Mad-martigan

I was thinking the same... Oh, well...

For someone who was never really there he sure has a strong "presence" in my collection..🤩

Thank you @deckard99, definitely in!! Im pretty sure this movie still holds the record for consecutives views in a weekend. I was 5-6 when released but I remember it like it was yesterday. I had to clean the player's heads multiple times before returning the VHS to the rental-store, it was literally burning!!! classics never die (especially from the 80's), and Goonies never say Die!

Good morning psychos! Bank holiday weekend and sunny weather, not a bad start. only missing one ingredient... Time to work out some pancake magic! have a great one!

@Grendel "Its f***ing cristal, everything else taste like piss!" And the pinky bet, one of the scenes with more tension in the history of cinema 😄 I love how refreshing is watching Tim Roth in such "out of character" role for him, is hilarious! and Banderas too. Definitely, Four rooms deserves an honorable mention in any Tarantino discussion. I have the spanish amaray and tempted to hunt down the german mediabook from last year.

ok, Im going to play safe this time... any better? we have a deal??

Damn you, wifi !! right, time for some serious upgrades... Thank you guys. Im off for a nice meal, cheers!! By the way, OOR!! I feel you, @LeGonze

Good morning everyone! Sweet Sunday today, and my birthday!! dont forget to start your day with energy and sprinkle it with sweetness and kindness all along. wherever you are, whatever you are up to, may the power of pancakes be with you! have a great one psychos!!!

Thank you @Grendel! I will most definitely have a look, Im sure more than one will catch my attention. But for now, is time to listen to Morpheus call. good night!

Probably the only consensus you are going to get about Tarantino is that is rather singular character/director and a heck of a script writer. About his movies, it all boils down to personal taste and preferences. Do you like noir crime films, katanas, westerns... My personal ranking, as a director/writer, is Pulp, reservoir dogs, django, hatetful 8, kill bill, Inglorious basterds, Jackie Brown, death proof, and I havent watch yet Once upon a time (waiting for Manta's). If we consider movies as a writer only, then True Romance is up there in the top 3.

It's his best work (at least for me) but in order to fully understand what it really meant you have to put it (and even better, watch it) in context. If you didnt watch it when it first came out you would be missing that piece of the puzzle. Its not only the focus on masterfully written dialogues, or the sound track (wow), but the story telling and other transgressing elements at that time. If you watch it after Memento, or other more recent movies with similar elements, then It wont have the same impact. Also if you grow up embedded in a pop-culture full of Pulp references then you are at risk of getting desensitized by the time of first viewing. it wasnt his first movie but is such a big step forward in almost every departament after Reservoir Dogs that almost feels like it was, and definitely is his first master piece.

wait,what!!! you havent watch the rest of... ohhh, no. not this time. I remember you, I wont fall for that again... Tarantino you said? Probably not worth your time. But there is this guy with a DeLorean....

Really!!?? 🤩 wait, you like Kevin, right?? well, just in case, i give you to choose. 😆 My brain is now in full swing with all the possibilities! thank you buddy!

Damn it, Reynolds!! I should have learned years ago but dont we all deserve a second chance, @BobaFett1974??? I'll use my gifs wisely from now on...promise...