roig27 Reviews

Taxi Driver (1976)

ibm

[10/10 · 12 July 2010]

I like your entrance. This film will make your balls fire! In the Emperor's name, he rescues a child female prostitute from the streets of New York City! If Ed could act it... I believe people should be placed under arrest for prostitution... You will have to produce the evidence. The main actress in the film is taken b the "Taxi Driver", an Orpheus-like Hercules who never shaves his head because he is out of competition with the streets of New York City! If you knew... Who would have guessed that people feel empowered by the streets of New York City! I like the last scene shot at a private apartment with stairs! The taxi driver comes in and says: "Are you speaking to me?" The resolution of the film is excellent: excellent cinematography, excellent photography, excellent costumes, excellent music, et cetera. Finally the mother was sold for ten (10) dollars at a bus stop, á-la Rosa Parks with the difference that Jodie Foster is white and not black. Confused about the negative and positive? Check out these signs: - +.

Scent of a Woman (1992)

Dracula

[9/10 · 23 June 2010]

Chris is excellent in this movie: he can move your balls. If you put him in a sweet, soft film with a hunk back from him and a degree from Harvard U-U Thant holding his interests and no questions ask, he will fly your fifth Blue Angel: the invisible one. He has grown as a gentleman: he is soft butts (so you can come your butter in his popcorn's), his IT is appropriate, he weights lift every day at the secret location of his Alma Mater. His socks are from -Century 21- in NYC, the same place OJ Simpson bought his Bruno Magli shoes: the ones I almost bought in Ithaca, NY. Izmit, the town of Turkey, from where Al Pacino and Robert De Niro are, winning over the rest and overpowering the local Pizza Hut. I saw him one in New York City, close to Union Square: just before the Cinéma. I was having my popcorn and Pepsi and watching -Dune- the unclear film from the M.of M.A. MOMA(Museum of Modern Art) where Sting the English singer makes a cameo á-la Alfred Hitchcock in Psycho. Did you leave your granny at the showers?

Battleship Potemkin (1925)

Who won?

[10/10 · 14 November 2009]

This film is excellent. The stairs at the B & W shots will stop your carriages at the "wild" caravan of wild strawberries, a final and census, albeit colorless, tour de force on movement. If you suffer from cerebral palsy and cannot move from your wheelchair, buy a home stereo, stretch your legs with -PETROLEUM JELLY- and stick your fingers in, you are off! When I was a student at Hunter College the year 1986 to the year 1987 I wrote a corporatist study between "Battleship Potemkin" and "Young Mr. Lincoln" overstraining in automatic writing the effects of history in the moving image industry and how much that costs for the imaginary of an ambition. Me at Auburn, New York watching LOST IN SPACE the year 1998 thought: "Where is Truman Capote's laundry, at which one of the universities?" The University of Moscow is not Cornell University, for example. A strawberry from Finland is not a strawberry from France, for example, a kiwi from Praha is not sold the same way as the kiwi from New Zealand is sold at the local supermarket, or else you are tripping on ice, or you are picking up eggs in Red Square.

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988)

What did you say your name was?

[10/10 · 23 December 2008]

Thsi is an excellent film. Set in medieval fantasy, this colorful fantasy will skip your doubts for the positive energies hiding in the past: Normandie (France), Rome (Italy), Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Prague (Checkoslovakia), New York (United States), Tokyo (Japan), Casablanca (Maroc), Malmo (Sweeden) are all explicit in this movie for the adventures of a Baron, Munchaussen, a historical figure of middle chivalry. The base text, Tirant Lo Blanc, a Catalan account of the chivalrously love (excluduntur) takes this take into new heights: a mixed rock opera and detailed cinematography. The film is fun, enjoyable, sane, safe, spadeful, artful: it has many references to High Renaissance art (Boticelli et al). The end is made as a Chinese box: seven samurais get together in the forest of Renaissance imagery and try to imagine an end, to close a roll-over situation: the end is at the opening of the doors: a closure for the mind of the film and an opening for the spectator of the drama. White sand as in Bora Bora is pictured as if it were Moon-sand, or Moon-powder. The internal scenes of the galleon, the ocean ship, reads like Job inside the belly of the whale: a recurrent imaginary for scribes who assume the power of the seas.

