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4 thoughts on “Pulp Faction: The Tarantino Generation, 1995”
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Well…I never liked Pulp Fiction. I especially hated Reservoir Dogs which I could not finish after the ear scene. Call me a wuss. Call me whatever. I don’t like this stuff one bit, and I think Tarantino is a severely over-rate pain freak. There, I said it.
Hey Clarky, can I call you a pathetic little snowflake crybaby wuss film illiterate who wouldn’t know a good film if it smacked him up his empty head?? And learn to spell overrated, imbecile. Why are you even here? It’s clear Roger AND Gene know INFINITELY more about film than you do, and your pathetic opinion on Q.T. will ALWAYS be a minority. 2-time Oscar Winner, one of the most critically acclaimed and fan-adored filmmakers in the world, and just got 3 fresh new noms to start the year. Must be lonely in your triggered weaklings “waah, he’s too violent!” club. Loser!
This is a really good episode but I do have a problem with Gene comparing Pulp Fiction to Bonnie and Clyde. When he showed the Bruce Willis sword scene, he pointed out that we don’t see the sword enter the body. In Bonnie and Clyde, we actually see bullets entering people, including (spoilers) the ending. Oopsie!
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