Fantozzi will forever remain a masterpiece of our cinema, despite the detractors.

 In life it’s good not to take oneself too seriously. Without exaggerating, of course.

The review celebrates 'Fantozzi' as an enduring Italian comedic masterpiece that skillfully blends tragedy and humor. It highlights the timeless relevance of its characters and social commentary, especially on workplace absurdities and human resilience. The film’s humor, irony, and portrayal of everyday misadventures keep it fresh even after 50 years. The reviewer emphasizes the film’s mix of laughter and self-criticism as key to its lasting impact. Watch Fantozzi and experience the timeless humor and heart of Italy’s most beloved comedy classic!

 Spielberg uses the camera at child height, rarely lifting it, focusing on innocence and perspective.

 E.T. is the most anti-racist film ever: a foreigner is only understood by pure-hearted children, while adults shun him.

This review highlights Steven Spielberg’s E.T. as a timeless film that combines childhood innocence with powerful anti-racist themes. It praises Spielberg’s unique direction, iconic sequences like the bicycle flight, and John Williams’ unforgettable score. The film’s emotional depth, innovative shooting techniques, and lasting cultural impact are celebrated. The review also criticizes later edits made to the film, which diluted its original charm. Explore the magic of Spielberg’s E.T. and relive a heartfelt journey of childhood, friendship, and hope today!

 The elegance is crystalline, both in his silky and mobile voice and in the performance of his expert Martin six-string, plucked with very well-educated fingers.

 "Copperline" is the standout track of the work, recalling the serene and formative moments spent as a boy in the family’s usual holiday location.

The review praises James Taylor's 1991 album New Moon Shine for its refined blend of soft rock, blues, and jazz elements. Highlight tracks such as "Copperline" and "Shed a Little Light" showcase his vocal versatility and emotional depth. The album features collaborations with top American musicians, enhancing the sophisticated sound. Though some songs revisit familiar territory, the craftsmanship and heartfelt performance affirm Taylor's timeless class. Discover the timeless charm of James Taylor’s New Moon Shine—listen now and experience his refined blend of soft rock and soulful storytelling.

 Argo is practically perfect in every single sequence and brought home 3 Oscars, including Best Picture.

 Thriller and irony merge into a singular entity with distant precedents, showcasing Affleck's meticulous storytelling.

Ben Affleck's 2012 film Argo is praised for its near-perfect execution combining espionage drama with comedic elements. The movie recounts a true CIA operation in 1979 Iran, highlighted by sharp storytelling and impressive acting. Affleck balances tension and humor skillfully, aided by a stellar supporting cast and meticulous direction. The film earned three Oscars, including Best Picture, validating its critical acclaim. Discover the thrilling true story behind Argo and experience Ben Affleck’s masterful blend of suspense and humor—watch it now!

 I only know that what they told us is not the truth.

 Manson’s complete detachment... as if he were just a character accidentally appearing in a reality show.

Errol Morris’s documentary investigates the infamous Charles Manson murders within the turbulent context of the late 1960s. Drawing from an extensive book-based research, it explores Manson’s charisma, his cult’s impact, and intriguing links to the CIA’s MKUltra program. While not definitive, the film raises doubts about the official case and reflects on the era’s cultural chaos. The documentary combines archival footage and interviews, offering a provocative look into a dark chapter of American history. Watch Errol Morris’s gripping documentary and unravel the mysteries behind the Manson murders and 1960s America’s dark secrets.

 Edo experiments perhaps like never before, according to some too much: ska, reggae, blues, rock, ballads, even opera music, electronics, jazz, and even hard rock tending towards heavy metal.

 The tale of the Pied Piper is taken as an 'excuse' to denounce the atrocities and ills of society at the time, some unfortunately still very current.

Edoardo Bennato’s 1983 album 'E' arrivato un bastimento' continues his tradition of fairy-tale inspired concept albums, blending diverse musical styles. Despite mixed commercial success, the album employs sharp societal criticism through the Pied Piper metaphor. The review praises Bennato’s ambitious experimentation and lyrical depth, considering it a noteworthy and powerful work in his discography. Explore Edoardo Bennato’s daring musical journey in 'E' arrivato un bastimento' and discover its timeless social messages!

 The vocals seem to come from the beyond, dripping with abundant gurglings, also known as toilet-unblocking voices.

 It’s no coincidence that LDOH is a leading band of the genre, and they couldn’t return except with an album that reminisces their glorious triumphs.

Last Days Of Humanity delivers a powerful 2021 comeback with 'Horrific Compositions Of Decomposition,' a 21-minute blast of raw goregrind. Featuring 33 tracks filled with fast tempos, guttural vocals, and putrid guitar riffs, the album channels the band's classic sound. Samples from a psychiatric interview add an eerie touch. Despite a disturbing cover, the work is a must-listen for goregrind fans. Dive into the brutal madness of Last Days Of Humanity's goregrind masterpiece—listen now and experience extreme metal at its rawest!