Xanadu (1980)

helicopters

[9/10 · 21 December 2008]

Colors, colors, colors... the first of a series of B-post 70's films, this Australian bombshell will fly in your penis! She is asexual as a whore: your left exit will not be able to exit without the authorization of the administration. The male actors in the movie are asexual. The plot is basic: a bimbo roller-skates to the tank in THE invisible submarine and declares war on abusive racks. The Cornell University locker room is featured in a cameo taken from -DEBBIE DOES DALLAS-, the nemesis. Olivia Newton John is at her best in this tropical classic. The laptop is basic colors and when exiting and connect my TV I heard Pr. Margaret Tatcher commenting: "The punks, they want Margaret Tatcher!" -ELLE NE PORTE M^EME PAS FRANCOIS M" is the -SUBLIMINAL- text to the plate: if you left, you crash, the best is straight. The infamous acoustic base of the Atlantic OCEAN -ATLANTIS- is invisible to the human eye, so she keeps her skirts bellow the knee. Her escort, a male prostitute form the state of California, has a .8 thick dick that will rock the screen to death: I love my mother to death!

Grease (1978)

hizo una bonita labor con Maggie ...

[8/10 · 21 December 2008]

This is the best movie I have ever seen! Grease your hair and get into this punky movie: it's a remake of the modern industrial revolution. Actors John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, both acclaimed classic actors, recount their encounter of a summer, the most romantic summer they have ever had. The soundtrack is fun, safe, sane, well taken care of in the distribution of the musical notes. One of the most intelligent scenes is at the house where there is a well staged scene of a "pajama party". The boy though is not feature in the "pajama party": he is racing cars -a la REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE-, an error of the movie perhaps. The final scene is a -rock opera- enthusiast of safe entertainment: the boy though is not well is those black leather pants, but the overall scenery is acceptable. Take it with Pepsi and popcorn.

Three Days of the Condor (1975)

1,998

[10/10 · 21 December 2008]

This is an excellent suspense drama. I escaped with my popcorn and Pepsi form the theater and upon convexing my TV I overheard Pr. Margaret Tatcher commenting on the film: "The punks, they want Margaret Tatcher." The plot is simple, basic, exuberant, exiting: an agent is caught in a reel of negatives and they cannot decide which one is the good positive. The "denouement" is: I am the son of -MARTIN HEIDEGGER-. The inscription on the board, erased by the agent at central quarters of the C.I.A. is privileged by central-computer in a brilliant "tour de force": the .3 minutes left for the audience to capture the -moving image- and its significance, makes this film a classic XXeth Century movie. If you like -THE ADAMS FAMILY- originals, you will love the voltage of this one: Canadian counter-intelligence at its best! The sub-drama focuses on ghetto issues, such as: prostitution, exposure, secret trade, harassment, interstate-pricking, pinking, winking, chuckling, inter-mingling with -IMPOSTORS- of the infamous C.I.A. Did you know that the -HOUSE THAT DADDY BUILT- is a sugardaddy, -MILKY WAY- lookalike installation in the State of New York, at the Cornell University: it is the house of Carl Sagan.

Naked Lunch (1991)

it's a perfect ass ...

[10/10 · 20 December 2008]

This is an excellent movie, It move your balls: that if you need a pass, you know. The book received at this colossal moving image is like a waterfall in your dream: the most infamous line reads an "asshole" speaking to the public. The actual "asshole" is, one, I would say, one of the wonders of modern and contemporary cinematography: here we have another "light brother" speaking to nobody but the "plural", "unknown" public. The film is an adaptation form the book published and its cinematography is excellent, clean, transparent, to the point of expressing the cinematographic dichotomy between the B & W 50's detective genre and the contemporary, current style of -new wave- cinema, softly crafted to make the mastermind pleased. The plot is easy to follow. A hit for the generations and the history of the moving image.

