Leningrad Cowboys Go America
A completely crazy but (unexpectedly) enjoyable film.
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A completely crazy but (unexpectedly) enjoyable film.
A thriller with a somewhat uncertain plot that is supported by a superlative cast.
An excellently acted horror comedy, with a simple but effective structure. Disturbing, theatrical, and funny.
I can't understand why I watched it. If even Steve Carell can't save a script, it must be garbage.
A moment of leisure behind the backs of wealthy, shallow and a bit stereotypical people. Fun, but less incisive than its predecessor.
An over-the-top, self-aware and entertaining action film. The only drawback is that it's a half hour too long.
The script didn't give me much confidence, but overall the almost 2 hours of film flew by (if I remember correctly).
The first book I read by this author. The science fiction of the 60s is great!
A mystery novel with a poor plot that nevertheless contains interesting social insights concerning China in the 1990s.
An intriguing and diverse essay. Some chapters are a revelation, others I find irritating. A re-reading is needed in a couple of years.
A breakthrough and "mature" debut in the world of comics. Pop references and paranoia that will become classics.
A wonderful autobiography. This book is an open door into the author's youthful experiences.
A surprising, visionary and ironic book that is always a pleasure to (re)read.