‘The Shawshank Redemption’ with Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Bill’s Dad | The Rewatchables

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Bill’s dad get busy living, or get busy dying by rewatching ‘The Shawshank Redemption’, starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman.
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[@billwolfe9048]

Bill's dad... a gentle mixture of Mark Twain and Albert Einstein.

[@sevendst19]

hahahaha

[@KTF0]

I was thinking Dr Wily from Mega Man, but, this works.

[@parch06]

Only in appearance

[@blackphillip564]

Exactly! I thought he'd be some be-flanneled, be-suppenders old gentleman. No David Crosby

[@ethanniedorowski6020]

Seems like a great guy

[@paulevans6066]

Bill Simmons dad looks like Larry David wearing a disguise

[@axelkristoff]

Absolutely true

[@ryanadams2277]

Fatwa Larry David

[@TheLordsChips1234]

Bills dad is a legend. Has the calmest and coolest delivery in the game

[@ivac9075]

So there was Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young and Simmons back in the day.

[@kylevanzanten2627]

It makes me tear up just thinking about the similarities between Bill and Bill's Dad.

[@kaylalitchfield3215]

BIGGER BETTER REAL NBA GROUP!!! facebook.com/groups/967348520070287/

[@troofball4]

We know exactly what bill is going to look like.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

and yet he low key ruined this episode

[@natskivna]

Brooks was here. The single most emotional scene I've ever seen in my life. Beyond gut wrenching.

[@Shane_A_Phillips]

Took my son on the 25th to see the re-release in theaters, this was the first time he has ever watched it. Just the see the way this 13-year-old (that loves Xbox and action movies) was glued to the screen and the look on his face when the prison break was revealed was the greatest thing ever. It instantly became his favorite movie. On a side note, my wife and I took our honeymoon in Ixtapa Zihuatanejo over 18 years ago, just because of this movie.

[@NoSauceNoSauce]

That's so awesome.

[@davidgreenshield2505]

Stil think this movie is the one of the two greatest stories ever about friendship. This movie and Stand By Me are the two best in my opinion. I would also say this is one of few movies I didn't want to end. When they met on the beach and the credits were rolling I still wanted to see what happened next.

[@dice1296]

would've been better had andy not just smiled at him as if he expected to see him that afternoon

[@bababue33]

Please do Catch Me if You Can

[@podcastvalleysunday7813]

I think the poster stays up because Andy secures the top two corners, lifts the bottom, crawls in and lets it fall back down behind him. It's not that difficult, haha.

[@tylernewton7217]

Yeah, no kidding. I love these Rewatchables a lot, but the nitpicking segment - there is often some serious lack of critical thinking and imagination on so many of them. I think the nitpicking category is the weakest in most of the episodes.

[@matthewremus2024]

Dudes...it's an outflow pipe...even if there's no way to know ahead of time which direction he had to go, once he broke thru, you'd just follow the flow

[@JHammer1110]

Shawshank is still better, but don't forget "Cool Hand Luke" as a strong prison movie.

[@TheWaynos73]

Morgan should have won for Glory and Shawshank. My favourite part of the movie is when Red walks through the fields after visiting the tree. The music, the imagery, just flawless.

[@messiahhour1682]

So Morgan Freeman was nominated as best actor, why did mention Landau from Ed Wood??

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

The only "wow" moment even remotely comparable to Andy's escape I can think of is the Keyser Soze reveal in "The Usual Suspects".

[@OlSkoolFanatic]

Brooks had a great quotable with “Maybe I should get a gun and rob the Foodway, I could shoot the manager at the same time and maybe they’ll send me home”. Also, a woman let him into his room.

[@Hibbs4Prez]

Freeman was nominated for Best Actor, not Best Supporting Actor.

[@Reefism]

Both Stand by Me and Shawshank Redemption have a narrator!

[@__hjg__2123]

Shawshank, Goodfellas, Casino, Christmas Story, Forrest Gump, Fight Club, A Clockwork Orange, heck, even The Big Lebowski and Sunset Boulevard ... I just realized that ALMOST all my favorite movies have Narration.............. and even "not most favorites" like Wolf of Wall Street, American Beauty and American Psycho were made much better due to narration....

[@Mannydude96]

Fight Club overrated

[@Bryan8329]

Apocalypse Now and a lot of Malick's stuff

[@RealRiverJordan]

Body Heat

[@vetoland92]

Clancy Brown is probably most known for being the voice of Mr. Krabs in Spongebob nowadays

[@vnrjn8]

He also voiced Lex Luthor in those Superman cartons, didn't he?

