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 Only those who have nothing left to lose can live life to the fullest.

 BB breaks through the screen and remains memorable because with its excesses it perfectly captures the nature of human beings.

This review praises Breaking Bad for its deep character development, mature storytelling, and authentic portrayal of human instincts. The reviewer appreciates the series' steady pacing, quality script, and memorable setting. Emphasis is placed on Walter White's transformation and the series' ability to remain compelling without rushing its plot. The recommendation includes watching it in the original language for full effect. Dive into Breaking Bad’s gripping world—watch it in the original language and experience a true TV masterpiece!

 "They had luck, audacity, and arrogance, exploiting perfectly a moment of transition in hard rock and glam metal."

 "Their filthy 'exploits' make you feel envious because achieving such success with so little talent is akin to winning the lottery."

The review covers The Dirt, Mötley Crüe's raw and no-holds-barred autobiography. It highlights the band’s chaotic lifestyle, wild excess, and unexpected global success despite limited musical talent. Although the reviewer wasn't a fan of the band’s music, they found the book entertaining and revealing. The narrative exposes the excesses and decline over the band's career, with a candid and direct style that rarely shies away from harsh realities. Dive into The Dirt and discover the wild, unfiltered story behind one of rock’s most notorious bands!

 I immediately fell in love with that imposing sonic wall generated by the Ness/Dannell riffs.

 When I put an album like 'White Light, White Heat, White Trash' on the stereo, it feels like reading a famous novel by Oscar Wilde.

This review reminisces about the powerful impact of Social Distortion’s 'White Light, White Heat, White Trash' on the reviewer’s youth. It highlights the album’s heavier punk-infused hard rock sound, memorable tracks like 'I Was Wrong' and 'Don’t Drug Me Down,' and praises the band’s ability to innovate while staying true to their roots. The reviewer ties personal nostalgia with the enduring impact of the album’s energy and meaning. Dive into the raw energy and heartfelt melodies of Social Distortion’s 'White Light, White Heat, White Trash'—listen now and experience punk rock history!

 It’s a comedy disguised as a thriller and, although maintaining a high dose of violence, it doesn’t aim to be credible.

 The sets are meticulously crafted: a sort of Wes Anderson in black and white, and the chromatic contrast is used to highlight the difference between locals and foreigners, between good and evil.

‘In ordine di sparizione’ starts as a tense Nordic thriller with beautiful wintery visuals. It evolves into a dark comedy blending sharp dialogue, clever irony, and a compelling revenge story. Drawing comparisons to films like ‘Fargo’ and ‘Pulp Fiction’, it features memorable characters and inventive humor that disrupt typical thriller conventions. The film’s meticulous production and strong performances make it a must-watch despite its misleading Italian title. Discover this darkly humorous thriller—watch ‘In ordine di sparizione’ and experience Nordic cinema at its finest!