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Pulp Fiction, by G-Man on Sept 5, 2009 7:24:41 GMT 1, Great film one of my all time top 10
Noones mentioned my number one yet though........
Bladerunner
I have seen things you people wouldnt believe. Attack ships on fire off the shores of Orion, I've seen moonbeams glitter in the darkness at Tenhauser Gate. All these moments are lost, in time, like, tears, in the rain. Time to Die..........................
Amazing
Great film one of my all time top 10
Noones mentioned my number one yet though........
Bladerunner
I have seen things you people wouldnt believe. Attack ships on fire off the shores of Orion, I've seen moonbeams glitter in the darkness at Tenhauser Gate. All these moments are lost, in time, like, tears, in the rain. Time to Die..........................
Amazing
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Pulp Fiction, by achtungbono on Sept 5, 2009 9:56:19 GMT 1, PF is s**t.
utter and absolute s**t.
QT is a necrophiliac, masquerading as a director. digging up and f**king the corpses of film. Other peoples ideas, jazzed up with a ladddish soundtrack and fantasy violence doesnt excite me.
providing quotable lines for pub life doesnt make this a good film
to use the oft regurgitated burger reference - if PF was a burger, it would be factory produced in an industrial plant abbotoir, glistening with artificial colours, served on a processed bun with a pre packed slice of fatty wisconsin cheese & accomponied by a brace of tasteless, watery salds peices that some illegal mexcian worker got paid $2.00 an hour to pick. All QT did was assemble other peoples work and bang it into a flashy box for consumption.
The best burgers are those made with care and attention to detial, where an interest in the sources of the ingredients is paramount.
PF is s**t.
utter and absolute s**t.
QT is a necrophiliac, masquerading as a director. digging up and f**king the corpses of film. Other peoples ideas, jazzed up with a ladddish soundtrack and fantasy violence doesnt excite me.
providing quotable lines for pub life doesnt make this a good film
to use the oft regurgitated burger reference - if PF was a burger, it would be factory produced in an industrial plant abbotoir, glistening with artificial colours, served on a processed bun with a pre packed slice of fatty wisconsin cheese & accomponied by a brace of tasteless, watery salds peices that some illegal mexcian worker got paid $2.00 an hour to pick. All QT did was assemble other peoples work and bang it into a flashy box for consumption.
The best burgers are those made with care and attention to detial, where an interest in the sources of the ingredients is paramount.
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Pulp Fiction, by redfred on Sept 5, 2009 10:23:58 GMT 1,
One of the all time greats! It redifined the stereotypical gangster role which few, if any, have been able to live up to in real life! 
One of the all time greats! It redifined the stereotypical gangster role which few, if any, have been able to live up to in real life! |
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Pulp Fiction, by wizzy on Sept 5, 2009 10:32:04 GMT 1, I like the "You never can tell / Chuck Berry" dance scene with Uma Thurman and Travolta , a stylish film.
I like the "You never can tell / Chuck Berry" dance scene with Uma Thurman and Travolta , a stylish film.
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Pulp Fiction, by robotbad on Sept 5, 2009 10:53:46 GMT 1, Didn't think anyone would be brave enough to mention Back to the Future, but got to agree. Was a special film in it's time. Would add in the same categorie The Warriors, and the original Rollerball.
Back to the Future is my favourite film of all time!
Didn't think anyone would be brave enough to mention Back to the Future, but got to agree. Was a special film in it's time. Would add in the same categorie The Warriors, and the original Rollerball. Back to the Future is my favourite film of all time! |
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Pulp Fiction, by curiousgeorge on Sept 5, 2009 10:59:46 GMT 1, Uber cool movie
Uber cool movie
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Pulp Fiction, by boatboy on Sept 5, 2009 11:19:52 GMT 1, Romanzo Criminale is a uber cool film, Lovely Dame in it as well,which helps.
Romanzo Criminale is a uber cool film, Lovely Dame in it as well,which helps.
