The Big Non-english Topic

AlRox · Post by **AlRox** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 12:07 am

Al est impressionnant ! est-ce que quelqu'un parle français ici cependant ?

i dont know why i had to say that in French

Sun Jan 15, 2006 12:15 am

AlRox @ Jan 14 2006, 11:07 PM wrote: Al est impressionnant ! est-ce que quelqu'un parle français ici cependant ?

There was a french girl here some months ago , her name is marmousette.

Apocaloso-88 · Post by **Apocaloso-88** » Wed Feb 22, 2006 10:50 pm

vediamo se riuscite a capire quello che sto scrivendo:
"Weird Al" Yankovic è un grande...solo che in italia nessuno lo conosce...forse sono l'unico in italia ad avere così tanti album e dvd su di lui....

TENGO NA MINCHIA TANTA!!!

(quote from Frank Zappa)

Post by **Seva** » Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:10 pm

Ciao amico!
*uhh... that's supposed to be all I know in Italian, but wait...*
Io sono Seva di San-Pietroburgo!

But seriously, I'm very glad that an Italian fan appeared here! You know, your country always was very important for Russia, our city was actually BUILT by Italian architects, plus there are lots and lots of singers&groups&filmmakers that we appreciate so much... Hey, d'you know Dario Argento?
And welcome aboard!

SEVA.

Apocaloso-88 · Post by **Apocaloso-88** » Sun Mar 05, 2006 11:32 pm

WOW! For me is weird read that some one appreciate italian singers, groups and filmmakers...
I always thought that people know only Roberto Benigni e Pavarotti!!!
The only thing that i know about Dario argento is "Profondo Rosso"!!
Tell me more about famous Italian SG&F ...

TENGO NA MINCHIA TANTA

Post by **Seva** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:21 pm

WOW, amico mio, you really cheered me up with mentioning Profondo Rosso (1975)! It's been my favorite movie for a long, long time, along with another Argento masterpiece, Suspiria (1977), which he wrote with his wife Daria Nicolodi, who also played in Profondo Rosso. I've been actually a huge fan of his, and I still am, but as long as Tenebrae and Inferno are good movies, I still consider those two mentioned above as the highlights.
About singers. You know, there's an eternal weird cosmic connection between Russia and Italian nations. We still don't know why, but it's probably all about that blowing temper and emotional kind of behavio(u)r. So, if you turn on some Adriano Celentano song for a Russian person, you'll freak out because of that busting effect that this song produces on him. Thus, Italian music, especially form the 70's, is very popular around here, and some artists like Toto Cutugno or Ricchi e Poveri are still in high rotation on radio retro-channels.
About movies. I was born in a highly cinematographic family; my mum is a popular writer and film critic, and my dad host his own TV show about world cinema. As a student, along with Argento, I became also a huge fan of Fellini films. I watched a lot of them; indeed, 8 1/2, Giulietta Degli Spiriti and others stuck in my head without getting rid of those weird characters and tunes, but Le Notti di Cabiria(1957 and La Strada(1954) are that kind of films that you won't easily forget.

Well, sorry gotta go. Keep in touch!

SEVA.

Apocaloso-88 · Post by **Apocaloso-88** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 10:23 pm

WOW... i didn't knew these stuff 'bout italian music and movies famous in Russia...
COOL...your father had his own TV show!!! AWESOME!!

Fri Mar 24, 2006 7:36 pm

Seva , have you ever seen a real Dutch movie !!

Post by **Seva** » Sat Mar 25, 2006 8:30 pm

Yup. Some early Verhoeven films, with Jeroen Krabbe and, of course, Rutger Hauer in them, are still around on TV.

Apocaloso, d'you have any Goblins CD? The groupe that worked with Argento?

SEVA.

Apocaloso-88 · Post by **Apocaloso-88** » Wed Apr 12, 2006 2:22 pm

no Seva....i'm sorry!!