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quote: Originally posted by Cholly: Spike vs Tyler: City mouse vs country mouse. Quote by Huey: "I can see both points of view. Spike Lee has made more films, and received awards and Oscar nominations for his awards, but all of his 22 films barely made just over half of what the eight or nine feature films that Tyler Perry has directed so far (making over $400 million). Regardless of race, ...

"The Grindhouse film has attained an almost legendary status in recent years, however there is really no such thing as a Grindhouse genre, the exploitation cinemas which became known as the Grindhouses (in reference to their predecessors, the burlesque houses with their "bump & grind" dancing) would show anything that would attract the young male audience - so usually breasts, blood ...

Please don't get mad Pulp Fiction fans, I do like Pulp Fiction, however Jackie Brown takes it for me. To me the cast is first rate, the directing much more focused, and a real treat for people that like heist-type movies. I saw Pulp Fiction after all the hype and found it to be good not great, but had a narrative that was very original. That being said, it felt like an anthology movie that didn't...

Please don't get mad Pulp Fiction fans, I do like Pulp Fiction, however Jackie Brown takes it for me. To me the cast is first rate, the directing much more focused, and a real treat for people that like heist-type movies. I saw Pulp Fiction after all the hype and found it to be good not great, but had a narrative that was very original. That being said, it felt like an anthology movie that didn't...

47. Committing a jewel heist and killing a few people makes a guy hungry. Fries and a soda on the way home is perfectly natural. 48. "Like A Virgin" is totally a metaphor for big man-sausages. 49. Toby is that little chinese girl. 50. Vickie Lawrence is the one who shot Andy. 51. Apparently they make violins small enough to play with the pads of your thumb and forefinger. 52. Mr. Orange is ...

"Basterds of the Universe" Director by Quinten Tarantino He-Man/Prince Adam - Brad Pitt Teela - Rose McGowan Man-At-Arms - Harvey Keitel Sorceress - Uma Thurman King Randor - Christopher Walken Queen Marlena - Pam Grier Orko - Cheech Marin King Grayskull - Kurt Russell Skeletor - Samuel L. Jackson Beast Man - Ving Rhames Mer-Man - Steve Buscemi (again) Trap Jaw ...

http://www.india.com/ente...nglourious_basterds_63 34 I don't need to say it - I nglourious Basterds is a must watch for all Quentin Tarantino fans; it is tense, punchy and darkly funny. Inglourious Basterds is remarkably more mature than any of Tarantino's earlier work. The film gets its name from a group of Nazi-hunting Americans dropped into France with the mission to do "one thing ...

Seriously. I mean everyone fondly remembers Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Kill Bill, and are currently wetting themselves over Inglorious Basterds. And some even fondly remember the non-vampire half of From Dusk Til Dawn that was more or less his doing. But no one remembers Jackie Brown, which is sad. And I can't figure out why this is. Is it because it was just a story from beginning to ...

Watched it for the first time last night. I wasn't expecting it to be as crazy as it actually was. Sid Haig was awesome innit too. All the acting was great. It had many memorable moments but the whole movie was incredible I really want to see Coffy now because its directed by the same guy, and obviously stars Pam Grier, but it was released one year earlier. Stop what you are doing and go out ...