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Pulp Fiction, by Eton Groover on Sept 5, 2009 11:59:32 GMT 1, PF is s**t. utter and absolute s**t. QT is a necrophiliac, masquerading as a director. digging up and f**king the corpses of film. Other peoples ideas, jazzed up with a ladddish soundtrack and fantasy violence doesnt excite me. providing quotable lines for pub life doesnt make this a good film to use the oft regurgitated burger reference - if PF was a burger, it would be factory produced in an industrial plant abbotoir, glistening with artificial colours, served on a processed bun with a pre packed slice of fatty wisconsin cheese & accomponied by a brace of tasteless, watery salds peices that some illegal mexcian worker got paid $2.00 an hour to pick. All QT did was assemble other peoples work and bang it into a flashy box for consumption. The best burgers are those made with care and attention to detial, where an interest in the sources of the ingredients is paramount.
You obviously think you know something about film.
If this is the case give a reasoned explanation rather than a rant.
Whether you like the film or not it is certainly not shit in anyones (even its harshest critics) opinion.
PF is s**t. utter and absolute s**t. QT is a necrophiliac, masquerading as a director. digging up and f**king the corpses of film. Other peoples ideas, jazzed up with a ladddish soundtrack and fantasy violence doesnt excite me. providing quotable lines for pub life doesnt make this a good film to use the oft regurgitated burger reference - if PF was a burger, it would be factory produced in an industrial plant abbotoir, glistening with artificial colours, served on a processed bun with a pre packed slice of fatty wisconsin cheese & accomponied by a brace of tasteless, watery salds peices that some illegal mexcian worker got paid $2.00 an hour to pick. All QT did was assemble other peoples work and bang it into a flashy box for consumption. The best burgers are those made with care and attention to detial, where an interest in the sources of the ingredients is paramount. You obviously think you know something about film. If this is the case give a reasoned explanation rather than a rant. Whether you like the film or not it is certainly not shit in anyones (even its harshest critics) opinion. |
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Pulp Fiction, by wizzy on Sept 5, 2009 12:23:11 GMT 1, The Plank with Eric Sykes is v funny too.
The Plank with Eric Sykes is v funny too.
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Pulp Fiction, by Bram on Sept 5, 2009 13:44:51 GMT 1, One of my favs. Angel Heart - De Niro at his best imo.
One of my favs. Angel Heart - De Niro at his best imo.
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Pulp Fiction, by curiousgeorge on Sept 5, 2009 13:53:14 GMT 1, Has to be in my top ten movies ever, possibly Sean Penn's best performance to date (for me)
Tough, tough movie
Has to be in my top ten movies ever, possibly Sean Penn's best performance to date (for me)
Tough, tough movie
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Pulp Fiction, by angel41 on Sept 5, 2009 14:36:51 GMT 1, Very cool, but not as good as Withnail and I. imo. c
Couldn't agree more. Withnail & I is a classic.
Love films that rely mainly on witty dialogue. This is a reason why I rate 'Sexy Beast' and 'In Bruges' quite highly as well. Ben Kingsley in 'Sexy Beast' is an absolute legend. One of the all time greatest bad guys.
"You got some fuckin' neck ain't you. Retired? Fuck off, you're revolting. Look at your suntan, it's leather, like a leather man, your skin. We could make a fucking suitcase out of you. Like a crocodile, fat crocodile, fat bastard."
Very cool, but not as good as Withnail and I. imo. c Couldn't agree more. Withnail & I is a classic. Love films that rely mainly on witty dialogue. This is a reason why I rate 'Sexy Beast' and 'In Bruges' quite highly as well. Ben Kingsley in 'Sexy Beast' is an absolute legend. One of the all time greatest bad guys. "You got some fuckin' neck ain't you. Retired? Fuck off, you're revolting. Look at your suntan, it's leather, like a leather man, your skin. We could make a fucking suitcase out of you. Like a crocodile, fat crocodile, fat bastard." |
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Pulp Fiction, by curiousgeorge on Sept 5, 2009 15:02:04 GMT 1, Very cool, but not as good as Withnail and I. imo. c Couldn't agree more. Withnail & I is a classic. Love films that rely mainly on witty dialogue. This is a reason why I rate 'Sexy Beast' and 'In Bruges' quite highly as well. Ben Kingsley in 'Sexy Beast' is an absolute legend. One of the all time greatest bad guys. "You got some f**kin' neck ain't you. Retired? f**k off, you're revolting. Look at your suntan, it's leather, like a leather man, your skin. We could make a f**king suitcase out of you. Like a crocodile, fat crocodile, fat bastard."
