Talk:Dario Argento

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Goblin (band) - really heavy metal? i dont think so. more like Italian rock or Progressive rock? (unsigned comment)

[edit] Weasel words

This article is filled with what Wikipedia calls "weasel words". Like: "Many fans consider this work to be his best". "It is widely accepted that this film....." "Most people view...." and so on.

I'm not debating the validity of these statements per se (they may well be true) but the article needs to eliminate those weasel words. If it's talking about his critical acclaim, there should be citations to a review of one of his movies, or maybe a link to a critical essay on his work, etc. NickBurns 21:11, 6 November 2006 (UTC)