PINK FLOYD – THE WALL (1982 film)

$22,244,207 millions (of dollars) is the oficial data of the recaudation of this musical at the release date, and  surely along more 3 decades was becomes into the fucking chicken of the golden eggs for pink Floyd, mangers and the whole fucking complex. So the film relate the madness of pink, a dimwitted rocker who have everything to be very happy (fuck he is gorgeous) but he chose to be a cry baby (despite of be aware in this life! he is completely unforgiven!). And by the way, i remember myself sang at the top of the lungs "Goodbye Blue Sky", but i seriously i need to watch the video again... The G. Scar "Warm Carmen H" design is the fright! Im not know how im able of manage it, i need to talk with my friend the monk みみ耳…






 
 

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