"Sir, I'm afraid you can't smoke.
What? What do you want?
Your cigarette, you have to put it out.
Cigarette? What, this?
- No, I'm not gonna. - You must.
- Why's that? - If you don't, we can't take off.
Well, that's your problem, innit?
It's your move.
- I'm afraid... - I won't put it out,
just wait till I've finished it, simple as that.
Why don't you just put it out?
You want me to cut your hands off and use it as an ashtray?
You prepared to let me stub it out on your eyeball?
I'll put it out. Agreeable?
No.
Here come the gay brigade, look.
I'll tell you what...
I'll get off the plane.
You happy with that? I'm happy with that.
I'll smoke it outside.
Open the door!
I hope this crashes.
Open the fucking door!
This is very serious, Mr Logan.
You're right, I've been here for five hours.
As you may know, all European...
Before you start, let me ask you something, please.
Have you ever been sexually assaulted?
Neither have I, until today.
- What? - That's what I said.
I'm putting my bag up in the cupboard,
next thing, I feel hands on me, someone's touched me,
touched my front... my front bottom.
I've gone all cold.
I look round, he's standing there,
that steward with a guilty look on his face.
I didn't know what to say.
I had to sit down, I was that perturbed.
Then his mate, the other one telling us what to do if we crash,
he starts and all, starts lookin' at me all funny.
I don't know if they wanted me for a twos-up or something,
I don't know how they work it,
but it scared me, I was shakin' like a leaf.
So without thinking, I lit a cigarette to calm my nerves.
I was tremblin', I was very emotional.
That's when the rest happened. It's very regrettable.
Now, I don't want to kick up a fuss, right?
Press charges, contact the British Embassy.
I'd rather not pursue those channels, it's not my style.
I wouldn't lose the man his job, man's got to eat.
I'm sure he's not representative of all you Spanish people.
But have a word with him, let him know he's been rumbled.
It's the one with the ginger hair."
Very cool, but not as good as Withnail and I. imo. c Couldn't agree more. Withnail & I is a classic. Love films that rely mainly on witty dialogue. This is a reason why I rate 'Sexy Beast' and 'In Bruges' quite highly as well. Ben Kingsley in 'Sexy Beast' is an absolute legend. One of the all time greatest bad guys. "You got some f**kin' neck ain't you. Retired? f**k off, you're revolting. Look at your suntan, it's leather, like a leather man, your skin. We could make a f**king suitcase out of you. Like a crocodile, fat crocodile, fat bastard." "Sir, I'm afraid you can't smoke. What? What do you want? Your cigarette, you have to put it out. Cigarette? What, this? - No, I'm not gonna. - You must. - Why's that? - If you don't, we can't take off. Well, that's your problem, innit? It's your move. - I'm afraid... - I won't put it out, just wait till I've finished it, simple as that. Why don't you just put it out? You want me to cut your hands off and use it as an ashtray? You prepared to let me stub it out on your eyeball? I'll put it out. Agreeable? No. Here come the gay brigade, look. I'll tell you what... I'll get off the plane. You happy with that? I'm happy with that. I'll smoke it outside. Open the door! I hope this crashes. Open the fucking door! This is very serious, Mr Logan. You're right, I've been here for five hours. As you may know, all European... Before you start, let me ask you something, please. Have you ever been sexually assaulted? Neither have I, until today. - What? - That's what I said. I'm putting my bag up in the cupboard, next thing, I feel hands on me, someone's touched me, touched my front... my front bottom. I've gone all cold. I look round, he's standing there, that steward with a guilty look on his face. I didn't know what to say. I had to sit down, I was that perturbed. Then his mate, the other one telling us what to do if we crash, he starts and all, starts lookin' at me all funny. I don't know if they wanted me for a twos-up or something, I don't know how they work it, but it scared me, I was shakin' like a leaf. So without thinking, I lit a cigarette to calm my nerves. I was tremblin', I was very emotional. That's when the rest happened. It's very regrettable. Now, I don't want to kick up a fuss, right? Press charges, contact the British Embassy. I'd rather not pursue those channels, it's not my style. I wouldn't lose the man his job, man's got to eat. I'm sure he's not representative of all you Spanish people. But have a word with him, let him know he's been rumbled. It's the one with the ginger hair." |
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Pulp Fiction, by griffermans on Sept 5, 2009 15:05:25 GMT 1, Once upon a Time in America
Once upon a Time in America
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Pulp Fiction, by wizzy on Sept 5, 2009 15:15:56 GMT 1, I like Withnail and I as well Angel.
