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Pulp Fiction
- Thread starter carlos tevez is a blue
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blueian99
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No mention so far of Death Proof. Now that was shite.
Love Tarantino though, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill I (House of the Blue Leaves sequence stunning) and Django personal faves.
Love Tarantino though, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill I (House of the Blue Leaves sequence stunning) and Django personal faves.
nijinsky's fetlocks
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I suppose it's all subjective - I think it's ok, but woefully overrated.
But that's only my opinion, before some wannabe Mark Kermode comes on claiming it to be a cinematic masterpiece on a par with Citizen Kane.
But that's only my opinion, before some wannabe Mark Kermode comes on claiming it to be a cinematic masterpiece on a par with Citizen Kane.
mcmanus
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hgblue said:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6avWk2mavk[/youtube]
One of my all time favourite films. Love this scene.
'So pretty please with sugar on top clean the fucking car'
TCIB
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miasma said:loyalty through friendship is the theme throughout the film
It is about arse rape, no more, no less :p
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWOn1dFmFds[/youtube]
peoffrey
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The Flash said:peoffrey said:An absolute masterpiece and a film I could watch for another few hours without getting bored. I especially like the fact that you notice something new each time. i.e. Steve Buscemi is the Buddy Holly waiter in the Vincent / Mia night out and Vincent criticises his service. This goes back to Mr Pink in Reservoir Dogs refusing to tip a dollar to the waitress.
Does anyone think Vincent from Pulp Fiction and Mr Blonde from Reservoir Dogs are supposed to be brothers? They're Vincent Vega and Vic Vega respectively. It's too coincidental.
Jesus.
That's not some film geek nonsense. They are completely obvious.
But so you get another stiffy, in Reservoir Dogs, there is an exchange between Joe Cabot and Mr White where they discuss a little "piece" called Alabama. That'll be the same Alabama, played by Patricia Arquette, from True Romance.
OMG!!! ITS TOO CO-INCIDENTAL!!!
A slightly excessive response there to what was simply a quip from me. If it's so obvious then why have I never heard anyone mention it before? Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are both masterpieces that most film fans have seen yet you never hear ideas bouncing around about links etc. There's an incredible depth to his writing so the similarities are there if you look for them.
I'm taken aback as to how you've responded to me there. Did you have a bad day?!
GratefulDawg
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Vincent: I might blow.
Jules: Oh, you ready to blow? Well, I'm a mushroom-cloud-laying MFer, MFer! Every time my fingers touch brain, I'm Superfly TNT, I'm the Guns of the Navarone!
Jules: Oh, you ready to blow? Well, I'm a mushroom-cloud-laying MFer, MFer! Every time my fingers touch brain, I'm Superfly TNT, I'm the Guns of the Navarone!
tangaroa
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Loved Jackie Brown ... really well developed characters, great plot, great acting, great music. What's not to like?uncle fester said:bobmcfc said:Four rooms, Jackie brown and dusk till dawn
didn't really like Jackie Brown - underwhelmed
jimharri
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And Pam Grier; Milftastic!tangaroa said:Loved Jackie Brown ... really well developed characters, great plot, great acting, great music. What's not to like?uncle fester said:bobmcfc said:Four rooms, Jackie brown and dusk till dawn
didn't really like Jackie Brown - underwhelmed