Talk: The Colizzi Trilogy

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to avoid having too many sections I'd combine TimePeriod and Setting to one 2-paragraph section; hm not sure what else you could combine though.... --Sebastian 21:13, 13 June 2009 (UTC)

The 1st statement isn't a sentence, no verb. Is this intentional? If not it could be 'This is perhaps...' or 'These films form one of the most...' or it could be combined with or part of the 2nd. What you think, eh?

In the gambling section, I can't puzzle this out - 'He shows gambling as a dangerous game with anything to put up.' -- Carlos 21:47, 13 June 2009 (CDT)

@First line: Lets go with the second option.

@Gambling: "He portrays gambling as a dangerous proposition. And the loser may pay with his life." -Korano

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