โข These are the sort of windows faces look in at. (only country dwellers may know that this is true).
โข Right, here's the plan. First, we go in there and get wrecked, then we eat a pork pie, then we drop a couple of Surmontil-50's each, means we'll miss out on Monday and come up smiling Tuesday morning.
I like Withnail and I as well Angel.
โข These are the sort of windows faces look in at. (only country dwellers may know that this is true).
โข Right, here's the plan. First, we go in there and get wrecked, then we eat a pork pie, then we drop a couple of Surmontil-50's each, means we'll miss out on Monday and come up smiling Tuesday morning.
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Pulp Fiction, by princeofdalston on Sept 6, 2009 9:42:02 GMT 1, as said before: trainspotting & let the right one in
as said before: trainspotting & let the right one in
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Pulp Fiction, by cashman on Sept 6, 2009 10:21:44 GMT 1, Very cool, but not as good as Withnail and I. imo. c Couldn't agree more. Withnail & I is a classic. Love films that rely mainly on witty dialogue. This is a reason why I rate 'Sexy Beast' and 'In Bruges' quite highly as well. Ben Kingsley in 'Sexy Beast' is an absolute legend. One of the all time greatest bad guys. "You got some f**kin' neck ain't you. Retired? f**k off, you're revolting. Look at your suntan, it's leather, like a leather man, your skin. We could make a f**king suitcase out of you. Like a crocodile, fat crocodile, fat bastard."
100% agree on the need for good dialogue, thats why PF is so good as even the scenes that use effects of some sort are real basic. I also love Dead mans shoes and This is England for there obvious lack of budget. As for Ben Kingsley, sexy beast was for sure his finest hour...thought he did a good job in 50 dead men walking too, especially as the role was in complete contrast to sexy beast
Very cool, but not as good as Withnail and I. imo. c Couldn't agree more. Withnail & I is a classic. Love films that rely mainly on witty dialogue. This is a reason why I rate 'Sexy Beast' and 'In Bruges' quite highly as well. Ben Kingsley in 'Sexy Beast' is an absolute legend. One of the all time greatest bad guys. "You got some f**kin' neck ain't you. Retired? f**k off, you're revolting. Look at your suntan, it's leather, like a leather man, your skin. We could make a f**king suitcase out of you. Like a crocodile, fat crocodile, fat bastard." 100% agree on the need for good dialogue, thats why PF is so good as even the scenes that use effects of some sort are real basic. I also love Dead mans shoes and This is England for there obvious lack of budget. As for Ben Kingsley, sexy beast was for sure his finest hour...thought he did a good job in 50 dead men walking too, especially as the role was in complete contrast to sexy beast |
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Pulp Fiction, by cap1one1 on Sept 6, 2009 10:27:28 GMT 1, Unforgiven
Snatch
Betty Blue
As Good As It Gets
Life Is Beautiful
Dont know about cool but great films which is what its about
Unforgiven
Snatch
Betty Blue
As Good As It Gets
Life Is Beautiful
Dont know about cool but great films which is what its about
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Pulp Fiction, by Prescription Art on Sept 6, 2009 15:58:56 GMT 1, I watched Sin Nombre the other night. Highly recommended if you're a fan of Mexican gangster films.
I watched Sin Nombre the other night. Highly recommended if you're a fan of Mexican gangster films.
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Pulp Fiction, by Rogue Gallery on Sept 6, 2009 20:10:08 GMT 1, I'm with grafter, PF is pure class and also with coach leon is one of my favourite films I have also watched many thousands of times (ok - maybe slight exaggeration!), Shawshank Redemption, Res Dogs, Carlito's Way, Dead Zone - love Christopher Walken ;D ;D ;D
I'm with grafter, PF is pure class and also with coach leon is one of my favourite films I have also watched many thousands of times (ok - maybe slight exaggeration!), Shawshank Redemption, Res Dogs, Carlito's Way, Dead Zone - love Christopher Walken ;D ;D ;D
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