Bertoh Banned

 Pieraccioni. A dull actor, always with the same potato face, the same expression, always with the same tone of voice.

 He doesn’t make you laugh, he doesn’t evoke any emotion, he never surprises.

The review harshly criticizes Leonardo Pieraccioni's role both as the lead actor and filmmaker in Finalmente la Felicità. It highlights the film's predictable plot and unengaging performance. Though some minor positive notes are given regarding Rocco Papaleo and some funny ideas, the overall impression is disappointing and uninspired. The reviewer expresses confusion over Pieraccioni's sustained success despite what they see as mediocre qualities. Read this frank review to decide if Leonardo Pieraccioni's Finalmente la Felicità is worth your time!

 Chaplin generously shares pearls of wisdom about life, its meaning, its value, courage, love, and the fact that in any case, we’re always amateurs; life is too short to become professionals.

 It isn’t as overwhelming as Modern Times and Calvero isn’t exactly The Tramp, but Charlie Chaplin, at 63, was still a phenomenon and undoubtedly an extraordinary actor.

Limelight tells the touching story of Calvero, a fallen comedian, and Terry, a young ballerina he saves from despair. Chaplin, at 63, delivers both humor and deep reflections on life’s meaning and challenges. The film features iconic moments, including Buster Keaton’s cameo, and boasts an Oscar-winning soundtrack. Though less overwhelming than Modern Times, Limelight showcases Chaplin’s enduring brilliance and wisdom. Watch Limelight to experience Chaplin’s brilliant blend of humor and profound wisdom on life’s struggles.

 Tony Camonte is a likable swashbuckler... but also a bloodthirsty beast without scruples and without restraints.

 The film is a timeless classic. Pace (90 minutes like a soccer match but without extra time), extraordinary actors...

Howard Hawks' 1932 film Scarface stands as the original portrayal of organized crime on screen, predating Brian De Palma's remake by 50 years. The film features Paul Muni as Tony Camonte, a ruthless yet charismatic gangster inspired by Al Capone. Though appearing dated by modern standards, its pacing, acting, and bold storytelling remain impressive. Key performances by Boris Karloff and Ann Dvorak enhance the classic status. This timeless crime drama is a must-watch for fans of cinematic history. Watch Howard Hawks' original Scarface and experience the roots of the gangster film genre!

 The film does not have a real plot, it neither begins nor ends.

 A subtle, poetic film but also rather unsettling, at times almost distressing.

The Spirit of the Beehive is a subtle and poetic Spanish cult film from 1972, exploring childhood through the eyes of two sisters in post-civil war Spain. The film contrasts youthful imagination with the bleakness of their world, inspired by a screening of Frankenstein. It uses symbolic imagery and a quiet, mysterious style, making it a cinematic gem. Discover the haunting beauty of The Spirit of the Beehive—immerse yourself in this Spanish cinematic masterpiece today!