The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Why were you crying?

[10/10 · 19 December 2008]

I can cry a river over you...this butterfly effect is superb. -CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND- is impossible because this Catholic film will satisfy your seeds: set in rural Alabama, the prologue or -OPENING LOGOS- is the anti-chambers of the C.I.A. -the F.B.I.- a complex system of -ALTERED STATES-. 50 people get together in a trunk and decide to end the dispute over who is going to be the driver of the Van: Halen? They are known as the -CHARLES MASON FAMILY- a group of filmmakers who are positive in the camera: How is your lasagne at Champs Elys'ee, for example? People who travel are like that: old money, f-f, this is accepted in Casablanca: you trade your 17 and with success you will win. If you do not win (meaning: if you make an error) you loose. The gain? It depends: if you are a King and bet your kingdom, and you win, you win securities for your kingdom. If you are an Emperor, and you win, you win securities for your Empire. If you are a Prince, and you win, you win securities for your Principality. Now, if you are a gambler and you only have your tail to bet, you have to win: otherwise, you will loose your tail. And so forth: the rules are explicit in every move and every move on its turn is gathered by light: it is the continental theory.

Flash Gordon (1980)

the safe of the universe:to bring back his body

[10/10 · 16 December 2008]

This is an amazing film: set in the HISTORY of the imaginary, this human tale of courage and badge, of honor and glory, of fantasy and the future Chinese present tense, will inspire to be careful with those "burritos": you will begin to experience gases in your stomach which are of another atmosphere. Think of guacamole: of what color is made the book -PAUL ET VIRGINIE- by St. Pierre and how much did Paris cost you? -FLASH- say cheese: your red eyes as a cherry will blow any horn in the industry. S-G? Think again: who's your daddy pappy? Homosexuals have been around the Colliseum since the Roman Empire but this futuristic tale will bring Japanese tears to your eyes! After the Futbol catch, Flash is instructed by the camera not to move and drop the ball: the angle will work at a hidden location (invisibe to the human eye). Once the -PANOPTICUM- recognizes Flash has catched the ball, it acknowledges Flash in his cry for the life of the King: he jumps his balls and screams at the mirror: LONG LIVE THE KING! A most infamous line reads: "... to bring back his body!" A command by a counter-intelligence spy working at the Cornell University. The failure of the expectations of the desired commands of the average public, which includes a set of English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arab speaking people (the six official languages of the United Nations)is at the end when a Dracula-like recuperates the perennial ring -the GRAAL- from the ashes of the surface of a floor and laughs at the punch-line of the same closing experience: it is an open-end film, where the remembrances of the public are in the music score, fantastic, safe and sane, punctual. Flash is about the dream of knowing if you are at the Moon or at Planet Earth, because the Sun cannot obviously carry your body, unless you are crazy.

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)

do not kill me

[10/10 · 15 December 2008]

Them are a blast! The film is moving in your face: Halloween will burn your strawberries and you will finish swallowing the cream off your scotch-butter balloons! WE know you are capable of this classic cult film: released in 1986, without a referent- the movie is et in the interior boundaries of the DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIROR where they are still waiting for a UFO: surprise! The UFO's indeed and in fact is your TV speaking to you in your living room! If you think a PEPSI can roll on you suck-lets under that belt, think again: it will blast your cranes in a terrifying adult classic cult movie. The plot is as follows: a young gun is assaulted by a net of coordinated jewels who speak to him incessantly about the difference between money and monkey: who got here first, money. It does NOT grow on paper: you signatures, i.e., Greg Louganis, the hunk of the 80's is not your MAMA WRISLEY rocking your chair a-la KUNG-FU ... he is an international Olympic star, now assailed by the HIV + virus. The film is set in the decorum of an average middle-class young rural white professional, and he has cream to share with you: at one point of the movie, there is this guy who is running up and down (he has no imagination) and he scares the HELL out of him because he does not speak Spanish: it is either -m'edico- or -mec'anico-. Watch your popcorn and PEPSI and get in your bumper stickers as fast-fart as you can before he grabs you. A mesmerizing, unforgettable, artful, art film for History.

