This time?
Seriously. The list of "homages" in Pulp Fiction runs to like sixty pages. But if people haven't seen HK classics like City on Fire or 70s grit like Charley Varrick they'll never know.
Ditto for Kill Bill and Death Proof.
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This time?
Seriously. The list of "homages" in Pulp Fiction runs to like sixty pages. But if people haven't seen HK classics like City on Fire or 70s grit like Charley Varrick they'll never know.
Ditto for Kill Bill and Death Proof.
And he's not exactly shy about acknowledging them, either. He want necessarily volunteer them (though he does on some), but if they get noticed he'll talk all day about them.
The one that always hauled me up short was the "hard men with pliers and a blow torch" line that he stole from Charley Varrick.
Tonight's DVD is Underworld 3.
That's a whole lot of British actors doing terrible things for a paycheck.
Apparently Kate Beckinsale is returning to the franchise for the next one.
Bill Nighy in particular should be ashamed of himself.
Bill Nighy in particular should be ashamed of himself.
British actors have no concept of this. Think in Michael Caine in Blame it on Rio.
It's not his presence in the movie. It's the way he's chewing his way through the styrofoam castle.
But he loves that stuff!
Michael Caine in almost anything really.