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Martin Scorsese masterfully directs this story of talent and madness, of those who want everything immediately, of those who believe they can fly so close to the sun that they burn their wings. Finally, we like to think that Paul Newman indeed has a lot in common with Fast Eddie... why? because he’s the best!
Martin Scorsese masterfully directs this story of talent and madness, of those who want everything immediately, of those who believe they can fly so close to the sun that they burn their wings.
Finally, we like to think that Paul Newman indeed has a lot in common with Fast Eddie... why? because he’s the best!
The review praises Martin Scorsese’s The Color of Money as a compelling sequel to The Hustler, highlighting Paul Newman’s Oscar-winning performance and Tom Cruise’s energetic breakout role. It explores the themes of talent, ambition, and the restless spirit of youth. Scorsese’s direction is described as masterful, with a strong narrative about the drive to succeed. The film’s rich character interactions and billiards backdrop make it a memorable drama. Discover the compelling drama and stellar performances in The Color of Money—watch the legendary sequel to The Hustler today!
The Fab Four are here at the height of success in the first part of their career, appearing young, carefree, fresh, bold—a word, 'modern'. The Beatles were simply invincible!
The Fab Four are here at the height of success in the first part of their career, appearing young, carefree, fresh, bold—a word, 'modern'.
The Beatles were simply invincible!
A Hard Day’s Night is an entertaining film centered entirely on The Beatles at their peak youth and success. The review highlights their charismatic, witty, and irreverent personalities as they navigate humorous situations. The film’s unconventional narrative works well, showcasing the band’s energy and music. It’s recommended both for Beatles fans and newcomers interested in their spirit and legacy. Watch or revisit A Hard Day’s Night to experience the vibrant charm and wit of The Beatles in their prime!
"Fred is magnificent, to say the least, superlative. Funny, graceful, gallant, elegant, cheerful, irresistible." "Top Hat is the film where the famous dance between the two takes place to the tune of 'Cheek to Cheek'... Heaven... I'm in heaven..."
"Fred is magnificent, to say the least, superlative. Funny, graceful, gallant, elegant, cheerful, irresistible."
"Top Hat is the film where the famous dance between the two takes place to the tune of 'Cheek to Cheek'... Heaven... I'm in heaven..."
The review praises the 1935 musical 'Top Hat,' highlighting the exceptional performances of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Filled with dance, humor, and romance, the film is described as fresh and magical despite its age. The reviewer particularly admires Astaire's dance scenes, especially to 'No Strings' and 'Cheek to Cheek.' It's highly recommended for fans of classic cinema seeking a charming, dreamlike experience. Watch Top Hat and let Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers sweep you into a timeless world of music and romance!
If someone asked me what is the most beautiful fantasy-horror book I have ever read in my life, I would have no doubt: WEAVEWORLD by Clive Barker. The book is truly thrilling, engaging, and exciting. Our heroes are in constant danger and continuously on the run!
If someone asked me what is the most beautiful fantasy-horror book I have ever read in my life, I would have no doubt: WEAVEWORLD by Clive Barker.
The book is truly thrilling, engaging, and exciting. Our heroes are in constant danger and continuously on the run!
This review passionately praises Clive Barker’s "Weaveworld" as the most beautiful and thrilling fantasy-horror novel ever read by the author. It highlights the unique and magical plot centered around a magical carpet housing another world and the heroes’ struggle against sinister forces. The reviewer compares it favorably to Stephen King’s works and recommends it strongly, despite its length and rarity. The novel’s rich characters and dark themes are also celebrated. Dive into Clive Barker’s Weaveworld and experience a mesmerizing fantasy-horror adventure like no other!
Carver tells everyday life. His characters are ordinary. What leaves a bitter taste in your mouth is the non-sense of life itself, its flow heedless of any logic, of any justice.
Carver tells everyday life. His characters are ordinary.
What leaves a bitter taste in your mouth is the non-sense of life itself, its flow heedless of any logic, of any justice.
Raymond Carver's 1976 debut collection 'Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?' features 22 stories centered on ordinary American lives. The stories lack dramatic twists or moral judgment, focusing instead on mundane realities and subtle human quirks. Carver's style marks a turning point in the short story genre, capturing the absurdity and heaviness of life with profound simplicity. The collection's title story was famously adapted by Robert Altman in 'Short Cuts.' Discover the subtle power of the ordinary—read Raymond Carver's unforgettable stories today.