[@davidsasse40]

This movie was based on a Stephen King novella. Only 100 pages long. I read it before I saw the movie and the novella may be even better. But because it's only 100 pages the movie is really true to the story. The novella is part of a 4 story mix none are horror. It's called 'Different Seasons' and all of them were made into movies. 'The Body' was the first and the movie version is known as 'Stand by Me' which is also an amazing story and movie. King wrote each story between his big novels. The guy just couldn't stop writing.

[@captaingoodness9812]

Don’t understand the problem with the poster. The top two corners always stay attached to the wall. Andy lifts the bottom, crawls in the hole, gravity does the rest.

[@nocuh]

The warden excels at making you hate him and the corruption he represents. I appreciate [Gunton] reprising the disciplinarian role in _Demolition Man._ Extra rewatchable in both.

[@tallsmile28]

Clancy Brown is Kurgan in Highlander and is Mr. Krabs on Spongebob Squarepants

[@daniverse9625]

Actually Ebert gave it 3.5 stars originally, and Siskel loved it. Had it in his top ten of 94 as well.

[@nmolina5]

Bills dad is somehow the youngest one there

[@btsdancestudio5691]

Every Plot Hole Explained 1.Poster was taped on top...Clear duck tape. Opens up while the tape on top hold it up...… 2. Andy uses 8 hours to take 5-10 showers. Head and shoulder 10 Bottles...……….Olive Oil...……… Takes a bath with 10 bottles of shampoo...………….. 3.Presses the suit @ a hotel/motel. 4. Adrenaline fight or flight kicks in. Doesn't look tired at all. Maybe he buys cocaine @ Hotel Alley? 3 Cups of coffee. Takes another shower in the morning...….Combs hair in his motel room. 5.Heavy cologne...….@ The Bank.

[@Bryan8329]

Clear duct tape?

[@TonyDanza4Lyfe]

@@Bryan8329 I think he meant scotch tape

[@tristramcoffin926]

I don't have an issue with the poster. I figure it was just tacked to the wall at the top and not the bottom.

[@colinmclaughlin5800]

Morgan Freeman APEX Mountain is 1989. Glory, Driving Miss Daisy and Joe Mfin Clark. Never have they messed up APEX mountain more.

[@d204b207]

happy 50th bill

[@alexstewart839]

18:35 "When was the last Ed Wood conversation you had?" Last month. I'll fight you, Simmons. Put some respect on your tongue.

[@jayamo-addae415]

The thing about deleted scenes is nobody will believe you (the actor) were in the movie or good in that role if that's the only scene you were in. Plus it could have been your major break. Hard luck

[@ral3514]

I've done time in two prisons,we never got to choose where we sat in the chow hall. Maybe the 50s and 60s were different. The anti prison rape videos you have to watch are priceless tho.

[@malikrsealy]

Although I agree that Morgan Freeman is great in Shawshank, I will not stand for Bill's slander of Martin Landau. Ed Wood is an excellent movie, and Martin Landau is phenomenal in it!

[@daniverse9625]

Plus Landau and Freeman weren't even competing with each other. Freeman was nominated for best actor actually, and Ed Wood gets talked a lot in film circles, it should be noted.

[@mrlardy]

Was about to say the same thing - Martin Landau totally deserving of his Best Supporting Actor win. Good call.

[@Jared_Wignall]

Bill doesn’t even know what category Freeman was in. It’s not even hard to look it up honestly. IMDb or Wikipedia or the Academy’s own website would be a good place to look for nominees and winners.

[@OSUalum41]

I hate to keep doing this, but I used to live 15 minutes from where the movie was shot. Anyway, another fun fact. Most of the non-prison interior scenes were still shot in the prison. If memory serves, the court room scene was shot in the old infirmary. Or it may have been in the main lobby of the prison. In any case, there are about five rooms that were used for multiple different scenes. The "Brooks was here" room was also used for a couple other scenes. The Warden's office was used for a couple other things too. And...the hole through which Andy escaped is there for all to see. It's about 4 feet long with plexiglass on both ends. Again, if you're a big Shawshank fan, you really should do the tour. And that's the end of my pimping for the Ohio Tourism Board or whatever it's called. :)

[@KennethPalmer10]

This is amazing! The Tom Cruise impersonation is hilarious! I was in tears laughing 😂 😂😂😂😂

[@michaelc8192]

Been waiting for this for ages, the past few movies on the rewatchables have been pretty weak

[@sparksdrinker5650]

What say you, fuzzy britches??

[@HarrisonHollers]

Why don’t they put videos up for The Rewatchables? On YT or Spotify

[@allenknox9438]

Bill’s dad kinda looks like a thin Jerry Garcia! Welcome back Mr. Simmons.

[@joenicedj]

17:05, so true. Tom Glavine (with Don Sutton on the play-by-play) Or Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen. Those TNT/TBS days were fun times!

