...Inglourious B*sterds...

[Spiderman]

Originally Posted by specialone

Pulp fiction is one of the greatest films of all time, thats a fact !!!
If you on your death bed and decide to watch one more film, let it be this.

Now that is the truest thing anyone ever said. The more you watch it the more you see of it too.

Originally Posted by Spiderman

Now that is the truest thing anyone ever said. The more you watch it the more you see of it too.

In fact, im gonna watch it again over the weekend

[Spiderman]

You know who scratched Vincent Vega's car btw? If you do say nothing, if not see if you can figure it out

[JamesMio]

Saw Inglourious last night, loved it! The way it flicks from dark, to gore, to funny and back again is brilliant.

Oh, and Pulp Fiction is one of (if not the) greatest films ever made but it does take a couple of watches to take it all in!

True Romance too is one of my favourite films which hasn't been mentioned on here yet.

must admit that my opinion of the movie might be a bit biased taking into consideration the fact that I've seen Pulp Fiction well over 10 times...

Directing aside, I love how "Inlourious Basterds" gives the Jewish community a taste of what many of them believed they wanted; i.e. roles being turned for the Nazis, and once they have seen the gory movie scenes asking them if that is really what they would like to be doing... Is it just me or did someone else understood the movie in this way?

[anna]

Dusk till dawn isnt the best to be honest, but then didnt he only write the script he didnt actually direct that one?

Whether you like his style of story telling he has certainly made history with his very unique style of cimema. There is something very unmistakable about Ts film´s.

The gore within his films I think are done with extreme skill, the way he has carefully worked out all fight sceens, and camera angles to ensure that you don´t disengage from the film. Each of his film has had amazing casts, sound tracks and visual impacts for the audience.

I understand if you dont find his type of gore to your liking however, there is without a shadow of a doubt one amazing director there.

Originally Posted by Spiderman

You know who scratched Vincent Vega's car btw? If you do say nothing, if not see if you can figure it out

You know, i have watched that film loads of times and never gave that any thought, i will now.
If i cant figure it out i will pm you cos i will need to know

Loved it. Was crying with laughter and nearly wetting myself at the "Italian".

[Spiderman]

Originally Posted by specialone

You know, i have watched that film loads of times and never gave that any thought, i will now.
If i cant figure it out i will pm you cos i will need to know

haha, its a tricky one for sure and not one ANYONE thinks about as far as i know.
I only discovered it in a random interview that Tarantino did and even he said to the interviewer that no-one thinks about it and was impressed that he was been asked about it.

Look forward to the PM, dont go googling it now tho. That'd just spoil the fun

i was really upset when i found out what tarantino looked like. have yet to watch pulp fiction (no one will watch it with me!!!) but this film looks ace