"It’s really beautiful. If you stop crying from laughter, I’ll ask you another question: why is Un sacco bello really beautiful?"

 "Un sacco bello is, in my opinion, a masterpiece of Italian comedy cinema, and Verdone won’t be able to give it a worthy follow-up."

Un sacco bello is Carlo Verdone's impressive directorial debut, mixing humor with a sharp portrayal of late 70s Italy. Through three intersecting stories set in Rome, it captures social caricatures and human struggles with warmth and wit. Verdone’s multi-character performance and Mario Brega’s acting stand out. The film remains a timeless Italian comedy classic with a strong social message. Watch Un sacco bello and dive into Carlo Verdone’s unforgettable blend of humor and social insight!

 "I come out of it confused and defeated."

 "It's not easy to give a final judgment:... certainly not to be thrown away, but neither to be considered a masterpiece."

The debut album 'Salute' by 21 Guns offers a polished melodic hard rock experience with strong production and songwriting. However, the album suffers from inconsistency, as some tracks excel while others feel bland or forgettable. Despite solid performances in robust rock songs, the ballads and melodic moments often fall flat. The album doesn't stand out among its era's finest but remains a decent effort. Dive into 21 Guns' 'Salute' and discover its melodic hard rock charm and flaws—listen now and decide for yourself!

 The Shaggs are incompleteness, inconsistency, incompleteness, and incapacity made into a system and elevated to art.

 A naive, naked, simple, frail, emaciated, awkward beauty, but incredibly true and direct.

The Shaggs' debut album 'Philosophy of the World' captures an extraordinary innocence and rawness, recorded before the sisters knew how to play. Its charm lies in its imperfections, unfiltered emotion, and unique place in rock history as an accidental proto-punk cult classic. Despite flaws, the album offers a poignant and genuine artistic expression that continues to inspire and captivate listeners. Discover the charm of The Shaggs' unique sound and experience the legacy of their cult-classic debut album now!

 Strange Days is the most 'true' album of the entire discography, where the Doors’ universe in the most global sense is expressed.

 The double whammy of The Doors/Strange Days in 1967 has few equals in Rock history.

This review passionately celebrates the 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of The Doors' Strange Days album. It highlights the album's dark, mysterious atmospheres, iconic tracks like 'Moonlight Drive' and 'People Are Strange,' and Jim Morrison's lyrical genius. The review also reflects on the band's formation, the recording process, and the cultural significance of 1967 in rock history. Ultimately, it emphasizes Strange Days as a timeless and essential classic rock album. Dive into the mystique of The Doors' Strange Days and experience psychedelic rock at its finest—explore the 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition now!

 "The Newsroom is a gem of a television series on journalism 2.0 and its role today in a world where delivering real news seems to have nearly become a relic of a distant past."

 "With real topics addressed, much within the American politics of the Obama era, the pace is intense with fast and often very technical dialogues, yet they never tire the viewer."

The Newsroom is praised for its insightful depiction of modern journalism through a fast-paced, technically detailed storyline. Featuring standout performances by Jeff Daniels, Sam Waterston, and Jane Fonda, it revitalizes the newsroom drama genre. The series highlights the importance of truthful, well-researched news in today’s complex media landscape. Its intense dialogue and authentic portrayal keep viewers deeply engaged across three perfect seasons. Dive into The Newsroom and experience a gripping, authentic portrayal of journalism today. Watch now to see truth in action!

 Wedlock is probably more an action film than specifically a science fiction film.

 Frank will unexpectedly prove to be tough and refuse to yield, until he finally manages to escape from prison.

Wedlock (1991) is a science fiction thriller directed by Lewis Teague featuring Rutger Hauer as an imprisoned electronics expert. The film centers on a deadly collar system linking inmate partners, forcing compliance under threat of explosion. Despite sci-fi trappings, the movie feels like a tense prison escape story with strong performances by Hauer and a notable supporting cast. Recommended for fans of action and thriller genres combined with futuristic elements. Discover the intense thriller Wedlock and watch Rutger Hauer battle for survival in a deadly futuristic prison system!

 In this seemingly irrelevant album lies all the philosophy of the Stones, ten tracks literally "sucked" from the seventies and poured onto a record without any apparent logic.

 Nostalgia gives value to everything even to boring days even to a record bought at the bus stop.

This review reflects on The Rolling Stones' 1981 compilation 'Sucking in the Seventies,' a mixed bag of tracks from 1974 to 1980. Despite being an imperfect collection, it captures the band's attempts to reinvent themselves during a challenging decade. The album evokes a strong sense of nostalgia, connecting music with personal memories and the passage of time. Though not the band's best work, it holds value for fans and collectors as a snapshot of their 70s era. Dive into the Stones' 70s era with this unique compilation—listen now and experience the nostalgia!