It is not the mystery of the accident that is the main plot of the film; rather, it is the human relationships. How a man’s dignity and personality are diminished in the face of the cult of money and submission to Power.
It is not the mystery of the accident that is the main plot of the film; rather, it is the human relationships.
How a man’s dignity and personality are diminished in the face of the cult of money and submission to Power.
Il capitale umano by Paolo Virzì is a compelling film blending drama and noir elements, centered on a tragic car accident and complex human relationships. The film explores themes of money, power, and dignity through strong performances, particularly by Fabrizio Gifuni. Its narrative unfolds through multiple viewpoints, enhancing the mystery and depth. Virzì achieves a more ambitious tone, avoiding dialectical clichés and provincialism. Watch Paolo Virzì's Il capitale umano now and dive into a gripping story of power, mystery, and human complexity.
Pirandello explained relativity to me better than Einstein. Pirandello’s last novel is a punch in the stomach. Bitter, relentless, magnificent.
Pirandello explained relativity to me better than Einstein.
Pirandello’s last novel is a punch in the stomach. Bitter, relentless, magnificent.
This review praises Luigi Pirandello's novel One, No One and One Hundred Thousand as a profound exploration of identity and relativity. The reviewer shares personal reflections on the novel's impact, highlighting its powerful narrative about self-disintegration. The book is recommended for its deep philosophical insights and beautiful prose, considered a must-have literary classic. Read Luigi Pirandello’s unforgettable novel to explore the complexities of identity and perception yourself!
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is his absolute masterpiece... copied, recopied, and over-copied but never surpassed." "It's a nasty, insane, brilliant, disturbing, disquieting, even at times amusing film... THE CHAINSAW IS THE FAMILY! Unmissable, 1000 stars."
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is his absolute masterpiece... copied, recopied, and over-copied but never surpassed."
"It's a nasty, insane, brilliant, disturbing, disquieting, even at times amusing film... THE CHAINSAW IS THE FAMILY! Unmissable, 1000 stars."
Tobe Hooper's 1974 film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is hailed as an unparalleled horror masterpiece that inspired countless imitations yet remains unsurpassed. It breaks new ground by focusing on horror born from social rejection and marginalization, moving beyond traditional monsters. Known for its raw, provocative nature and low budget, the film elevated the slasher genre to new heights. Despite many sequels, the original's impact and brilliance remain unmatched. Dive into the bloodcurdling world of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre—watch the horror classic that redefined the genre!
"This piece is one of the many proofs of the existence of God, or at least of something DIVINE." "It should be listened to in solitude, preferably after 11 PM, late at night, when you feel half sad but also wise."
"This piece is one of the many proofs of the existence of God, or at least of something DIVINE."
"It should be listened to in solitude, preferably after 11 PM, late at night, when you feel half sad but also wise."
This review praises the instrumental version of 'My Funny Valentine' performed by Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan as a divine jazz masterpiece. The author highlights its emotional depth and timeless beauty, recommending it for contemplative late-night listening. The track is recognized as a classic interpretation of a renowned song with a rich history of performances. The review warmly encourages discovering this version as a special musical gift. Listen to Chet Baker & Gerry Mulligan’s heavenly rendition of My Funny Valentine and experience a timeless jazz masterpiece tonight.
A film undoubtedly to rediscover, where you laugh and even get moved, but not in the crude/gross way of some films today. This is the plot of an American comedy from the late ’80s, in my opinion, little less than perfect.
A film undoubtedly to rediscover, where you laugh and even get moved, but not in the crude/gross way of some films today.
This is the plot of an American comedy from the late ’80s, in my opinion, little less than perfect.
The review praises John Hughes' late 1980s comedy about two contrasting travelers, Neal Page and Deal Griffith. It highlights Steve Martin's strong and convincing performance complemented by John Candy's charm. The film balances humor with genuine emotional moments, avoiding cliché trauma tropes. It's described as a brilliant, minor-key comedy gem worth rediscovering. Watch this timeless John Hughes comedy and enjoy a perfect blend of humor and heart!
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