[@kaceydillin7367]

joenicedj hell yes, Saturday nights were awesome!!

[@ryanadams2277]

To Bill's nitpick about the pipe, every step Andy takes above ground exposes him to possibly being spotted from a guard tower. Gotta get inside that pipe as soon as possible.

[@domdawg9000]

Did the Shawshank tour with my Pops 2 years ago on Fathers Day. Awesome time, and I recommend it to everyone! Right between Cleveland and Columbus

[@mattmissig8625]

Dom Deez cool tour I went on it a few years ago. Unfortunately, the tree with the stone path is on private property and they are NOT chill with people getting close up pictures 😅

[@OlSkoolFanatic]

Andy’s Oceanside inn names: The Great Escape Escape from Reality Inn and Out Dig Inn.

[@chrisdelisle3954]

Apocalypse Now had some great narration as well. I think it comes down to the writing.

[@zachmcdowell2634]

With regards to Andy crawling through the pipe, I remember reading something that was scientific, I can't remember where, but it said that the gases that would be within the pipe would have killed him and that he wouldn't have gotten that far through the pipe at all. However, this is one of the all time great movies, and most importantly, it is a movie, so it's sometimes best to not let something like that ruin the story. I know it's just small nitpicking, but I'm just sayin...

[@gheechiedan9299]

Shawshank !!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY in my top 10 movies of ALL TIME and probably top 5! This movie is SOOOOOOO GOOOOD! I have seen it I KNOW over 30 times! You can write an entire BOOK just on what was so great about this movie. It is definitely a rewatchable! 😀

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

The poster is even shown in the the movie, he lets it hang from the top two points and works under it. It's an outflow pipe of sewage, you just check where it flows and crawls that way. And ofc when you reach the end where the shit flows out you obviously walk UPSTREAM to wash off! The nitpicks wasn't well thought out.

[@xaviersparade2471]

I'm finally happy to see what bills dad looks like. now I can picture Bill in 40 years looking like don Nelson

[@stonephilips9361]

Pensacola Slim hopefully without the comb over💈

[@jerroljulian]

A skinny David Crosby

[@vincentho3792]

What a year it was for movies. Pulp fiction, Forest Gump and Shawshank are my top 3 movies. Speed was my second fav action movie after Die Hard. Four Weddings and a Funeral is also a favourite. There is a part of me that question are they really that great or did they just made the most impression on me as a 15 year old....coz I watched other 'great movies' like Jaws, Godfather, Blade runner, good fellas etc and they dont leave the same impression

[@dereksupernaut]

all these years i assumed Pulp was the ass rape movie, turns out Assrape Redemption is the all-time greatest ass rape movie, Morgan Freeman does nothing but make glib comments on Tim Robbins getting ass raped for over 2 years...

[@michaelfowler3187]

I could have seen Val Kilmer somewhere in this movie, I don't know why or how but I just can see it working. I feel like he could have played Andy or hadley, or any side guy other than red due to him being too young. But very odd choice just fun to think about

[@mikesmith5355]

Happy Birthday JR.we finally saw your dad on camera I’m glad he did not buy the Harley.

[@puremercury]

Heat Check Award for this pod: Bill shutting down his dad, chastising him to hold off on picking nits until Picking Nits.

[@hoop2332]

Hoop Dreams also 1994. One of the greatest documentaries ever.

[@rriqueno]

I have one nitpick. Andy spent 20 years in the same cell. Imagine after 18 years Hadley comes “ hey Andy get your shit we are moving you from this cell”

[@ethanniedorowski6020]

He was washing money for all of them... certain exceptions can be made..... Bill's dad is perfect for this..... thanks for joining mrs. Simmons

[@OSUalum41]

FWIW, the Ohio Reformatory in Mansfield, OH was well known in Ohio before Shawshank. It's supposedly haunted and had been holding tours, etc., long before the Shawshank crew showed up. The cool thing is all the stuff from Shawshank is there now. Seeing the actual set vs. how it looks in the movie is a testament to how well movies do things. Finally, I've ridden my motorcycle down the road they used in the scene where you see Red's bus from behind. It's wild to watch Shawshank and see so many things I'm familiar with. The scene where Andy stands with his arms extended in the rain after the escape was shot about 10 feet from Ohio Route 13. You see it in person and again, you're impressed by how the movie was shot. Also, there is an actual modern prison on the site of the old Reformatory. You see some of it in the "Affleck Helicopter" shot. Finally, there is a Harley-Davidson dealer about 1000 feet from Andy's "rain scene." If you're into Shawhank and have the interest, a trip to the Reformatory is well worth the effort. "Brooks was Here" and "So was Red" is still carved into a room that served as three different sets in the movie. Cool stuff.