 It was nice to discover this forgotten masterpiece. When I hear and see sixties’ scents and colors, a kind of euphoria takes over me.

 You will fly!!! Thus jumping to box seven, or nine or eleven, that is, into the enchanting enchantment of what are merely simple songs...

The review celebrates Picadilly Line's album The Huge World of Emily Small as a delicate and magical folk pop record infused with psychedelic and sixties influences. It praises the album's smooth flow and nostalgic atmosphere, comparing it to artists like Donovan, the Beatles, and Simon & Garfunkel. The album is described as an enchanting yet simple masterpiece that evokes euphoria and melancholy in equal measure. The reviewer encourages listeners to explore the album like a playful game full of surprises. Dive into The Huge World of Emily Small and experience a magical folk journey from the sixties – listen now and let yourself fly!

 Those who loved the English psychedelia of the early Pink Floyd, Tomorrow, and Misunderstood will find themselves at ease in the universe and the colorful and changing Cosmos created by the Pisa band.

 Highly recommended for all followers of the ‘60s verb.

This review celebrates The Strange Flowers' double CD 'Best Things Are Yet to Come,' a comprehensive anthology covering their career with remastered, remixed, and unreleased tracks. It highlights the band's genuine '60s-inspired psychedelic pop sound deeply rooted in Pisa's vibrant late '80s and early '90s scene. The collection appeals especially to fans of vintage psychedelic music, recalling influences like early Pink Floyd and Tomorrow. The reviewer recommends the album highly for lovers of classic psychedelic vibes. Dive into The Strange Flowers’ psychedelic journey—listen to their rich anthology and experience vintage '60s vibes today!

 I imagined all these events as if they were continuously repeating in slow motion before my eyes while the mountain turned to dust and crumbled in my hands.

 'Dust' is a work divided into four contemplative tracks, consisting mostly of long soundscapes and desert-like settings on a bed of drone compositions.

Mt. Mountain's album 'Dust' offers a contemplative neo-psychedelic experience inspired by both mystical themes and historic references. The music blends extended drone soundscapes with desert-like atmospheres and electric surges, evoking ritualistic and spiritual moods. The album invites listeners on a journey through time and space, connecting traditional percussion with modern psychedelic guitar styles. 'Dust' stands out as a powerful and evocative work that balances mysticism and musical exploration. Discover the hypnotic soundscapes of Mt. Mountain's 'Dust' — dive into this neo-psychedelic odyssey now!

 A great album, both musical and political, mature and engaging.

 Music that is both accessible and significant, structured without force, melodic yet always very deep.

Nadine Shah’s Holiday Destination is a mature and politically charged alternative rock album. It tackles heavy social topics like forced migration and rising fascism with compelling lyrics and evocative music. The album blends indie rock, new wave, and electronic ballads, drawing influences from artists like PJ Harvey and Talking Heads. Its thoughtful arrangements and deep melodies make the album accessible yet intellectually stimulating. Explore Nadine Shah’s Holiday Destination for a compelling blend of powerful lyrics and captivating alternative rock.

 The long part set 'in the trulli' is worth its weight in gold because it re-establishes that pseudo-philosophical character that is the essence of the Jedi.

 Rian plays with fire and spectacularly wins his bet.

This review praises The Last Jedi for its creative autonomy and philosophical depth, highlighting strong space battles and character interplay. Despite some acting imbalances, the script maintains a compelling narrative. The film successfully blends tradition with innovation and balances seriousness with humor, revitalizing the saga for both new audiences and longtime fans. Discover how The Last Jedi reinvigorates the Star Wars saga—watch it now and experience its bold storytelling and epic battles!

 Describing this film as 'trash' today is certainly too easy, considering its content and the perhaps pathetic way of functioning.

 Noteworthy is the presence of Dennis Hopper in the role of the science professor who travels in time to return directly from Woodstock.

Jonathan R. Betuel's 1985 film 'My Science Project' is a simplistic sci-fi comedy that struggles to reach the charm of its contemporaries like 'Back to the Future.' Featuring a basic plot about a high schooler activating an alien device causing time-travel chaos, the film includes a notable cameo by Dennis Hopper. While it taps into 80s sci-fi tropes, it falls short in execution and impact, making it more of a nostalgia-driven cult curiosity than a quality movie. Discover the quirks and cult moments of 'My Science Project'—a trip through 80s sci-fi nostalgia worth exploring!

 The human rubble of a restless soul is the warm matter of a wintery Rimini, anti-Fellinian in every way.

