Alexander77

Make sure to take an antiemetic before watching! I almost threw up my soul! Fierce, we want more gore, more porn, more grind! What is this telenovela version?!

To you magical enthusiasts of the magical world of pornogoregring, I recommend TWO GIRL, ONE CUP, a historic video from which a whole series of amateur videos emerge, where some prankster enjoys watching people's reactions to the viewing... the video must be sought out, and you can find reaction clips on YouTube, including a fantastic parody by the Griffins! Stay GOre! :)

...I’ll say it again, I’m not an expert, but like anyone else, I must have read a million times “the screenplay is based on a true story”… in post 109, Alfredo writes: “The plot is absolutely not essential to make a great film; PF is a masterpiece for its splendid intertwining of grotesque situations, directorial technique, and perfect screenplay for the film,” and I pointed out that that intertwining of grotesque situations, scripted in the way PF was, nonetheless gave life to a story (or to multiple stories connected by a common thread)… that’s all… I like the story of PF, I really like that tangle of situations.

Nes, as you can see, there is a story! It may be of little importance, it may be whatever you want, but there is a story... far be it from me to get into a debate, I have no desire for that and I repeat, I certainly don't pretend to be a cinema expert (also because I couldn’t care less)!

I'm sorry, but given your previous posts, I don’t believe you're in a position to give Italian lessons! Convogliare means to direct, lead, take towards... connect it to post 116 and you’ll see that you’ll find the meaning; otherwise, just drink on it! With this, I bid you farewell...

Oh, now aside from the nonsense... but the review spakkka with three k's! Well done, Fiero... keep them coming! :)

Bilquis, I don't know who you're trying to fool (although I have my suspicions), nor do I understand how it's possible for someone of your level of idiocy to go around accusing everyone of ignorance... That said, I've never wanted to be a film expert, which I couldn't care less about... but you've already shown your illiteracy by accusing me of confusing plot with screenplay, and now you demonstrate a rather blatant stupidity, given that a little lecture on cinema from a wanker who gives a 5 to Sex & Zen sounds really comical! Enjoy your wank! I’ll leave you to your learned musings!

Just to clarify. Scene No. 3 (or 4 or 5, it doesn't matter): boxing match, the boxer who was supposed to lose to facilitate a betting scheme decides not to lose. The boss of the betting ring gets angry and decides to eliminate him... the boxer starts running away. Scene No. 10-11 (anyway the next one): the boxer is on the run, the boss sends his men to catch him! Scene 15, or thereabouts: they mind their own business in various scenes! Scene 300: the boxer bursts into a room where a guy was having fun with the Boss's anal orifice. The boxer saves him, and out of gratitude, the boss lets him go! From a script (twisted or not, you decide) hasn't a story come out of it?!!! That's exactly what I meant!

Bilquis, read again instead of using that self-righteous tone! For you, Nes, and Alfredo: I didn't say that plot and screenplay are the same thing; Italian is not an opinion! Thanks for the little lesson, I know what a plot is, the screenplay is stated by the word itself... if in good faith you can't understand what someone writes, or if you just want to argue for the sake of it, the problem isn’t mine. Pulp Fiction features intertwined stories (forgive my lack of technical language)... what I simply meant to say is that they converge (I don't know how else to express it) in giving a plot: an intertwining of grotesque situations could indeed be described as a story, not linear but still a story. What does the screenplay rely on 90% of the time?! On a logical thread (called story) often disrupted, flipped over... whatever you want, but in the end, we’re talking about a story...

Good job...nice review, fluid and cheerful...I’ve never heard of them...