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And again I searched for hours on Sky, Netflix and co. for an interesting, challenging and exciting film.
Was it again a trailer evening ?
Should I go to sleep again after 90 min trailer festival disappointed and tired without having seen a whole movie ?
Stories all the same to similar:
Super Opening, but with a course whose Drydown reminded of many other 0815 films.
But THEN !
I saw a movie cover. Interesting. Super artwork. Mysterious ! Science fiction ? Fantasy ? Thriller ? I read the story. It was great Interesting! My curiosity grew. Should I start it right away ? Or first the trailer ? NO I said to myself, he was so interesting that I bought him by blind buy for 13.99 €, because he was not yet unlocked to borrow.
He started, pure action scenes, motorcycle scenes, wild chase somewhere in Colombia, CGI effects par excellence in Inception manner, masked characters. Fireworks as
Overture. After about 10 minutes of concentrated high-tech action, a motorcyclist, the supposed action star and protagonist, took off his helmet. And voila, the soon-to-be Chuck Norris of Hollywood: Nicolas Cage.

My outing with Elysium went something like this.
I'm sorry, but I can't understand how anyone would give a Bruce Willis or Sly Stallone rating in terms of H/S for this actually wonderful fragrance.
The H/S remains in the lower Nicolas Cage level and for a fragrance of this price range slightly outrageous.

THE END

A Parfumo Film

It was a sunny day. I had the day off. Totally euphoric by the temperatures and the sun, I strolled into the kitchen and noticed that I had forgotten to buy coffee.
So I drove to Rewe and bought espresso and lungo.
Comfortably I sat there in the sun and thought it's time for a review for Greenley.

So, as you can tell, my opening doesn't have much to do with the scent. I just wanted to tell you about the feeling of missing coffee in the morning :)

Now that I have your full attention, I want to share with you my experience with PdM's Hulk aka. Grinch aka. Green Lantern aka. Green Apple aka. Greenley.
As a loyal follower of fresh scents, I've become quite a bit more discerning over time. Means: there are now max. 3-4 fresh fragrances that currently convince me.
THOUGH: The balance between too weak and too annoying / pungent to master, is from my point of view an art in itself.
Creed's egg-cellent "Aventus" is still hard to top in my eyes (though not a newbie). Whether 2009 or 21 batch.

So fresh = mainstream ? Clear No. It's all about the uniqueness of a niche fragrance. In fact, it's harder for a fresh fragrance to earn the title of niche than a heavy oud fragrance, for example.

Is Greenley now niche or "mainstream green"?
It's a little mainstream, a little designer, but also a little niche.
For that, we'll have to rewind briefly....also Rewind...

Well, what can I say?
Since a designer has lost his way in the undercover manner as once Donnie Brasco among the niche fragrances. But if this were a movie I would call it 21 Jumpstreet, but not the Johnny Depp version, but with Richard Grieco. The trailer of this fragrance is promising, however the best clips are already shown - at the opening. It reminds me of a bad sequel a lá Mad Max with Tina Turner. Where is the plot? Since PdM tries but the entertaining action film with The Rock (in this case Allure Sport Extreme) me as a Tarantino film
to sell ? Layton is a vain attempt to embody a designer as Pulp Fiction.

Then but rather 90 min The Rock in cheaper version of Chanel ;-)

Film cover or bottle, however, 10 points.

Lg