Hello everyone!

Hi everybody!

My name is Giuseppe and I'm a eighteen-year-old boy from Italy. I decided to open this new blog to review movies I watch. I hope you will enjoy my posts and I look forward to read your comments, in which you can ask me all sorts of question about movies, performances, rankings. Occasionally, I'll also post updates on my personal winners from every year and do some surveys to let you decide what movie I should review next. Tomorrow I'll post my first review: The Breakfast Club (1985). 

On my former blog, you can find my reviews on some Oscar-nominated performances.

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Giuppi Awards 2018

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