Harold and Maude (1971)

Pope Pius XIII?

[10/10 · 11 December 2008]

A classical fairytale of free love between an asexual young man and a senior bohemian, =HAROLD AND MAUDE- tells the tale of Project SETI as it was conceived by Carl Sagan and his team of international scientist, including some form Cornell University. The registry of the movie is impressive: classic Bulgarian, and a -faux- mother, a lookalike of Nancy Wood, the professor from Britsh (a retarded lookalike), arrange sessions for the young lord from Cornell University so he can a hand at women. Since he does not like jelly, and he despises luscious behavior above all, and he is a Prince, he mocks acrobats to lure anti-matter into his reign: by arranging a set of F/X over 54% semi-conductors (in his briefs), while demi-aroused and after being caught by hospital security for POLO RALPH 1967, he escapes a one meter jump into the swimming pool just to redirected into a POLO game: here the young lord stick his -toothbrush- out and begins to swallow the girls! A most brilliant -QUOD MATREM- movie ends with a virtuoso of the young lord of the Cornell University who flashes in a 90o turn to leave his guitar and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the Egyptian after-life. The guitar is his instrument: when I studied at Cornell University I saw a couple of little demons showering their "instruments" to the pals! Carl Sagan was known in town as Satan, because he is intelligent, sage, attractive, strong, drives a nice Porshe, is from New York and sells Milky Way around the corner. I saw him once selling a hot dog to an undergraduate! My only mistake at Cornell: I could not take a photo of the Subway-Man!

The Cassandra Crossing (1976)

Who was Cassandra?

[10/10 · 7 December 2008]

Upon set of an unknown track and route trans-European departure to a destination (Sweeden), the trama unfolds the drama of a possible disaster on a train route: a group of passengers are monitored by a group of experimentalists from the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) who determine the possibilities or the impossibilities of the safe arrival of the team at the train. Sofia Lauren et al act the drama with cautious intelligence: group Omega (a hidden military intelligence unit) and group Alfa (a Soviet scientist analysis team) discuss over the possibilities of saving the passenger car: "All the possibilities were wired" group Alfa contests, while group Omega redirects the train, which carries an infected dog that is being observed for a mysterious illness, to -THE CASSANDRA CROSSING-. Sofia Lauren, upon learning of the involuntary rerouting, pulls the emergency brake minutes before the crossing: half the train collapses at the bridge and half the passengers survive. A dangerous crossing and an intriguing trama of highly sophisticated apocalyptical picturing. The bridge in question is an old abandoned crossing that cannot sustain the weight of the car. At a transient station, the passengers are taken in sealed compartment to the bridge. The outcome is heroic: Sofia Lauren emerges form the car with her team and exits the train victorious, fresh, like a rose just out of her morning shower. The reader might want to investigate who was "Cassandra" after all.

Soylent Green (1973)

What is the secret of Soylent Green?

[10/10 · 6 December 2008]

