[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]I know :eek:

You didn't happen to see him live, did you?[/QUOTE]
No, but I was chilling with him and instead of giving me 10 he gave me 15, that's when I clued in.

I didn't notice the connections from pulp fiction to reservoir dogs.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Pulp Fiction. Go see it now![/QUOTE]

Ah, yes, slipped my mind. Speaking of films, has anyone seen Leon? I just watched it, insanely good.

Yea, Mr. Blonde's name is Vic Vega. He may have intended on them being brothers, but I'm not sure. Mike Madsen (Mr. Blonde) was actually supposed to play Vincent too.

I would be very interested if Tarantino made a movie about the Vega brothers.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]What? How do you make this connection? I haven't seen the movies in awhile.[/QUOTE]

Here is a connection possibly done on purpose:

Mr. Blonde AKA Vic Vega -- Vincent Vega

Not on purpose:

Mr. White AKA Larry Dimmick -- Jimmie Dimmick

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yea, Mr. Blonde's name is Vic Vega. He may have intended on them being brothers, but I'm not sure. Mike Madsen (Mr. Blonde) was actually supposed to play Vincent too.

I would be very interested if Tarantino made a movie about the Vega brothers.[/QUOTE]
That would be amazingly awesome. I can't wait for his next film, though it may be awhile.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yea, Mr. Blonde's name is Vic Vega. He may have intended on them being brothers, but I'm not sure. Mike Madsen (Mr. Blonde) was actually supposed to play Vincent too.

I would be very interested if Tarantino made a movie about the Vega brothers.[/QUOTE]
that'd be cool.

Funny how there was all this Eagles discussion while I was watching a concert of theirs on Bravo.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]though it may be awhile.[/QUOTE]

I just hope hw hasn't run out of ideas.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I just hope hw hasn't run out of ideas.[/QUOTE]
Kill bill I honestly just found funny.

Classic Rock- My Life
 

I have spent my entire Life around the wonderful music of Classic rock, In the whomb I was introduced to bands such as AC/DC, The Guess who and The Beatles. My father a know Gutiarist in various places and My mother Vocals and Gutiar of a local band. Rock'n'Roll as i knew it was the only way of life, I lived it. It was my childhood and teen life, my world. I first picked up a bass at age 8 and a gutiar a 11. At 12 i went through a blues/jazz stage where i learned Saxaphone. My first band was when I was 14, with smome originals but mostly covers of great bands like Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd and the Doors where iplayed various instruments. Most people would consider it a fun hobbie or just favorite genre, to me it is my life.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Kill bill I honestly just found funny.[/QUOTE]

I wasn't really a big fan of Kill Bill.

[QUOTE=AlyssaLovesThe80's]I have spent my entire Life around the wonderful music of Classic rock, In the whomb I was introduced to bands such as AC/DC, The Guess who and The Beatles. My father a know Gutiarist in various places and My mother Vocals and Gutiar of a local band. Rock'n'Roll as i knew it was the only way of life, I lived it. It was my childhood and teen life, my world. I first picked up a bass at age 8 and a gutiar a 11. At 12 i went through a blues/jazz stage where i learned Saxaphone. My first band was when I was 14, with smome originals but mostly covers of great bands like Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd and the Doors where iplayed various instruments. Most people would consider it a fun hobbie or just favorite genre, to me it is my life.[/QUOTE]
I think you have come to the right place. :thumb:

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]Kill bill I honestly just found funny.[/QUOTE]

Kill Bill owned.

Vol. 2 > Vol. 1

that one japanese guys was hilarious, and the five point palm exploding heart technique :lol:.

I couldn't bring myself to like Kill Bill either, not my type of movie i guess.






Speaking about movies, I just bought Clerks today, I love that movie so much....

[QUOTE=White_heat]I couldn't bring myself to like Kill Bill either, not my type of movie i guess.






Speaking about movies, I just bought Clerks today, I love that movie so much....[/QUOTE]

Haven't seen it, but I loved Mallrats.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Haven't seen it, but I loved Mallrats.[/QUOTE]
You really need to see Clerks, it's amazing.

Clerks is good, but I seem tp be part of the 1% who didn't like it THAT much. Mallrats and Dogma are way better.

Clerks is great, so is Mallrats; I use to be really into Mallrats.

I use to be a fan of Jason Lee (Mallrats) back in my skateboarding days. He was a great skater, though he retired before my time.

I saw Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind yesterday -- amazing movie.

I never liked Dogma, Ive been wanting to see Mallrats.

I've heard a lot of good things about Eternal Sunshine, I'll have to see it.

You know what a good classic rock-based movie is? Almost Famous.

Thats a cool movie, another good Classic Rock movie Is Detroit Rock City, it reminds me so much of me and my friends, not a good quality movie, I just identify with it so much it makes me laugh. Same with Dazed and Confused.

Loved Mallrats.

I think Jason Lee is in the Enemy of the State too. He gets hit by a firetruck.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Clerks is good, but I seem tp be part of the 1% who didn't like it THAT much. Mallrats and Dogma are way better.[/QUOTE]

Whaaaat? Clerks was so much better than both of those.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]I've heard a lot of good things about Eternal Sunshine, I'll have to see it.

You know what a good classic rock-based movie is? Almost Famous.[/QUOTE]
ALmost famous is the best movie ever. And Jason lee is the man.

Spinal Tap = greatest rock-based movie of all time, no questions asked, period.

Spinal Tap is so overplayed and quoted that I can't even bair to watch it anymore. I can't say the same for A Mighty Wind though. ;)

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]And Jason lee is the man.[/QUOTE]

He is...back when I was into skateboarding, I was into him.

np: Frank Zappa - Broken Hearts Are For A[I]s[/I]sholes. Gotta love any song that repeats "Ram it up your poopchute."

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Spinal Tap = greatest rock-based movie of all time, no questions asked, period.[/QUOTE]

I've seen little bits of it, I want to see it all the way through.

:Lol: Ram it up your ppopchute. Anyways I must say Almost famous > Spinal Tap, but Spinal Tap is still good.