Mixed by Erry Review: The musical comedy-drama is directed by Sydney Sibilia. The writers for the film are Sydney Sibilia, Simona Frasca and Armando Festa. It is produced by Camilla Fava del Piano, Giulio Gallozzi and Matteo Rovere. The music is by Michele Braga and the cinematography is by Valerio Azzali.
In Mixed by Erry, Luigi D’Oriano plays the titular role in the film- Enrico Frattasio aka Erry. The other cast members include Giuseppe Arena as Peppe Frattasio, Emanuele Palumbo as Angelo Frattasio, Francesco Di Leva as Fortunato Ricciardi, Cristiana Dell’Anna as Marisa Frattasio, Adriano Pantaleo as Pasquale Frattasio, Chiara Celotto as Francesca, Greta Esposito as Teresa, Fabrizio Gifuni as Arturo Maria Barambani, Logan Bailey as Peppe, Michele Pereira Da Paz as Brando Improta, Adriano Saleri as Soldato Truffato al mercato along with Salvatore Striano.
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Mixed by Erry Review: Good Music Always Wins
Mixed by Erry brings the 80s vibes back to life. There is something really special about watching this film, one of it is the sensational music and the story of how it is always an important factor in a film (and, in life) for one to enjoy.
The film introduces us to the titular character, who is the main focus of the film. Enrico Frattasio is a musical prodigy, his musical taste, sense and tone are so polished that it only takes him a couple of tries before he starts producing his own ‘mixes’. Erry’s talent and passion are what pushes him to create his mix tapes, something very iconic to the 80s and 90s musical timeline when the expression of love and hate both manifested through this. Be it giving your crush a gift or making your prom night special, mixtapes are the jam and Erry is the master of it.
Soon enough, Erry recognizes the heights he can reach with this talent. With the help of his brothers- Peppe and Angelo, Erry starts producing big. ‘Mixed by Erry’ becomes a brand he has created that supplies remixed music which, of course, everyone loves a little more than the original music that it is made of.
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As Erry rises high in terms of fame and money, there are people who are trying to make sure piracy does not overwhelm the music industry with a downfall. Thus, starts a series of events- catch and run, hide but create and more, where the film really takes off to give us a story that isn’t completely new but, still enjoyable.
One of the shining factors in the film has to be the cast. Luigi D’Oriano is perfect as Erry as he plays the character with precious nuances that gives it the extra edge. As calm and focused as he is, the brothers- played by Giuseppe Arena and Emanuele Palumbo are the opposite poles with one being anxious and the other impulsive. The trio make up for a fun watch and their interaction and differences are what add a certain oomph to the film.
But being a musical drama, it is, of course, the soundtrack that helps the plot move forward and the viewers enjoy the film to the fullest.
Mixed by Erry: Final Verdict
Overall, Mixed by Erry is a light, fun watch with good music and acting. Netflix’s issue with making everything fast-paced has gotten into this film too. So, unfortunately, there is an unwanted rush that makes the journey through this movie a little discomforting.
Mixed by Erry is now streaming on Netflix. The runtime for the film is approximately two hours.
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yes goood music and thats was all this movie had, I STOPPED WATCHING LIKE HALFWAY NEAR END, TOO MUCH FUCKING COPS, I HATED SEE A COP EVERY FUCKING MINUTES, AND THAT SMOKING SHIT POT FAT MOTHERFUCKER THATS SMILLES TOO MUCH, FUUUUUUUCCCCKKK YOOU, WHY HE HAD TO SMILE IN THE END TOO, AND THE FAT CUCK/ FUCK OF JUGDES THATS LOOKED HORRIBLE AND NOT REAL, FUUUCK THEM TOO, AND LAST THING WHY THE FUCK DID IT END THAT WAY!?? IT WAS SUDDENLY OVER IN A BLINK OF AN EYE IN COURT, FUCK THIS MOVIE, the people they sold it to should be in uproar and demand the boy to be sett free, AND THATS HAD BEEN BETTER FUCKING END,
NETFLIX HAS LOST IT THEY CANNOT MAKE MOVIES,
MY SCORE FOR THIS LOWLIFE MOVE: 1.0 of 5 for the good 1985 music, the rest in end of movie was unberable to watch, fat cop please die.
Maybe if you could write some proper English we might understand what you’re trying to say…not that any critical opinion of yours could ever be valid.
This was an excellent movie based on true events. It was lighthearted, funny and well executed.
The film’s last scene is not in court. Evidently you missed the credits. At the end of the credits is the revelation of the “mole”!