Tarantino films are in your face and full of black
humour, so it was no surprise when the audience responded with laughter when
Samuel L Jackson’s character accidentally shot the kid in the back of the car
in the face. Whoops.
Bruce Willis will always be my standout favourite
actor in any film that he appears in.
I’m a die-hard Die Hard fan. His
role in Pulp Fiction was no exception.
In fact, aside from the “Zed’s dead, baby. Zed’s dead.” line, I loved the entire
conversation he has with his French girlfriend about her pot belly – well, ok,
I liked her side of the conversation, because I also had/have a pot belly and
she made it seem cool and sexy.
I recently saw Django Unchained. Brilliant.
On par with Pulp Fiction I think.
And that’s saying something!
Pulp Fiction is one of my top 5. Tarantino made nonlinear story telling in movies viable, and for that, he is one of the great film directors. I haven't seen Django yet, but I intend to soon.
ReplyDeleteTravolta is my favorite in Pulp-gotta love Vincent Vega.
You are so right Tim! I hope you see Django soon - would love to read your thoughts.
DeleteI, too, am a Quentin Tarantino fan! I, too, laughed to the point of passing out at the accidental shooting.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing Jackie Brown on Christmas Day in. Vancouver (long story) and loving it. Yes, Tarantino is a film genius. As a mom, I do feel he can push it a bit far for my taste, but I can appreciate his brilliance. Great post.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I totally forgot Jackie Brown was a Tarantino film! He certainly does push the boundaries doesn't he. Enjoy the rest of the challenge!
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