#sarebbero

[perpassareiltempo]

Come sussulta il cuore per l'amore! Sembra che lo si voglia riversare tutto in un altro cuore, si desidera che ogni cosa sia allegra, che ogni cosa rida.

Fëdor Dostoevskij -  Le notti bianche

[frolicking-cat]

(au everyone lives?) bruabba headcanon that they got married in 2016 as soon as they legalized gay marriage in Italy

Both would've been 36 (I did the math lol)

[lumioluna]

quando mi incazzo mi esce la vena napoletana, sì.

parte dal cuore e arriva alla bocca passando per le mani con una grande voglia di tirare paccheri nnanz e aret

[elipsi]

secondo giorno di lezioni e sono un po' allibita dalla qualità delle lezioni

[malachia-il-bibliotecario]

[kachoobu]

Ma murray cosa prende prima di andare a bordo campo e rimanere impassibile con djokovic che gli urla contro

[paginacentosessantuno]

Il problema vero di questo paese è che nessuno lo farà

[bi-naesala]

possiamo scambiare renganek per giorgia?

[hellokittyhairclips]

ragazze io sono fissata con sta storia di simone e mimmo da quando hanno annunciato che mimmo sarebbe stato il possibile love intrest di simo, già da lì ho iniziato ad impazzire per loro vi giuro, stasera finisce tutto e mi sento malissimo

[thelightattheendofthistunnel]

vincere la serata cover è stata la tomba per la vittoria di geolier btw

[omarfor-orchestra]

Comunque potenziale più sottovalutato era quello comico tra Pantera e Mimmo uno che parla in romanaccio dei quartieri bui l'altro Napoletano stretto vi prego facciamolo quell'on the road

[primepaginequotidiani]

PRIMA PAGINA Corriere Umbria di Oggi giovedì, 02 gennaio 2025

[alexjcrowley]

You know what I am fucking tired of only talking about anglophone media on here

I am URGING everybody who sees this post to watch the I Can Quit Whenever I Want trilogy (in italian: Smetto quando voglio) and I am going to convince you to watch it because it's hilarious and it's good and its only sin is not being an american/british product. (Also I found out there's a Spanish movie inspired by it, but I am talking about the italian trilogy).

Take Breaking Bad. A college neurobiologist professor desperately needs money, so he decides to start making drugs. Because he is a genius, though, he creates a formula of a new drug that, being new, isn't technically illegal. You follow me?

Okay, now let's give it a Ocean's 11 twist. To create and sell these drugs, Neurobiologist Professor needs the help of a few friends. These friends are all brilliant laureates, with several PhDs, who, due to the corrupt state of Italian academia, are forced into minum wage jobs: you got two latinists working at a gas station, a chemist washing dishes at a Chinese restaurant, an anthropologist pretending to be an ignorant so he will get hired for low-budget jobs (yes, him having a degree in anthropology is actually making it harder for him to be hired), an archaeologist who supervises road work and, my personal favourite, an econmic professor who loses more than wins money at poker.

They're a bunch of disillusioned adults, well in their 40s, who were brilliant and were let down by their country's academia, that hires people based on political affiliation and recommendations rather than actual merits. All they're trying to do is better their pretty miserable lives and fuck the system that fucked them.

And that's just the premise of the first movie. It's a comedy, it's a mafia movie, it's a Shawshank Redemption parody, you got drugs, objectively badass villains, political humour, chases, jumping from moving trains, more and more wild characters adding up (all with their special academic field, you might as well create your OC based on your major). It's like if Guy Ritchie directed Breaking Bad but all of the characters were played by the male cast of The Office.

The third movie is one of the few movies that made me cry not at the end, but at the start. I don't even wanna spoil but there's a story of friendship and revenge for the ages. I could talk about it all day.

I want to be honest, these three movies aren't very politically correct- and I use the expression in a positive way. Sadly there are some stereotypes portrayed in the movies (the first especially), but I still think they're very valid products.

So please, please, even if it's not in English, give it a try. You won't regret it. Here's the link to watch it (there are subtitles in a lot of languages on this site, not just english)

Here you got the trailer

And here is the way the movie starts, I translated it in English.

"In Italy, a drug to be defined as such must be registered in the list of illegal molecules of the Ministry of Health. Cocaine, heroin, amphetamines, methadone, ecstasy and roughly 200 other molecules are part of that list. If a molecule is not in that table then you can produce it, you can take it, but above all you can sell it. At 24 I graduated in neurobiology with honors, I have a master's degree in computational neuroscience and one in molecular dynamics. In recent months I have formed a gang that manages a turnover of hundreds of thousands of euros, I am accused of manufacturing and dealing in drugs, armed robbery, kidnapping and attempted murder. My name is Pietro Zinni... and I'm a university researcher."

[awesomebitchyfenix]

Ciao non so se ne hai già parlato ma cosa pensi della situazione di Federico?

Federico chi? Gatti?

[gotaholeinmysoull]

saranno settimane un po' particolari, spero di riuscire a studiare abbastanza per passare entrambi gli esami

[crosmataditele]

Come quando Gretchen Wieners ha fatto crack.