Tag Archives: Samuel Jackson
Pulp Fiction
Pulp Fiction
Quite simply, this is the movie that put Mr. Tarantino on the map: His magnum opus, the crime drama, Pulp Fiction. Jam packed with every-star under the sun, some already on the A-list, some on the rise to stardom, this pretty much clinched it for everybody, let’s not kid ourselves.
Quote: If my answers frighten you, then you should cease asking scary questions.
The Spotlight: Dinosaurs and Sharks
These are the moments when I am glad this blog is my baby. I can do whatever I want with my baby. So from time to time, I will need to gravitate away from the norm and do something ridiculous. Today is one of those days. I need to talk about sharks, because I love them. Yes, I love sharks… not as much as I love dinosaurs, though.
Specifically, I love to watch people be eaten and maimed by these wonderful friends of mine (though, all eating and maiming of humans on screen is ok by me). I thought a light overview of my interest was in order and hopefully would brighten up your day and bring cheer into your life, as thankfully, you are not being eaten… at the moment.
Posted in Reviews
Tagged JAWS, Jeff Goldblum, JURASSIC PARK, Laura Dern, Peter Struzziero, Richard Dreyfuss, Robert Shaw, Roy Schnieder, Sam Neill, Samuel Jackson, Tia Leoni, William H. Macy
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