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innerSpaceman · 08-20-2010, 10:59 AM

Really, Pulp Fiction?

Merely a blip, I'd say. I don't remember weeks of people lining up for hours, or constant talk about it, or pop culture after-effects galore.

Within 4 brief years, I lived through The Exorcist, Jaws and Star Wars. These were films that changed the world. Pulp Fiction may have influenced cinema .... but, to bring it back around to the original tangent of the topic at hand ... it's too bad so many of my friends didn't get to groove on the absolute MANIA of the 3 films I mentioned. Pulp Fiction had no such effect.

Not to cast aspersions on its quality as a film ... merely as a phenomena

08-20-2010, 10:59 AM	#26
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Really, Pulp Fiction? Merely a blip, I'd say. I don't remember weeks of people lining up for hours, or constant talk about it, or pop culture after-effects galore. Within 4 brief years, I lived through The Exorcist, Jaws and Star Wars. These were films that changed the world. Pulp Fiction may have influenced cinema .... but, to bring it back around to the original tangent of the topic at hand ... it's too bad so many of my friends didn't get to groove on the absolute MANIA of the 3 films I mentioned. Pulp Fiction had no such effect. Not to cast aspersions on its quality as a film ... merely as a phenomena
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