Originally posted by the ninjak
Easily in my 5 fav films of all time.I recommend a second viewing. Cause I know you're a classy gal.
Aw, shucks. You're making me blush. I think the immediate aftertaste kind of got to me. It's a much better film in memory.
Maybe it's just... now that I've seen John Travolta as a woman in Hairspray, and now that he's been shoved out of the closet... I mean, in Grease who didn't melt at Travolta's Danny? He was a little poochy. I think if Grease-era Travolta could've been in Pulp Fiction, I would not be making a squeak about it.
When did it come out?
Still bingewatching Merlin. And the second season of "The Hunger," which David Bowie hosts.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
Aw, shucks. You're making me blush. I think the immediate aftertaste kind of got to me. It's a much better film in memory.Maybe it's just... now that I've seen John Travolta as a woman in Hairspray, and now that he's been shoved out of the closet... I mean, in Grease who didn't melt at Travolta's Danny? He was a little poochy. I think if Grease-era Travolta could've been in Pulp Fiction, I would not be making a squeak about it.
When did it come out?
Still bingewatching Merlin. And the second season of "The Hunger," which David Bowie hosts.
I guess my trick to watching older films is putting myself in the mindset of the audience of the era, and not preconceived perceptions of the modern day.
Travolta may have become a trainwreck later in his life but he was amazing in this film. It was his comeback film.
Separate yourself from the lifestyles of the rich and famous and perceive the characters for what they were on screen.
For what the director's artistic intent intended you to see.
Vincent Vega was a slimy heroin addicted killer back from Amsterdam doing jobs for his boss. He was attracted to his bosses wife and told to take her out on a date.
Pulp Fiction is an amazing film. Even though it moves at a cool pace it is still a roller-coaster ride. Which is rare in film.
It is "The Fonz" of films. From beginning to end.
-It came out in 94.
Watched "The Score" with De Niro, Edward Norton, and Marlon Brando.
Basically a grimmer version of the Ocean movies. Much more realistic, b/c there were not so many technical feats, just Bob with his safes and Brando with his money. Any movie with Norton is a pleasure to watch... Plus a really, really good twist.
5/5
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Ghosts of Mars - 4/10 lol
Ghosts of Mars was pretty bad, only memorable thing
Spoiler:and maybe I just cannot remember but I think the scene didn't make any sense.
was Pam Griers head on a spike, I've nothing against her but I was surprised she was killed off so quickly
Hidden for those of you yet to see it. 😄
Originally posted by quanchi112
Beowulf.
Originally posted by Major_Lexington
Ghosts of Mars was pretty bad, only memorable thingSpoiler:and maybe I just cannot remember but I think the scene didn't make any sense.
was Pam Griers head on a spike, I've nothing against her but I was surprised she was killed off so quicklyHidden for those of you yet to see it. 😄
Originally posted by siriuswriter👆
Watched "The Score" with De Niro, Edward Norton, and Marlon Brando.Basically a grimmer version of the Ocean movies. Much more realistic, b/c there were not so many technical feats, just Bob with his safes and Brando with his money. Any movie with Norton is a pleasure to watch... Plus a really, really good twist.
5/5
my favorite heist movie.