Strange. I've never seen an episode. Just some clips that weren't really interesting. Now the last few days? Pulp Fiction, Zombiedream, Danceshow? WFT? Guess i'll have to give House a chance...

>> ^Deano:

I haven't seen this show for ages but it looks like it might be getting a tad silly.

If it's any comfort, right after this vid, he gets called out and ridiculed by a 12-year-old kid who has "seen a bunch of old movies." He tries to steal scenes from a couple other movies and gets caught and mocked again each time.

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The Bible was written by many people for many reasons. It's part religious doctrine, part philosophy, part mythology, part history, part political propaganda, part revenge fantasy, part pulp fiction, part erotic fiction, part poetry, part law book, part cook book and part science book. Although repressive by today's standards, I get the feeling it was progressive in its time. >> ^jmd:

The bible was written by a person who wanted control and power over a massive amount of people.
worked pretty good didn't it.

>> ^eric3579:

Hey Buck, you from the states by chance? Why do you think the rest of the world think we're asses? Just sayin'
>> ^Buck:
english motherfucker, do you speak it!!??



I guess you've never seen the movie by quinten tarentino called PULP FICTION.

It was a famous line from it

just sayin

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>> ^undefined:

I don't think he's even come close. Definitely in my top five films ever.
>> ^Deano:
>> ^HugeJerk:
It's from a movie.>> ^eric3579:
Hey Buck, you from the states by chance? Why do you think the rest of the world think we're asses? Just sayin'
>> ^Buck:
english motherfucker, do you speak it!!??



I was watching Pulp Fiction just an hour ago - still an incredible engrossing and fun film. I'm not sure QT has bettered it since.



I'm still not sure what it was about though. Just QT's way of telling lurid stories that would hold the viewer's attention?

I don't think he's even come close. Definitely in my top five films ever.

>> ^Deano:
>> ^HugeJerk:
It's from a movie.>> ^eric3579:
Hey Buck, you from the states by chance? Why do you think the rest of the world think we're asses? Just sayin'
>> ^Buck:
english motherfucker, do you speak it!!??



I was watching Pulp Fiction just an hour ago - still an incredible engrossing and fun film. I'm not sure QT has bettered it since.

>> ^HugeJerk:

It's from a movie.>> ^eric3579:
Hey Buck, you from the states by chance? Why do you think the rest of the world think we're asses? Just sayin'
>> ^Buck:
english motherfucker, do you speak it!!??




I was watching Pulp Fiction just an hour ago - still an incredible engrossing and fun film. I'm not sure QT has bettered it since.

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Hold it; when De Niro is there, that is Jackie Brown, not Pulp.

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It's called Misirlou and is by Dick Dale and his Del-Tones.... way before Pulp Fiction.

>> ^kymbos:

Inception and Memento are both really good films (I think Inception is a Great film), but largely because they are great ideas, well delivered. His Batman stuff is fine, but it didn't rock my world. Really, it seems pretty formulaic to me.
I think Tarantino's work is so distinctive and ambitious, that he sits above all others. Also, if you go through his films (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, the two Kill Bills (so far, a third has been announced), Grindhouse and then Inglourious Basterds), it's hard to pick a weak spot apart from Grindhouse which was a disaster and an excuse to film the best car chase in modern history. But even that was ambitious if not well executed.
I'm tempted to put Danny Boyle up there, but almost exclusively for Trainspotting which is my favourite film of all time, and Sunshine which I thought was brilliant.
Perhaps Tarantino could be given the nod for best writer/director in the modern era?


Good call on Danny Boyle. I haven't see Sunshine, but 28 Days Later is one of my favourites of all time, Shallow Grave was a great debut and Slumdog Millionaire was beautiful. But yeah, Tarantino, he's inimitable

Inception and Memento are both really good films (I think Inception is a Great film), but largely because they are great ideas, well delivered. His Batman stuff is fine, but it didn't rock my world. Really, it seems pretty formulaic to me.

I think Tarantino's work is so distinctive and ambitious, that he sits above all others. Also, if you go through his films (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, the two Kill Bills (so far, a third has been announced), Grindhouse and then Inglourious Basterds), it's hard to pick a weak spot apart from Grindhouse which was a disaster and an excuse to film the best car chase in modern history. But even that was ambitious if not well executed.

I'm tempted to put Danny Boyle up there, but almost exclusively for Trainspotting which is my favourite film of all time, and Sunshine which I thought was brilliant.

Perhaps Tarantino could be given the nod for best writer/director in the modern era?