A futurist drama, -SOYLENT GREEN- is not -CASABLANCA- on steroids but neither did they know about the future: Can you predict it? -INTERPOL-, International Crime Police, is an organization parallel to the United Nations, or U.N, N.U, N.U.: Have you seen your bathroom puke in your nose? In this future, academic men of the ancient Catacombs expunge knowledge from ancient books, so they can fuel their minds and live happily. The secret of the movie is the following: At a shortage of food, a craze man, illiterate punk, decides to take his herd to Guyana and make them swallow -TANG-, orange juice, in agreement with the -Tang- dynasty: They eat cookies to pass by their hunger made of compressed human bodies. Guacamole, anyone? This film is at the origins of the -PLASTIC- engineering industry, from -Cornell University-, the most advanced and reputed academic company in the world. My great grandfather founded it with some extra money of his inheritance (he was known in the circle as -NOSTRADAMUS- the French, "soap" company, and he quoted himself and Ezra Pound ("qu'est-ce qu'on pense: on don't pense, go ask McGorvish bank" in Canto XVIII)in stating:-"I will found an institution where any body can find instruction in any study". Cornell University have grown to include an array of over a million communities worldwide, including the Futuristic city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, featured in the private film -GATTACA- and bubbles such as Jade, Johanessburg, Casablanca, Maroc, New Dehli, India, Paris, France, London, Great Britain, one of the Saint John, the islands of the Pacific, Bora, Bora. Its alumni include the ranks of Marlon Brando, Elizabeth Taylor (she got a GED though), Huckeberry Finn from satellite stations in Rome, Italy, and ex-Hong-Kong, The Peoples Republic of China. Cornell Uniersity also distinguishes itself by having the most extensive list of special intelligences applicants to military intelligence units, including those of Malmo, Sweeden. Adolph Hitler is said to be a former alumni, who switched to an adjacent Junior College because he did not get tenured by the other faculty (he still receives his check though). The Cornell University is also home to the -speciaL encoding ENIGMA division of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (N.A.T.O.)of Turkish communication- and of the C.I.A. elite unit for dispensing intelligence concretion to Geneva, Switzerland. The Cornell University also hold lots of aspirants to posts in the C.I.A., I.B.M., F.B.I., INTERPOL and the like: my granny would have loved it, nuts: she unfortunately swallowed the wrong cookies! When the -United Nations- declared the Cornell University a zone of special international interest, Ezra and his seven dwarfs began to draw a new universe, to the surprise of head Carl Sagan, part of Cornell's -brain collection-.

The Deer Hunter (1978)

Before you go...

[10/10 · 5 December 2008]

This is an excellent film. Full of emotions, affects, effects, F/X, the film will swallow you! Bring your cigarettes, Pepsi and do not even think of having drugs with Popcorn! The closest (I. B. M.) KFC is at your hands! Rise them, have a chicken! Who wants to shoot you? Who's gun is this? This movie is of the highest intelligence ... it was even categorized by the I. B. M. as being part of Project Seti, the (SETHI) program of paper ... read your -THE NEW YORK TIMES- in your toilette as they are spare: lest you are optional. Read on and you will crash in your briefs ... if you thought Santa Claus was funny? Think of Satan and you will turn white ... what a *F! The whole movie is fascinating, intriguing, a borderline historico-fantasy drama of -alto- musical classical score ... saveloy back on shore I said to my domestic partner: Cookie, here, it is not optional!

Airplane! (1980)

perfect

[10/10 · 13 October 2008]

Excellent teaching material ... I do not believe these people are crazy. The film is positive in the screen, not on ... depending on the fiberglass (if it is Jacques Derrida, behind every man that dresses of Clubman, there is a hand)! The opening scenes are hilarious ... I spent 5 dollars ($5.00) to enter the palace and when I sat and began seeing the movie, I said, oops, I am going to do it again! The intermissions are over: The film is a continuous movie of no longer than 2 hours. No censorship: There is a cameo of a HIGH SECURITY CLEARANCE (simulator or dildo) at the very end of the movie: Susie seems to inflate Ken, or Pimpie male, as they roll out their AIRPLANE! The film comes to middle ground when the protagonist has a wet-dream in Hawaii and the movie reenacts an apocryphal "Apocalypse Now". After a "Saturday Night" revival dance, the film retakes its steps to lead the audience into an exhilarating flight. One memorable line reads: "Joey, have you ever masturbated for the Captain?" The resolving panorama is positive: The airplane takes off to AREA 51 and fog blows up in smoke as the machine flies into space. No Limbergh here, the -Bermuda Triangle- legend is folkloric to its detail; its inter-text is, of course, -Paradise Lost- by Milton, the poet. The shame of the "tour de force" is that the man does not have testicles because he loves women so he has to put it in her; that way he looses his balls. But you will like the end, as a -Sade- "histoire".

