Pulp Fiction in Chronological Order
Pulp Fiction in Chronological Order
Let’s make it an even 20: The actor inside the Darth Vader suit was named David Prowse. During the filming, he spoke all of Vader’s lines, and didn’t know his voice was being dubbed over by James Earl Jones until he saw the finished movie in a theater.
If you watch TV on your computer, do you still call it TV?
RIAA, adapt or die. Prosecutions will not save you.
It had to be a clown…
If the movie industry is going to survive the 21st century, they need to accept that fact that they can’t fight innovation and find other profit revenues or rethink their current strategy.
“The Exorcist” is also commonly rated the scariest movie of all time.
TIL no Doctor other than David Tennant has taken as many journeys through time as the original Doctor.
I think if we’re going to include the space battle between the Alliance and the Reavers in Serenity, the body count should be much higher than 74.
tl;dr: people like pretty explosions more than deep, well constructed plots with developed characters.
The gist is that statistically, we’re probably screwed.
Not pictured: The last Indiana Jones movie. It’s okay though, I try to pretend it doesn’t exist too.
Film arcs - literally. It can be hard enough to keep track of real-world history, but move into the realm of movies and, well, film fiction has overlapping and paradoxical futures and pasts that make reality pale by comparison. “Been there, done that - a scientifically fictional timeline of films that transcend the space-time continuum.”
(Source: aliceyi.com)
