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You can see the Tarantino influence in this

posted 17 years ago by Typical_Tarantino_Fan
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If it was not for him, this movie wouldn't be the classic that it is today. Oooh yeah!

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Foxy Brown was a cult movie and Grier a cult performer long before 'Jackie Brown'
Such ridiculous fanboydom is laughable.

[–] sitedecinema 11 years ago

What a moronic prepubescent dork!

[–] DudeyMcDude 17 years ago

I think you meant that the other way around.

"You can see the influence this has on Tarantino."

[–] dalldorfw 15 years ago

He's clearly being ironic. Wake up folks.

[–] MdMaxx 16 years ago

Typical Tarantino fan indeed.

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[–] HillieBoliday 14 years ago

Why would your wife think this was a recent Tarantino film, when it clearly states in the upper left hand corner, the year the film was released along with a synopsis of the movie?

WOW....are some of you people that ignorant to black film culture?!

"OOO...I'M GON' TELL MAMA!"

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[–] Ariane67 11 years ago

But yes, of course, and Birth of a Nation wouldn't be a classic without Tarentino's influence neither...
I hope you were joking, right ?

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[–] Woodyanders 8 years ago

Typically idiotic Tarantino fan is more like it.

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