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 "What a stupid pseudonym, you might say. Sure, but think for a moment how difficult the life of a tattooed gangsta up to his bum would have been if he had taken the stage with the name 'Rapper Lucia.'"

 "If desire is the measure of love, you are my favorite meter."

This review humorously explores Fedez’s album 'Baci Perugina' in the context of Valentine’s Day. It highlights the rapper’s unique lyrical style, mixing playful and tattooed poetic lines aimed at modern love and flirtation. The review also pokes fun at the marketing tie-in with the famous chocolate brand. Overall, it captures the quirky charm of Fedez’s words and their pop-cultural appeal. Discover Fedez’s unique lyrical style—listen to 'Baci Perugina' and embrace this Valentine’s Day with a twist of rap poetry!

 The Rover is desolation. It’s a silent and dusty post-apocalyptic painting.

 When justice is gone, man is doomed.

The Rover is a raw and desolate post-apocalyptic road movie set in Australia. It follows Eric, who risks everything to recover his stolen car, accompanied by Rey on a twisted journey through death and nothingness. The film explores themes of male loneliness, brutality, and the collapse of humanity and justice. Sparse female characters highlight the starkness of the male-dominated world. It's a powerful meditation on survival and the loss of hope. Dive into the raw and haunting world of The Rover – watch the intense journey of survival and loneliness now.

 Dude Incredible is mathematical precision, 9 icy compositions, perfectly crafted by a trio that over the years has refined a style made of stop and go, syncopated rhythms, twisted beats, and destructive sounds.

 A trio of bastards capable of crucifying at least 90% of current bands.

After a seven-year wait, Shellac returns with 'Dude Incredible,' showcasing nine meticulously crafted tracks full of stop-and-go rhythms and destructive sounds. Steve Albini's guitar is subtle but effective, supported by a schizophrenic rhythm section. The album reflects a perfected style rather than novelty, representing the band's artistic culmination. Fans will find the precision and raw energy they expect from this influential trio. Dive into Shellac's sharp, precise sound—listen to 'Dude Incredible' and experience the power of math rock mastery.

 A film with excessive, vulgar language, with strong and explicit scenes, in which the good DiCaprio does an incredible job, playing a character full of nuances, as hateful as he is adorable.

 Scorsese goes wild and plays, using narrative devices of all kinds, proving himself a very sharp director and a devastating communicator.

The Wolf of Wall Street channels the spirit of Scorsese's classics by portraying the excesses of finance like a mafia saga. Leonardo DiCaprio delivers a complex, charismatic lead. The film excels as a black comedy, full of outrageous and laugh-out-loud moments. Some pacing and soundtrack issues temper an otherwise thrilling ride. Overall, it's a passionate and compelling story from a master director. Dive into Scorsese’s wild world of finance and excess—watch The Wolf of Wall Street for outrageous laughs and powerful performances!

 Blue Valentine is not a gay movie. And I say this with disappointment, I admit.

 The smile is the best mask for those who have a hell to hide inside.

This review examines Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine as a raw and unromantic portrayal of a deteriorating marriage. The film contrasts past passion with present despair using skillful editing and bleak blue imagery. Though not a traditional love story, it powerfully explores themes of love, heartbreak, and liberation. The reviewer uses sarcasm and humor to cope with the film's emotional weight. Overall, the movie is praised for its honesty and depth despite its painful narrative. Discover the raw truth behind love and loss—watch Blue Valentine and dive into its unforgettable story.

 Orgasm is our curse.

 Todd Solondz, in Happiness (1998), paints, with ruthless cynicism, a modern America devoid of values, with all its vices and baseness.

Todd Solondz's 1998 film Happiness offers a bleak and cynical depiction of modern America, focusing on dark themes like sexual deviance, exploitation, and the desperate search for love masked as happiness. The story unfolds through the Jordan family, exposing human frailty and moral decay without offering redemption. Unlike similar ensemble films like Magnolia, Happiness leaves the viewer with a harrowing view of primal human urges and societal breakdown. Explore Todd Solondz’s haunting film Happiness and discover the raw truths beneath the search for happiness.

 Jodorowsky is a mad visionary, and through incredible scenography, he crafts a world of unimaginable colors and symbols.

 We are only images, but this time it’s not a film.

Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain is a uniquely surreal and symbol-rich film, blending powerful imagery with dark mystical themes. The movie challenges viewers with bizarre and often indecipherable scenes questioning religious and societal norms. Jodorowsky's visionary direction crafts a vivid, psychedelic world culminating in a shocking, thought-provoking finale. Dive into The Holy Mountain and experience Jodorowsky's surreal vision—watch now to uncover its hidden secrets!

 Only God Forgives is formally perfect and can speak without words, stun with the power of images, daze with sounds and music studied in every minute detail.

 To bring out a work like this after Drive was like climbing Mount Everest in underwear, smoking 5 cigarettes (unfiltered) simultaneously.

Only God Forgives is an intense and extreme film by Nicolas Winding Refn, blending long silences, vivid visuals, and bursts of powerful violence. The film showcases meticulous sound and imagery, advancing Refn's cinematic style to new heights. Performances are minimal yet impactful, with standout roles by Ryan Gosling and Vithaya Pansringarm. This revenge story is brutal and symbolic, wrapped in a haunting atmosphere dominated by red tones. The reviewer regards it as Refn's masterpiece. Dive into the intense world of Only God Forgives—watch now and experience Refn's cinematic artistry at its finest.

 "A traveling madhouse of freaks, expanding from a colorful tent to all of Spain, all of Europe, all of humanity."

 "To love death and hate life. A circus of crazies. Us."

Alex de la Iglesia's The Last Circus is an intense film mixing tragedy, dark comedy, and psychotic thriller elements against historic Spanish turmoil. It tells a grotesque and bloody love story of two clowns and their obsession with a captivating acrobat. The film excels in powerful visuals, surreal sequences, and extreme emotions, resulting in a unique cinematic experience. Its brutal and exaggerated style highlights love and destruction in a mad, colorful circus setting. Discover the extreme love and madness of The Last Circus—watch now and experience this dark cinematic masterpiece.

 Men are the microbes of the universe.

 The two protagonists are not enemies. They could have been friends in different circumstances.

Collateral is praised as Michael Mann’s masterpiece and one of the best thrillers in recent years. The film uses stunning visuals and a melancholic night atmosphere to explore the intersecting fates of a taxi driver and a hitman. Characters are complex with blurred lines between good and evil, enriched by jazz music and thoughtful dialogue. The review highlights the film’s stylistic perfection and emotional depth. Dive into the moody, intense world of Collateral — watch the film and experience a haunting night in Los Angeles.