What is "Pulp Fiction" ... about?

I can!

 

But she loves to make spoons!

 

She cracks me up how she said "kangaroo."

 

"I think I cracked a rib."
"Giving me oral pleasure?"
"No, retard. During the fight."

Fabienne is a top-three Pulp Fiction character.

 

I loved Death Proof. The version in Grindhouse is better than the standalone because of the missing reel segment where you don't really know why it skips from Austin to Tennessee (although that wasn't Tennessee hills!)

 

She's great. Ten times better than Uma in that movie.

 

"You were lookin' in the mirror and you wish you had some pot?"

 

Pulp Fiction's probably in my top 10 all-time. FWIW. I just take it at face value.

 

'Pulp Fiction' is my favorite film. It says quite a bit about redemption and how each of us get there -- be it with via God, our self or with the help of someone else.

I, too, love Death Proof. Felt Kurt Russell should have earned an Oscar nomination for it -- if only for his Cowardly Lion-like crying fit after he gets shot; that bought so much humanity to a two-dimensional character.

As for Fabienne: love her so much.

"You get those blueberry pancakes?"

"No, they were out; I had to get buttermi ... are you sure you're OK?"

 

Top-10 Pulp Fiction characters:

1. Jules Winnfield — He's a bad motherfucker.
2. Winston Wolf — Harvey Keitel was the best casting in the movie.
3. Fabienne — She's the funniest character in the movie.
4. Captain Koons — I would watch an entire movie about his life.
5. Butch Coolidge — He didn't take it in the ass.
6. Marsellus Wallace — He did take it in the ass.
7. Vincent Vega — Who leaves a gun on the table as they use the bathroom during a stakeout?
8. Yolanda — She is a fucking firecracker.
9. The Gimp — The randomness of this character never gets old.
10. Esmarelda Villalobos — The taxi-cab conversation is one of my three or four favorite scenes.

 

"Booch"

 

It's funny, because leaving the gun on the table seems perfectly in character for Vega.