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 The son of God more or less retraces a déjà vu but modern or contemporary, crossing America seeking fortune and founding a 'commune' in the company of the 'last ones'.

 The only remedy lies in God’s single, very difficult (for us) commandment, which is 'Be Good'...

John Niven’s 'The Second Coming' features Jesus as a 32-year-old rock musician navigating contemporary America. Packed with profanity and social critique, the novel paints a gritty, satirical vision of faith and modern society. The story contrasts divine expectations with human flaws, exploring themes of goodness amid chaos. Memorable scenes include interactions with Jimi Hendrix and visits to heaven and hell. Discover John Niven’s provocative novel and follow the modern messiah’s gritty journey—read the review and dive into the story now!

 The character that struck me the most is the stupid cop (by his own admission), very understanding, ... who wants to become the adoptive father of the orphan Sam.

 I don’t know but it seems more like a film for kids than for adults ... but more or less I’ve always remained a child at heart.

This review captures the nostalgic and whimsical charm of Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, focusing on its memorable characters and unique 1965 island setting. The reviewer connects personally as a former scout and praises the screenplay and character depth, especially the kind-hearted police officer. The film's soundtrack, including Françoise Hardy's classic song, receives special mention. Overall, the film is seen as a delightful watch, evoking a childlike sense of wonder. Dive into the whimsical world of Moonrise Kingdom and experience Wes Anderson's charming story of youth and adventure.

 During the two-hour viewing, we remain glued cheering for Snowden and we don’t realize the time passing.

 It seems naive nowadays not to believe that we are watched almost 24/7, and that for those who monitor us, we have very few secrets or maybe none at all.

Oliver Stone’s Snowden presents a captivating biographical drama focusing on Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA surveillance. The film excels in highlighting government overreach and the personal risks Snowden took to expose it. The cast includes a rare appearance by Nicolas Cage and connects to historical themes of privacy and protest. The review praises the film’s ability to keep viewers engaged and reflects on contemporary implications regarding privacy. Watch Oliver Stone’s Snowden to uncover the gripping story behind one of the biggest privacy scandals of our time.

 Each character already has what they want or finds what they want set in a late ’60s or early ’70s California still colored with hippie or stoner vibes.

 The films are quite long but didn’t bore me even a bit and I didn’t find them tedious as someone else wrote.

The reviewer shares a recent immersive experience watching Paul Thomas Anderson's last three films, highlighting 'Inherent Vice' as a captivating, lengthy film blending noir detective influences with 70s stoner culture. Joaquin Phoenix's unconventional lead character and the evocative soundtrack add to the movie's charm. The review appreciates PTA's recurring themes and actors across his films. The reviewer finds the film engaging, fresh, and richly atmospheric without being tedious. Dive into the captivating world of Inherent Vice and explore Paul Thomas Anderson’s brilliant blend of noir and psychedelia today!

 At times it vaguely resembles a frontier western, with its landscapes and protagonists.

 The cinematography is excellent enough to have earned the 2nd Oscar (the 1st was deservedly won by DD-L as best leading actor).

The review reflects on 'There Will Be Blood,' directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Daniel Day-Lewis. It highlights the film's western-like atmosphere, diverse soundtrack, and strong cinematography. The reviewer appreciates the film's deep themes of greed and hypocrisy and praises both the director and lead actor's accolades. The review is thoughtful and informed with additional background from Wikipedia. Discover the powerful storytelling and iconic performances in 'There Will Be Blood' – watch the film and dive deeper into this cinematic masterpiece.

 The figure of LP is full of contradictions (the title itself says a lot about this).

 I devoured it in one breath... it hasn’t extinguished the desire to drink more and more through his writings.

This biography by Andrea Camilleri offers a nuanced and vivid portrayal of Luigi Pirandello's life, blending literary insight with familial and cultural context. The book highlights Pirandello's contradictions, his Sicilian roots, and the personal struggles that influenced his work. Rich in local dialect and history, it invites readers to understand the man behind the Nobel Prize-winning playwright. The reviewer found it a captivating and enlightening read, highly recommended for both newcomers and enthusiasts. Discover the fascinating life of Luigi Pirandello through Camilleri's vivid biography—read and explore his complex world today!

 He writes his poetic thoughts in a notebook he almost always carries with him.

 Amid the banality of the everyday, small emblematic events also occur.

Jim Jarmusch's film Paterson delicately portrays the daily life of a bus driver and poet in New Jersey. Adam Driver shines as the introspective protagonist, capturing quiet moments of creativity and routine. The film highlights small but meaningful interactions, including a cross-cultural homage to poet William Carlos Williams. With poetic narration and subtle humor through the character's dog, Paterson reflects on art and life in a gentle, contemplative way. Discover the quiet beauty of Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson—watch the film and experience poetry in everyday life.

 Rachel Portman accompanies us worthily throughout the film with a truly fitting piece.

 John May loves his job so much and is so humane that he personally writes what will be read in church during funeral services.

This review highlights Uberto Pasolini's 'Still Life' as a quietly powerful film recognized with awards at Venice Film Festival. The reviewer praises Rachel Portman's evocative soundtrack and the film’s subtle portrayal of John May, a diligent municipal officer facing job loss and personal solitude. Thoughtful details and quiet moments build a humane narrative about loss and dignity. The review hints at a sad but meaningful ending without spoiling it. Watch Still Life for a deeply human story enhanced by Rachel Portman's memorable score.

 Two hours of the film fly by.

 A film chosen at random among those offered today by streaming views and it involved and satisfied me, cinematically speaking.

Ewan McGregor makes an excellent directorial debut with American Pastoral, adapting Philip Roth’s Pulitzer-winning novel. The film explores a father’s struggle with his daughter amid 1960s social upheaval. Notable for its strong acting, immersive atmosphere, and evocative Woodstock-inspired soundtrack. A satisfying drama discovered through streaming. Watch Ewan McGregor’s American Pastoral and explore this powerful 1960s drama inspired by Philip Roth’s acclaimed novel.

 It felt like nothing less than a nice hammer blow to the balls.

 It was in silence that I heard Your voice.

Silence, directed by Martin Scorsese, portrays the brutal persecution of Jesuit priests in 17th century Japan. The reviewer found the 2 hours and 40 minutes emotionally heavy and slow, describing the film as a 'hammer blow.' Despite its powerful themes of faith and sacrifice, the pacing and somber mood made the experience difficult to endure. The story highlights complex moral dilemmas faced by the priests and local converts. Discover the intense story of faith and endurance in Silence—watch or read more about this powerful film now.