Good films you wouldn't watch twice

Ah wid ... and 'till my knob gets eroded to the size of Skylarkers ... that was the week that was ...

 

Are you Albanian?

 

St Albans? ...nope ... but uncannily close ... are you stalking me?

 

You would like that. Give you a reason to use those expensive binoculars

 

More reason to use the Glock tbh

 

That's hiags nickname for his tiny penis.

 

I'd say you have had more than a few beers

 

Bod dissin people cos he don't get the film.

 

Lock stock is right up there...they all have a similar vin about the characters but the tales are great. ..even the King Arthur was a Cockney mock up...top it up with some weed and it's

 

9mm

 

Lock Stock... No doubt top film.

 

I suppose it's how you define gangsters.

I wouldn't really class any of the main characters in it as gangsters by my own reckoning and I definitely wouldn't describe the film as a gangster film.

 

They refer to themselves as Gangsters in the movie, constantly.

What is there to get?
If you think there is a supernatural element to Pulp Fiction, then crack on......

 

It's intended to be thought provoking. It's not a ****ing Rambo movie

 

Thought provoking?
I found the movie actually quite lowbrow.
It was decent enough.
But other than Jules, who was far too preachy and a little bit mental, I found most of the characters to be quite shallow.
Maybe Butch, because he was actually given a back story.
But certainly Vincent was a complete scumbag and a total ****ing tool.

The only thought it provoked in me was "Reservoir Dogs was better".
And it is.
A far superior movie to Pulp.

 

Ok.

 

A Clockwork Orange.

It's just a film about some bad lads. A bit like The Lost Boys.

 

This scene will always hold a special place, for obvious reasons
But it was events immediately after the Salma dance that made the film a bit silly.

 

That was thought provoking.
Also diabolically ****, but thought provoking nonetheless.

 

I think you should stick to The Police Academy series Bod.

If you ever fancy reading a book then Jeffrey Archer has written a few that you'd no doubt enjoy