 Because finally one sleeps without dreams.

Valerio Zurlini's 1972 film La Prima Notte di Quiete offers a richly poetic exploration of existential discomfort and social change, set against the wintry backdrop of Rimini. Alain Delon's powerful performance embodies the emotional turbulence of the narrative, while Zurlini's sophisticated use of imagery, music, and psychological depth elevates the melodrama to an artful meditation on impossible love and human frailty. The film’s intimate yet aristocratic tone and its elegant intertwining of location, symbolism, and character make it a standout in Italian cinema of the era. Explore Valerio Zurlini’s powerful masterpiece and immerse yourself in the poetic depths of La Prima Notte di Quiete today.

 "Everyone thinks it’s the end of the world. It’s just the beginning!"

 "The film has all the features that could have made it a cult classic of the genre."

Michael Shackleton's 'Survivor' is an unjustly overlooked post-apocalyptic sci-fi film set after a nuclear holocaust triggered by Cold War tensions. Featuring minimal dialogue and striking visions, it explores themes of survival, power, and rebuilding humanity. The film’s strong production quality and evocative monologues make it a potential cult classic. The conflict between the astronaut protagonist and the tyrannical Kragg drives a compelling narrative on human evolution and societal collapse. Explore Michael Shackleton's 'Survivor'—a hidden sci-fi masterpiece waiting to be rediscovered!

 Norman Cook is a barman with considerable skills when it comes to handling samples from various genres.

 Everyone go listen to "Dub Be Good To Me" then! Dismiss the ranks.

This review praises Beats International's 1990 album Let Them Eat Bingo as a skillful fusion of various musical styles previewing Norman Cook's later success as Fatboy Slim. It highlights the global influences and clever sample use, especially in the standout track "Dub Be Good To Me." Though not the most original, the craftsmanship and enjoyable sound make it worth listening. Dive into Beats International’s Let Them Eat Bingo and discover the roots of Norman Cook's legendary mix mastery!

 "Friend of a Friend" is a splendid ballad dedicated to the greatest artist of the 90s, Kurt Cobain.

 Have you ever seen the video of "Winnebago" performed at Brixton? If you missed it, go watch it.

This review praises Dave Grohl's solo album Pocketwatch, recorded during his Nirvana days under the pseudonym Late!. It highlights the emotional depth of tracks like 'Friend of a Friend' and the energetic feel of songs like 'Hell’s Garden' and 'Winnebago.' While acknowledging some immaturity, the album is recommended as a memorable piece of Grohl's rock legacy. Listen to Late!'s Pocketwatch and explore the raw side of Dave Grohl's genius today!

 The six narrating voices turn into a continuous drone of voiceovers telling us details, characters, emotions, and flaws.

 Betrayals unfold without a trace of passion... everything happens with such sloppiness and lack of care that it kills any hint of pathos.

Mudbound, directed by Dee Rees, tackles racial tensions and family drama in 1940s Mississippi but suffers from too much narration and insufficient cinematic adaptation. The film’s acting and drama lack passion, with only a few moments salvaged by strong cinematography and Jonathan Banks’ performance. Overall, it fails to evoke the true emotional depth of its source material. Discover the complexities behind Mudbound’s powerful story and its flawed cinematic execution—read the full review now!

 "Reality and dream could be two identical muddles perceived differently."

 "He went his own way, and I like to remember him as a forerunner and visionary, a saint and a magician who at every turn intertwined and fused what we call 'reality' and what we call 'dream'."

This review highlights Auguste de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's 'Cruel Tales' as a powerful critique of 19th century Naturalism, exploring blurred lines between reality and dream. The author’s rich style and dark irony reveal a multifaceted talent overshadowed in his time. From humor to gothic horror, the collection challenges literary norms and societal conventions. Villiers is portrayed as a visionary blending life and fantasy with profound depth. Discover Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's hauntingly beautiful 'Cruel Tales' and question the boundaries of reality and dream yourself!

 Cult of Dom Keller is one of those psychedelic bands we would describe as ugly, dirty, and mean.

 This live performance confirms their penchant for shamanism and occultism, and that psychedelic rock and roll sound that whirlwinds into a true electrified mantra.

Paradiso Is On Fire is a live album by UK quartet The Cult of Dom Keller, capturing their raw neo-psychedelic and occult-infused rock sound. Although the recording quality leaves something to be desired, the album showcases their dirty, garage and blues-influenced style. It builds on their previous work, confirming their unique approach to psychedelic rock as a hypnotic electrified mantra. Listen to The Cult of Dom Keller’s raw live energy and explore their dark neo-psychedelic sound now!