RIBALDO Banned

 Viva la sposa is a very bitter comedy where, however, you laugh very little, actually almost not at all.

 It’s a film to watch; it’s not necessarily that you will like it, perhaps it wasn’t made to please.

Viva la Sposa, directed and acted by Ascanio Celestini, is a bitter comedy with little laughter, focusing on social and proletarian themes within the Roman suburbs. The film’s narrative is slow, ambiguous, and defies conventional plot structures. With remarkable cinematography by Luca Bigazzi and a strong performance by ex-con actor Salvatore Striano, the film invites multiple interpretations. It portrays characters caught in bleak realities yet avoids easy answers, making it a challenging but rewarding watch. Watch Viva la Sposa and explore a unique blend of bitter comedy and social storytelling.

 One of the best gangster-movies I’ve ever seen, without a doubt.

 Johnny Depp is a monster of talent, with his icy, inhuman eyes, and slicked-back thinning hair, he gives you absolutely nothing, he’s like the T-1000 but a gangster.

Black Mass offers a brutally realistic take on the life of Irish gangster Whitey Bulger, portrayed masterfully by Johnny Depp. Unlike typical gangster films, it avoids sensationalism while delivering intense, dark violence. The reviewer praises the film's originality and Depp's chilling performance, considering it one of the best gangster movies ever made. Despite some negative critiques, the film's gritty authenticity stands out. Watch Black Mass now to experience Johnny Depp's unforgettable gangster performance and a gritty true crime story like no other.

 "Caligari’s cinema is damn realistic, truer than true. It’s hard to watch this film with detachment."

 "DON'T BE BAD is what the 'bad girl' tells her uncle. Easy to say. Hard to put into practice when everything around you is squalor, degradation, ignorance."

Claudio Caligari's final film, 'Don't Be Bad,' revisits the gritty world of 1990s Ostia, exploring drug addiction and friendship with stark realism and tragicomic tones. Featuring strong performances by Luca Marinelli and Alessandro Borghi, the movie serves as a spiritual successor to Caligari's earlier cult classic, 'Toxic Love.' This intense film balances raw depictions of squalor with a bitter irony that engages the viewer deeply. Caligari's craftsmanship cements his status as a unique and respected Italian director. Discover the raw and powerful world of 'Don't Be Bad'—watch this unforgettable Italian film and explore Claudio Caligari’s legacy.

 The Third Man is a timeless classic, they don’t make films like this anymore.

 The dialogues perfectly match the rhythm, which is rather brisk and compelling... and more than once they make you smile or even laugh.

The Third Man, directed by Carol Reed in 1949, is a timeless noir classic set in post-war Vienna. The film expertly blends stunning cinematography, a memorable zither soundtrack, and a captivating narrative with a pivotal twist. Strong acting, witty dialogue, and masterful direction make it a must-watch. It challenges viewers with complex themes, leaving lasting impact. Discover the intrigue and style of The Third Man—watch this classic noir masterpiece today!

 Spacey is very good in his 'stability' as an alien.

 Perhaps I’m already losing touch, but I followed it with interest and engagement.

K-PAX is a compelling sci-fi film about Prot, an alien claiming to be from planet K-PAX, and his interactions in a psychiatric clinic. Kevin Spacey delivers a convincing performance as an evolved being. Though many critics disliked the film, this review appreciates its story and character depth. The reviewer recommends it and is curious about others’ opinions. Watch K-PAX now to explore a thought-provoking tale of aliens, psychiatry, and humanity’s search for truth.

 The film struck me for its realistic, stark style and for the changes in pace.

 The plot twists ... explode in your hand suddenly like a faulty firecracker on New Year’s Eve.

’71 is a compelling film set during the Belfast conflict of 1971. It tells the tense story of a young soldier’s first mission amidst divided factions and hostile crowds. The movie impresses with realistic, stark direction, intense action scenes, and a haunting soundtrack. The pacing keeps viewers engaged with unexpected twists and emotional impact. Despite minor camera shakiness, it stands out as one of the best films of 2015. Watch ’71 now for an unforgettable, intense journey into Belfast’s turbulent past.

 You cannot watch this film and remain indifferent.

 The film’s light and playful tone is a strong punch in the stomach, highlighting the contrast between innocence and cruelty.

La donna scimmia is a powerful and darkly satirical film by Marco Ferreri. It explores human greed and exploitation through the story of Maria, a 'woman monkey,' and the cynical Focaccia. The contrast between the film’s playful tone and its grim themes delivers a striking message. Brilliant performances by Annie Girardot and Ugo Tognazzi elevate this 1964 film into a memorable masterpiece. Discover this unforgettable Italian classic—watch La donna scimmia and experience its powerful message firsthand!

 A horse is a horse: and if it doesn’t know, others do when they see it.

 He realized too late that in his eagerness to astonish, he had omitted from his plan the essential devices for BRAKING.

Simone Amicucci's SANCANE is an engaging, witty exploration of unusual historical events and eccentric personalities. The book shares curious tales like the dramatic debut of roller skates, blending humor and insight. Amicucci's cynical, impassive voice adds charm, while philosophical reflections deepen the narrative. Perfect for readers seeking quirky and overlooked history. Dive into SANCANE and explore quirky, overlooked historical tales with a witty twist—discover the unexpected now!

 A splendid and very bitter portrait of a pioneer of the current little-letter girls-dolls-tramps who, 50 years later, still flit between luxury, money, and power.

 The film, which lasts 125 minutes, is at times quite entertaining but is also ruthlessly cynical and pushes to the threshold of the grotesque with some rather... psychedelic sequences.

I Knew Her Well is Antonio Pietrangeli’s acclaimed 1965 film that captures the bittersweet story of Adriana, a naive girl chasing dreams in Rome. Featuring a standout performance by Stefania Sandrelli and a notable supporting cast, the film explores themes of youthful ambition, cultural change, and the harsh realities faced by women entering modern society. It combines entertainment with cynical and psychedelic elements, making it a timeless classic not to be missed. Watch I Knew Her Well to experience a timeless Italian classic that brilliantly captures ambition, naivety, and cultural change.

 'In this town the controra is sacred: after lunch, everyone falls into the arms of Morpheus.'

 'Brilliant dialogues, you laugh well and often but you reflect even more, if you want.'

Lina Wertmüller's debut film 'I basilischi' captures the lethargy and social stagnation of a small southern Italian town in the early 1960s. Through sharp dialogues and vivid characters, it presents both humor and deep social critique, focusing on youth disillusionment and the struggle between leaving and staying to change the community. With memorable performances and a distinctive narrative voice, the film remains relevant today. The reviewer highly praises the film's depth and entertainment value. Discover this classic Italian film and experience Lina Wertmüller’s sharp social critique with humor and heart—watch 'I basilischi' today!