pulp fiction
The smart people behind the blog Thumbs & Ammo came up with the idea of replacing guns used in famous movie scenes with a classic thumbs up gesture. As you can see, most of these scenes would've had much more pleasant resolutions if that were the case. When you're done looking through this enjoyable gallery, give yourself a thumbs up for finishing. Pulp Fiction ...
Internet speak has made communication way easier. Everyone gets right to the point with just a few quick letters tied together. Since we've all adapted accordingly, we thought it was time to update some of the most famous movie scenes in Hollywood with common Internet slang. The Terminator "I'll be back." Gone with the Wind "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn." Scarface "Say hello to my little friend." The Crying Game When Harry Met Sally Silence of the Lambs Pulp Fiction Jerry Maguire "You had me at hello." Goodfellas Apollo 13 "Houston we have a problem." The Big Lebowski "Shut the fuck up Donny!" In the Company of Men Free Willy Butch Cassidy and the Sundance ...
Here's a fun tidbit of Pulp Fiction trivia. In the end credits, the Coffee Shop Manager (played by Robert Ruth) is credited as just Coffee Shop. Quentin Tarantino said this was because when Tim Roth puts the gun to his head and says "Are you gonna be a hero?", the manager only says "I'm just a Coffee Shop-" before Tim Roth cuts him off and starts yelling again. via tumblr ...
If Quentin Tarantino likes an actor, he is not afraid to use them again and again. Big names like Uma Thurman, Harvey Keitel and, of course, Samuel L. Jackson, have all appeared in more than one Tarantino movie. In an effort to trace all of his repeat collaborations, we decided to see how many actors actually overlap from film to film. We didn't realize how incredibly complicated this would get until we started charting this six-sided Venn diagram. Now we know better. Still, we finished the thing, so now we're going to make you look at it. Here it is, the most unnecessarily complicated Quentin Tarantino Venn diagram. Go ...
