the reviewer notes limited experimentation, the overall impression is favorable, emphasizing the band's pop-punk roots and quality drumming by Travis Barker. Bonus tracks add variety and depth to the album experience. Discover the energetic pop-punk vibes of Blink-182's 'Take Off Your Pants and Jacket'—listen to the album and dive into its catchy, fast-paced tracks now!