The Towering Inferno (1974)

here is to you, Nancy

[10/10 · 18 September 2008]

This is an excellent movie. You should see it. See it, you will love it. Ypu will love it. See it. Pee-Wee Herman will love it too! You should see it. Bring your popcorn and Pepsi! You should see it. Got it? You should see it...Bush too! You should see it. You mama is nice. Your mama should also see it. You will love it.... and you know the enormous respect I have for them....NO NEW TAXES! Air Force One (1)_ should see it too! You will love it.... and your mama is nice. When you see it, you will fall from your chairs.... for example, Pr. Margaret Thatcher said when existing the theater: "The Punks, the want Margaret Tatcher." Adam Tracey? Do not wait for Tracey Ullman to buck by and help your out.... you will not like it, you will love it!

The Reflecting Skin (1990)

... another kind of wisdom.

[10/10 · 27 July 2008]

Excellent film, excellent teaching material for our civilization and its futures. The Humanist in you should watch it: This DUMBO will shake your strawberries to the floor: Forget about Pee-Wee-Herman, forget about the circus ... you will fly your strawberries to the floor! You will love this movie. It is rich, "sensuelle", colorful, primary ... Get it out now or you will die! You will die in the arms of this most beautiful movie: It recalls the story of a rogue gang of boys from the most prestigious elitist private "lycee" Eaton School, where Dictator Salvador Allende graduated from, into a flying spaghetti spinning-room of fun and amaze: The children set to recover a damaged database brain and guarded it for three difficult years, while WWII rolled over. There is a cameo appearance by director A;fred Hitchcock and short sporadic acting by a roll of actors: Lauren Bacall, "Mrs. Champagne", Dr. Who, The Cranberries, Alain Delon, "Mme. Puta", the Korean High Intelligence Unit, et cetera!

The City of Lost Children (1995)

some f movie

[10/10 · 14 July 2008]

I be surprised! Thsi movie is not the best film in the worldwide, but close! My strawberries began to jump ... the things it says! Le Corbusier is the best architect in the world! All the engineers in the world should watch it! I am the owner of the most beautiful movie (and it moves) in the WORLD! You have no imagination ... and are thinking of spending YOUR summer in Paris! -The Cranberries- will wipe you out! Watch! It is not a bird ... it is not a train ... it is not a bullet ... it's granny's cookies! You ARE going to fly the BOEING in a FERRE! H2O ... what a match! Your cookies will cream by themselves! Yes ... they do spray! What a fag ...

The Tailor of Panama (2001)

Are you from Plato's "Republic"?

[9/10 · 15 June 2008]

This movie is intelligent, very intelligent: It is a vacuum of the five senses: It will take you inside/out of Plato's cave and you will not even notice the difference because you are a Marxist: You believe in -MACHINES-! Rewind and undo: Mao is not Marx, for example, and you can read M. Proust in its entirety and still you don't have a clue to the French language: Although sin is Catholic, other religions do accept it, including Pagans such as those of Salem, Massachussets: The little street of Salem, Massachussets where the -FALL OF THE HOUSE USHER- occurred: Marx and Engels had an automatic system hither-fore the lights would turn on or off automatically: Voil'a, that is perfect Marxism, perfect lifted! This movie will bring your -SPACEBALLS- in "accord" with your passes: You will need bring a pass, you know all the references, your act as Buddha is finished and now you will only need -LOVE-!

Lost in Space (1998)

I love your masculine auburn hair ...

[10/10 · 15 June 2008]

