I saw this movie last night FOR THE FIRST TIME at a midnight screening. The crowds in the midnight screenings at this old theater downtown are notorious for being a bit riled up, so I didn't catch some of what was going on due to screaming, cheering, etc. Plus everyone was more than a little tipsy

I really dug the film! I guess it helps that I love John Travolta, and he was wearing a UCSC shirt ()

Thoughts on the movie, anyone? Is it shameful that it took me almost 10 years to see it?

Did anyone else LOVE the twist contest scene? Of course I always love it when John Travolta shakes his thang. He's still got it!

And was it just me or was the scene where Mia was slumped over after taking the hit of heroin, half-dead, very reminiscent of Marion Crane dead in the bathtub from Psycho?

this is my movie!

thats a five dollar shake? they dont put no bourbon i it?

dont be a square daddy-o (outlines a square and it appears)


IM about to get medieval on your ass

so pretty please with sugar on top--clean the fuckin car

your 30 min away--I'l be there in 10

girl you'll be a woman soon

doe s Marcellus Wallace look like a bitch? then why'd you try to fuck him

say "what" again

what you mean you gonna walk da earth?

and you will know that I am the lord when I strike my vengenace on thee

which wallets yours..the one that says bad mutherfucka on it

Pulp Fiction is a really, really good movie.

It was so embarrassing last night... an employee got up to announce the movie, as always, and then said "Can somebody come up here and do Jules's monologue??" You know, Ezekiel 25:17. Anyhow some stupid girl with a mohawk got up and did the "dont be a square daddy-o (outlines a square and it appears)" thing you mentioned and was booed off of the stage. Dumbass got Mia and Julies mixed up!

if he ends up in china I want a nigga hidin in a bowl of rice ot put a cap in his ass

your father gave me this watch to give to you

yeah but would you give me a foot massage?

you mind if I shoot up here?

some piece of shit keyed my car

after you shoot this heroin up you will know where that extra 2 grand went

Natsume said:

Oh brother...you must live in L.A. area? If so where are they having this midnight showings of PF? is it every weekend?

"Whose motorcycle is this?" "It's a chopper, baby." "Whose chopper is this?" "Zed's." "Who's Zed?" "Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead."

LMAO!

rdhull said:

No, I live in Nor Cal, Santa Cruz! They do midnight showings of cool films every weekend at the Del Mar, that oldass theater I was talking about earlier that plays independent films, for the most part ( www.thenick.com )

So far I've been to midnight movies of Pulp Fiction, Heathers, and The Goonies (with Corey! ) Next weekend they're doing Donnie Darko. The guy rattled off a bunch of other movies and the only other one I could remember that's coming up is Office Space.

THE most influential film of the 90's (and probably the best too)

Natsume said:

No wonder u like that freak Corey--wasn't Santa Cruz where Lost Boys was based? From what I hear it is a cool college town ala' Westwood in L.A.




Oh damn, Office Space..thats a great movie! So true to life too. Love it when they beat the shit out of the copy machine ot that hip hop tune (I forget).

"ok we cant tell anyone about this"..from the next apartment wall "Ok I wont say anything either"

"what am I going ot do wit 20 sunscriptions to Vibe magazine?"

"my stapler"

Marrk said:

This film changed everything in the nineties and we are still feeling the effects

DOLPHINA said:

dammit! you again!!!

rdhull said:

Oh damn, Office Space..thats a great movie! So true to life too. Love it when they beat the shit out of the copy machine ot that hip hop tune (I forget).

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so,if you could go ahead and come on in a staurday, thatd be greeeat



LOL!!

rdhull said:

I should go to the midnight movies a lot more - they are SO much fun, the employees don't give a shit what the audience does so you can do whatever the hell you want.

I think the Lost Boys was centered in Santa Cruz - for sure I know that there's a scene of the Boardwalk in the movie. And yes, that's why I love Corey. He's great

Santa Cruz is a pretty cool town. There's a huge mix of people - you've got the interesting folks like Berkeley, but there's also a mix of rich yuppies, college kids, hippies, punks (there's a big ol' punk club downtown called The Catalyst), and surfers. A huge percentage of the UCSC students are from So Cal. I dig it here.

violett said:

so,if you could go ahead and come on in a staurday, thatd be greeeat



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lol...uh yeah..Im goona nedd you...uh yeah...

Michael Bolton

Michael Bolton! LMAO!

They're also going to be showing The Frighteners... I think my bf and I might go see it, as we've heard some good stuff and are HUGE horror film buffs.

Natsume said:

sounds like a cool scene.

Natsume said:

That is another great yet underrated movie! Zemickis is a nice director and MJFox is great in it. wait till you see the sp***re etc.

"Pulp Fiction" was a very good movie... I liked it a lot.

Christopher Walken stole the show.

rdhull said:

lol...uh yeah..Im goona nedd you...uh yeah...

Michael Bolton[/quote]
oh yeah i guess thats how it went, huh LOL

IceNine said:

he was a nice unexpected addition as per usual with Walken

violett said:

"you need more flair" on your uniform Vi

IceNine said:

Yeah he did! You should have heard the audience go nuts when he appeared. Goddamnit it was hilarious.

Harvey Keitel was a big hit as well.

rdhull said:

lmao!!!

rdhull said:

He is one of the greatest character actors out there! He always does a great job.

Natsume said:

Winston Wolf was a classic character too... man, that was great movie.

Natsume said:

"they look like a couple a dorks"--"hahha they're your clothes"

robby d in

jackie brown

loved that



what about the new one coming out, any buzz?