 All the ingredients would seem to be there for a potentially intriguing story, yet it all goes bananas quite quickly.

 A few months ago, I did a search on Google: how to end a story about the battle between nasty aliens and humans with bio-armors in an original way.

Takaya Yoshiki's Guyver features a high schooler bonded with an alien biotech armor fighting a criminal organization. Though it has intriguing ingredients, the story becomes convoluted with alien elements and drawn-out pacing. After forty years, the manga remains unfinished, with humorous asides about its development. The review shares a quirky interview with the author reflecting on the work's origin and possible endings. Discover the quirky world of Guyver—read the review and explore this cult sci-fi manga classic!

 'Bette Davis Eyes' is a peculiar hit that overshadowed the album and singer Kim Carnes.

 The album showcases all the personality of Kim Carnes, balancing 80s synthesizers with other instruments in a pleasant way.

Kim Carnes' album 'Mistaken Identities' is often overshadowed by its smash hit 'Bette Davis Eyes,' but this review highlights its mature songwriting and balanced 80s sound. The album blends synthesizers and instruments to showcase Carnes' personality and musical grit. Despite the overwhelming success of the lead single, other tracks reveal a convincing and steady artist who helped pave the way for female rock musicians. Produced by Val Garay, the album aimed for and achieved major success. Discover the full depth of Kim Carnes' 'Mistaken Identities' and listen beyond the legendary 'Bette Davis Eyes' hit today!

 The best progressive rock product of the nineties, the only one from the American band in question with decent availability even today.

 The mythical Gentle Giant would pale in comparison to these: choirs, chases, and vocal call-and-responses of an enveloping precision and invention.

Echolyn's 1994 album 'As The World' stands as an exceptional example of 90s progressive rock, marked by sophisticated vocal harmonies and intricate compositions. Released by Sony without commercial interference, it never charted but gained a devoted cult following. The album demands attentive, repeated listening to appreciate its complexity, showcasing the band's remarkable musicianship. Despite commercial neglect, Echolyn reunited later, continuing to impress with new music and live shows. Listen to Echolyn's 'As The World' and explore one of the 90s finest prog rock masterpieces today!

 "Cutouts is an album that shines with its own light, full of life and boasting a very strong identity."

 "The most surprising track... gives the idea of a dark staircase to climb."

The Smile's album Cutouts defies its title by delivering a vibrant and varied collection of songs, richer and more inspired than its predecessor Wall of Eyes. With elements ranging from math-rock and indie to jazz and psychedelia, the album stands out with strong identity and experimentation. Distinguishing itself from Radiohead through fuller rock drum sounds and vintage bass riffs, Cutouts is an impressive and noteworthy addition to The Smile's discography. Listen to The Smile's Cutouts and explore one of 2025's most inspired rock albums today!

 Robert Powell, who ate only cheese for 12 days to appear as 'emaciated' as possible in the Crucifixion scenes.

 Zeffirelli’s idea of Faith is blindly reverent and dogmatic.

Franco Zeffirelli’s 1977 TV miniseries 'Jesus of Nazareth' remains a monumental religious drama with an impressive cast and faithful storytelling. Praised for Robert Powell’s iconic portrayal of Jesus and its mystical atmosphere, the series also faced criticism for overly reverent and dogmatic tones, along with some excessive production elements. Despite mixed reviews, it achieved massive international viewership and maintains cultural significance. The film balances respect for scripture with creative liberties, stirring passion and debate. Explore Zeffirelli’s epic Jesus of Nazareth series—watch the faith-driven drama that captivated millions worldwide.

 I have always been struck by how some of its offshoots are capable of hypnotizing, anesthetizing the mind and transporting it to other worlds.

 Let yourself be transported to a Tokyo illuminated by the cold and subdued light of neon, or perhaps to another futuristic megalopolis.

This review revisits 2814's album 'Nascita di un nuovo giorno,' highlighting it as a small classic and masterpiece of vaporwave. The album blends ambient and dreampunk sounds to evoke hypnotic dreamscapes inspired by Japanese neon-lit megacities. The reviewer praises its ability to transport listeners to surreal, tranquil worlds, recommending it as an excellent listen after a tiring day. Dive into 2814's vaporwave journey and experience a dreamy neon-lit soundscape—listen now and escape to another world.

 If it had been a film, it would have won the Oscar for best screenplay, acting, and directing.

 Only the passage of time can indeed soothe the wounds and put the pieces back in their place.