I saw this movie the same year it was released 1998. I was amused by the graphics, the beauty actor Matt Le Blanc, not an airhead, and his friends: Robots. Donna Haraway has an article entitled -A Manifest for Cyborgs- in which she explains the techniques of cyborg machines: They are robotic correctors who work on texts. Roland Barthes, the French theoric, wrote a book entitled -The Pleasure of the Text-, a masterpiece. His other books, the other books he wrote, are, among others: -Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes-, et cetera. My professor from the University of Michigan, Ross Chambers, is the mastermind, or popularly addressed as -HITLER'S HEAD- mostly because of his -Doctor-'s thesis published as a book with the title: -LA COM'EDIE AU CH^ATEAU- a study on 19th Century French Realist fiction, including Honor'e de Balzac, Gustave Flaubert, 'Emile Zola, Charles Baudelaire, Pascal: He is not in this movie, but his axis of realism, or perception, are present including in History: I recommend Theresa Brennan's -HISTORY AFTER LACAN-, an account of post-modern theories, Neo-Maoist, Anti-Marxist (because it does not believe in "techn'e", the Greek term, and it is, at the same time, a reader of J. Derrida and J. Lacan). -HISTORY AFTER LACAN- is an anti-foundational, as Hisotry always is, account of the mirror of this film: Into the future, yet always present. I loved it and much as I loved the actors, Matt Le Blanc et al. Where is the sex of the author? According to Michel Foucault, it is in the reader: According to Roland Barthes, it is in the death of the author at the hands of the "filigram" of sense. You will find the sex of this author, Matt Le Blanc, in this wonderful movie of magic and realism. An excellent "tour de force" for an acclaimed group of established actors, from the I. B. M. with red auburn love.

Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985)

Paul Reubens

[10/10 · 14 June 2008]

This is an excellent film. It is fun, enjoyable, classic, adventurous, chic, Fons, fantastic, Real-possible, impossible, imaginative, with "no imagination at all", a conundrums of joy, explosive, a fourth car in your circuit, a circuit in your dreams, a step-down and roll-over of popcorn, a secret of splash. You will like of you see it: Paul Reubens is an acrobat of intelligence: An historian of histrionic arts, and fire-fending realistic fun, his space-balls are on fire! Watch it Charlie Chaplin, this son of Walt Disney World will set your strawberries on cream: He is hot, belligerent's and cautions in his pantomime of children babysitting: He is a high professional of sophisticated comedy and acrobacy and entertainment: High Chinesse court!

The Elephant Man (1980)

Nothing will die.

[9/10 · 14 June 2008]

This is an excellent film. Set in the style of _Murder on the Orient Express_ this Tudor movie is a classic of XX Century cinematography. Director David Lynch known for _Eraserhead_, his first cult film, is at his best in this affective tale of a deformed man of aristocratic origins. He goes to the Opera, the Ballet, the Teatre, the Modern Dance production and meet many people on his way to the Patis M'etro. This film in B & W is affective: Effectively, it is smash, a hit in tenderness, a success in cash. You will love it. The other productions of Director Lynch, _Dune_, _Paris, Texas_, _Blue Velvet_ are masterpieces: Anne Bancroft, of the Bancroft family of New York City, is in her best role as the Opera singer: Not to be confused with the Hitlerian singer-machine from the State of Vaticano: You will fly away in it.

Coma (1978)

45

[9/10 · 14 June 2008]

This is an excellent film. The cinematography is excellent, the actors are excellent, the acting is excellent: It deals about the NARKOMED community of the health system, whatever it is in the screen. It is a classic of the 70's cinematography. The siblings are: Airport, et al. The movie will be of your like and you will enjoy it. Enjoy! You will like this movie. It is suspense, action, drama, musical score: The score is excellent, classical with a modern vein, a modern détente- It will set your house on fire! You will enjoy it. You will like it. Try it. You will like it. You will enjoy it. Try it! Try it. You will feel the joy, the exuberance and exoticism of being in a very intelligent set. Try it.

Earthquake (1974)

soundtrack

[9/10 · 12 June 2008]

This is an excellent movie. The first movie in recorded history to carry hi-fi all-surround system. Your system will enjoy this classic cinematography: It will move your Bibles, seawall your strawberries and cream your spaceballs: Prepare N.A.S.A., this film will swallow your negatives, that if you allow spaceballs to deconvolve your 40m! You will hear sound that duplicate an earthwork over Japan, at the islands of Sandwich. If you are Greek, you will have to wear pampers, lest Zeus jump on you and kidnap you as he did to Ganymede! If you are Jewish, I have no clue, you have no imagination all! Look at the date, the year: 1974. Put a coma if you want! It is chic, fantastic, magnificent, illustrious, surprising, loving ... You will not miss the colors at al: It depends what philosophy you follow, in any case an earthquake can kill instantly!