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I pulled this film out the gutter a few days ago, and just remembered how great it is.
Anyone else got comments on it?
"And I shall strike thee with great vengeance..." and all of that.
My fave bit is probably when Vincent (John Travolta) accidently blasts that dude in the car and they have to clean the mess up.
Once again, great film.
Anyone else got comments on it?
"And I shall strike thee with great vengeance..." and all of that.
My fave bit is probably when Vincent (John Travolta) accidently blasts that dude in the car and they have to clean the mess up.
Once again, great film.
I didn't really like it. Maybe I just didn't get it.
Cats are so cuddly.
*Imagines having a cat to play with*
*Is filled with a warm glow*
*Imagines having a cat to play with*
*Is filled with a warm glow*
FantasyMeister wrote:
> Reservoir Dogs I've only ever seen once in my life, and that was a
> long time ago, so it would be nice to see it again to form a better
> opinion of it than the vague recollection I have at present.
I thought Reservoir Dogs was pretty good, but I did think the end was a little predictable.
> Reservoir Dogs I've only ever seen once in my life, and that was a
> long time ago, so it would be nice to see it again to form a better
> opinion of it than the vague recollection I have at present.
I thought Reservoir Dogs was pretty good, but I did think the end was a little predictable.
Wanna buy a cat?
Box set is £25 in HMV at the mo. Sell something, you can afford it!
I'm after the Tarantino Box Set (Reservoir Dogs, Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction). Trouble is I'm skint at the mo because of all the kit I had to get for the PS2 trials recently. Maybe I can persuade someone to get me it for Easter instead of an Egg.
I've seen Pulp Fiction countless times now, and the scene that really sticks in my mind is, basically, all of it, although the "Oh, I'm sorry Did I break your concentration?" line sets the whole tone of the film for me.
Reservoir Dogs I've only ever seen once in my life, and that was a long time ago, so it would be nice to see it again to form a better opinion of it than the vague recollection I have at present.
Out of the 3 films though, Jackie Brown has to be my favourite. It's got De Niro in it for a start, as well as Bridget Fonda and Samuel L. Jackson, I rank it right up there with Heat as one of my all time favourite crime films.
I've seen Pulp Fiction countless times now, and the scene that really sticks in my mind is, basically, all of it, although the "Oh, I'm sorry Did I break your concentration?" line sets the whole tone of the film for me.
Reservoir Dogs I've only ever seen once in my life, and that was a long time ago, so it would be nice to see it again to form a better opinion of it than the vague recollection I have at present.
Out of the 3 films though, Jackie Brown has to be my favourite. It's got De Niro in it for a start, as well as Bridget Fonda and Samuel L. Jackson, I rank it right up there with Heat as one of my all time favourite crime films.
I replaced by old VHS copy today, buying the two disc DVD set for £9.99
Quality movie, can't pick a favourite part.
Quality movie, can't pick a favourite part.
It's funny you mention the bit in the car, that’s my fave part to.
I also quite like the bit where he thinks he has divine intervention, lucky thing to have if people keep shooting at you...
I also quite like the bit where he thinks he has divine intervention, lucky thing to have if people keep shooting at you...
It's a great film. I only watched it for the first time about 5 months ago. And I've had it for 2 years.
Thats my favourite bit too. But I also like the bit where he has to slam that needle into that woman's chest.. makes you cringe! The dance scene is great too.
Fantastic film. Too many good bits to name!
Thats my favourite bit too. But I also like the bit where he has to slam that needle into that woman's chest.. makes you cringe! The dance scene is great too.
Fantastic film. Too many good bits to name!
I pulled this film out the gutter a few days ago, and just remembered how great it is.
Anyone else got comments on it?
"And I shall strike thee with great vengeance..." and all of that.
My fave bit is probably when Vincent (John Travolta) accidently blasts that dude in the car and they have to clean the mess up.
Once again, great film.
Anyone else got comments on it?
"And I shall strike thee with great vengeance..." and all of that.
My fave bit is probably when Vincent (John Travolta) accidently blasts that dude in the car and they have to clean the mess up.
Once again, great film.