Just watched Pulp Fiction for the first time

[Dominic Brehetto]

Just another over rated tarantino film. All his movies are over rated as fukk.



Make homages to better films and get called a great film maker brehs.

 

[MartyMcFly]

shyt.. I have this, Jackie Brown and Reseivor Dogs all on Blu-ray and i havent seen any of them yet.

i got them on dvd then blu ... I'll watch them one day

 

[BobbyBooshay]

shyt.. I have this, Jackie Brown and Reseivor Dogs all on Blu-ray and i havent seen any of them yet.

i got them on dvd then blu ... I'll watch them one day

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Just another over rated tarantino film. All his movies are over rated as fukk.



Make homages to better films and get called a great film maker brehs.

Go head and name those better films

 

[ECA]

tarantino said n!gger, i can't watch it

get the fukk outta here

I wonder if those same militants are keeping themselves from watching some of Martin Scorsese's classics

 

[XII]

Reading through this thread just reminded me of all the classics I've never bothered to watch.
I might have to rearrange my schedule

 

[The 2020 New Member]

Lol "yes you diiiid!"

 

[Nefrodamus]

Lol "yes you diiiid!"

bet ou enjoyed Marcellus getting sodomized

 

[Brofato]

Just another over rated tarantino film. All his movies are over rated as fukk.



Make homages to better films and get called a great film maker brehs.

I really do think that most of his films are quite overrated and I've never really jumped on that particular bandwagon. Some directors just end up developing a cult-like following.

With that said, the opening scene to Inglourious Basterds is one of the best things ever put to film. Everything about that scene works and I will hail it as such any time it comes up.

Go head and name those better films

I'm pretty sure he was saying that his movies are usually bits and pieces taken from other movies as to pay homage to them, which is true and everyone knows it. He says it himself.

 

[Brofato]

Reading through this thread just reminded me of all the classics I've never bothered to watch.
I might have to rearrange my schedule

Yeah, there are a lot of things I haven't seen which are deemed classic. And there are quite a few "classics" that I've ended up watching and just going I don't really get it.

Case in point, Studio Ghibli films. When I was growing up, I watched Kiki's Delivery Service any time I could catch it. It was just flat out wonderful to me. I didn't know there were other movies coming from this studio.

Blah blah blah I get older and learn of Studio Ghibli and the love people have for My Neighbor Totoro. I just kept seeing how great it was. I watched it and didn't really get the hype. Maybe I was too old or something, idk.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

I really do think that most of his films are quite overrated and I've never really jumped on that particular bandwagon. Some directors just end up developing a cult-like following.

With that said, the opening scene to Inglourious Basterds is one of the best things ever put to film. Everything about that scene works and I will hail it as such any time it comes up.



I'm pretty sure he was saying that his movies are usually bits and pieces taken from other movies as to pay homage to them, which is true and everyone knows it. He says it himself.

Still waitin on the names of those better films...

 

[Brofato]

Still waitin on the names of those better films...

I wasn't the one who used the term better because especially with film that'd be subjective. Particularly if you're a Tarantino fanboy.

Seems someone did take the time and put together quite a list of homages and allusions Tarantino makes in his movies, which again, is what I think was the point of the original comment I quoted. The dude loves movies and he loves to tell you he loves movies.

Anyway, here's that thing I was talking about:

Quentin Tarantino: The Definitive Guide To Homages, Influences And References

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

I wasn't the one who used the term better because especially with film that'd be subjective. Particularly if you're a Tarantino fanboy.

Seems someone did take the time and put together quite a list of homages and allusions Tarantino makes in his movies, which again, is what I think was the point of the original comment I quoted. The dude loves movies and he loves to tell you he loves movies.

Anyway, here's that thing I was talking about:

Quentin Tarantino: The Definitive Guide To Homages, Influences And References

I already know all of them.

Im waitin on @Prodigal Syndicate to break down all the superior films QT got famous off the backs of

 

[The 2020 New Member]

bet ou enjoyed Marcellus getting sodomized

I've only seen the edited version wutchu talmbout?

 

[Hacksaw Jim Thuggin]

Movie was piff, I was really enjoying it up until the black man got raped
They even brought a gimp out the box just to watch
Maynard was watching the whole time with the face
Even the setup was improbable. Of all the places they could've stumbled into, they just happen to waltz into the one pawn shop with a built-in fukk dungeon?
Tarantino's kind of a creep

that movie is almost 3hrs long....and the ONLY SCENE that stands out to you is the gay-rape scene?