Philip Barantini’s Adolescence is praised as a masterpiece that deeply explores love, forgiveness, and the passage of time. The review highlights its strong screenplay, acting, and directing, comparing it favorably to Oscar-winning films. Each of the four episodes focuses on different themes such as family bonds, school violence, psychotherapy, and survival. Despite a slight critique of the school episode, the overall work is admired for its emotional depth and tension. Watch Philip Barantini’s Adolescence to experience a powerful story of love, forgiveness, and emotional depth.

 It happens. Recently, I must admit, very rarely, but last night at the Circolo del Cinema in Verona, where I saw this beautiful film previewed, it happened.

 What remains at the end of such a full, delicate, and dense viewing? The feeling of having lived alongside these characters, of having shared their sensations, the flavors of the food and its preparation, the smells, the winter landscape, so white, cold, and chilly, contrasting with the warmth coming from the people.

Koya Kamura's Winter in Sokcho masterfully combines delicate character portraits, stunning animation, and a unique Korean border setting. The film explores intimacy, family dynamics, and personal growth through subtle gestures and poetic visuals. Its direction won Best Director at Bergamo 2025, highlighting the film's artistry and emotional depth. Viewers are left feeling warmly connected to the characters and their world. Experience the warmth and poetry of Winter in Sokcho—watch this unforgettable film by Koya Kamura today!

 A megalomaniac, gigantic, immensely entertaining, adventurous film, technically flawless, visually stunning, narratively very weak.

 Avatar doesn’t give anything new upon repeated viewings and hasn’t risen to the status of a classic.

The review reflects on Avatar's immense technical and visual achievements while critiquing its weak storytelling. It contrasts Avatar's cultural impact with Titanic's enduring popularity. Though visually stunning and entertaining, Avatar has not secured classic status over time. The sequel's reception and the shifting movie landscape are also discussed. Discover the visual mastery of Avatar and explore its legacy—watch now and decide if it’s a timeless classic or fleeting spectacle.

 Tommy’s wavering, gritty, immensely talented, vibrant, undisciplined, and decidedly personal guitar is a strong novelty compared to the equally brilliant but more structured Blackmore.

 Paice is the best rock drummer ever after Bonham, doesn’t miss a beat, has a beautiful sound, a perfect “drive,” a magnificent peculiarity; it’s a joy to follow him with your ear.

Phoenix Rising captures Deep Purple's vibrant 1976 live performances featuring the Mark IV lineup with Tommy Bolin's distinctive guitar. The album blends classic hits and fresh tracks, highlighting the band's dynamic and virtuosic playing. Fans of live rock recordings will appreciate the energetic and somewhat unpredictable performances, underpinned by Jon Lord and Ian Paice's solid musicianship. Discover the fiery energy of Deep Purple’s Phoenix Rising—listen now to experience legendary rock live!

 A fucking concentrate of goregrind comprised of 36 tracks for a duration of 29 minutes, where you experience a sonic meat grinder that is quite remarkable in terms of impact.

 With their first album, I can’t help but commend Yakisoba. Where Goregrind is labeled almost as a joke genre, this group takes it upon themselves to honor it with 'Acid Bath Litanies.'

Yakisoba's debut album Acid Bath Litanies is a powerful 36-track goregrind onslaught lasting 29 minutes. The band delivers blistering blast beats, gurgling vocals, and lightning-speed guitar solos with no filler. The album honors goregrind as a serious genre with impactful themes and relentless intensity. It stands out for its pure musical brutality without relying on samples or gimmicks. Highly commended as a strong first full-length release. Experience the raw power of Yakisoba’s Acid Bath Litanies—stream the relentless goregrind assault now!

 "Driven by the massive single 'Tell Me', a track that perfectly blends the 4/4 of hip-hop and the smooth atmospheres of soul."

 "In the span of one hour, Amel and Bryce fully achieve their goal and manage to convey their vision of black music in a crystal clear, extremely enjoyable way."

Groove Theory's 1995 debut album is a standout hip-hop soul record driven by the hit 'Tell Me'. The duo, featuring Amel Larrieux and Bryce Wilson, crafted a cohesive blend of smooth vocals and street beats. The album explores themes beyond typical love songs, with nuanced storytelling and varied moods. Despite their short-lived success, Groove Theory’s work remains a beloved classic worth revisiting, especially as nostalgic trends return. Listen to Groove Theory’s timeless 90s hip-hop soul album and rediscover a hidden classic!

 Cuppone is a Veronese guitarist, let’s say an integralist.

 Arpeggios that evoke intimate and emotional concerts with a few guests in one of the many Venetian villas.

Pietro Cuppone's album Nobody's Home features primarily baritone and classical guitar, creating intimate and emotional atmospheres. Two tracks introduce unique sounds with a Middle Eastern cello and a Gibson electric guitar. The music evokes timeless settings reminiscent of small concerts in Venetian villas. The album is a contemplative instrumental journey, rated moderately. Listen to Nobody's Home to immerse yourself in intimate guitar journeys blending classical and exotic sounds.