[@TimCorwin]

Andy not moving cells over 20 years was helpful. I don't know if this happens in prisons, but it seems like it could have. Two months in the hole and the poster never waivered. How long has it been since the hole was complete? Imagine it being done for more than 2 months and he waited cause he was content until the Warden put him in the hole. I've heard the water Tim Robbins was is was not sanitary for him to be in, let alone the lightning. I feel like the wall by the tree was made for the movie, but I may be wrong. This is my favorite movie, my most rewatchable. When Facebook was first available to me in 2005 and creating groups was the thing for two days, I created the Have to Watch Shawshank When it's On group. I was in my early 20's, thought it was cool, got 30 members, but hey if it's on, I'm watching it..... when I get cable back. I saw it at the theaters last weekend and went home and watched it again. It's long but doesn't feel long.

[@AmbassadorInsane]

Morgan Freeman is in Brubaker which they reference as a great prison movie.

[@kaceydillin7367]

Finally, this was a long time coming. As someone who has been reading Bill since Aol days, this was worth the wait. 2 movies that HAVE to be done on The Rewatchables... The Usual Suspects JFK

[@mikemoore5263]

Not sure how re watchable the usual suspects is... Once you know the big twist it's kinda ruined .. at least for me it was

[@knownpleasures]

Ye guys are hilarious 😅and raise interesting points on the movies 🎥 you select! 🎉

[@Donamtrx]

That beer commercial idea is a stroke of genius! At the end..Red could say “just because you can”😎

[@amye702]

Can we please talk about how The Green Mile is the best King adaption?! It seems to get overlooked all the time but is an absolute masterpiece. Hanks, Rockwell, Duncan, Morse, Cromwell, Hutchinson. It's career defining!

[@09nob]

I don't think it's as good as Shawshank it's tone isn't as solid still a good film though, I prefered The Mist also as far as Darabont adaptations are concerned they're all in the top, but I would stick Rob Reiners efforts up there to, Stand By Me and Misery are classics. I also loved Christine, Creepshow and The Dead Zone. There are many more I like to a lesser extent.

[@mfin-dave]

Shawshank #1, Green Mile #2, Stand by Me #3, then probably Misery...

[@TonyDanza4Lyfe]

It's OK but far too melodramatic and the supernatural shit ruins what could've been a movie almost as good as TSR

[@kyle1137]

@@TonyDanza4Lyfe Its based on a book

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

@@kyle1137 It can be based on whatever. Green Mile is good, Shawshank is great!

[@brotherdandy]

Other great prison movies are A Prophet, Starred Up, Assault on Cell Block 99.

[@GuitarD30]

This is cool! Good rewatchables. Bills dad is awesome. Chris is more relaxed than normal and not screaming. All I want for my birthday is more podcasts like this. No more yelling and laugh talking/screaming on the Ringer.

[@lefthook9707]

The ending is as perfect as an ending could be, to a movie that is as close to perfect as could be.

[@davidburros8619]

it is a travesty that Tim Robbins wasn't nominated for an oscar

[@michaellinch5828]

Respect to you Mr Simmons for sitting in the Oner . A lot folk afraid to A) do that ( go to the movies solo) B) admit they sat oner That Quincy center theater was a dump

[@danrobb331]

The inn would have been called the Rock Hammer.

[@dice1296]

the best name for the inn could be a great conversation. maybe something as a tribute to brooks...

[@mikemoore5263]

Fun fact! pulp fiction came out the same day, might be a reason for the box office bomb!

[@Hibbs4Prez]

Naw. Both movies were going for different audiences. And while Pulp Fiction was successful it wasn't some bx office juggernault like Forrest Gump. There was room for Shawshank to be a hit too if audiences had discovered it.

[@mikemoore5263]

@@Hibbs4Prez I was mostly saying that is pretty cool they both came out the same day, and I for one would have loved to go to that double feature... If I had been old enough at the time, lol

[@Bryan8329]

Should have put it out much later in the year, like between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Would have helped the awards buzz more.

[@captaingoodness9812]

Lions fan here. We crawl through 17 weeks of sewage every year.

[@thomasjulius6355]

One of my favourite lines from the movie is when the warden finds out about Andy's disappearance and say " ..up and disappeared like a fart in the wind"

[@sparksdrinker5650]

Ask Fuzzy Britches, maybe she knows.

[@TonyDanza4Lyfe]

There's like ten different fart references. The other one is Hadley not wanting to hear a mouse fart after he kills fatass

[@caitdelon]

​@@sparksdrinker5650I i8 pop pIn

[@dereksupernaut]

my favorite is when Morgan Freeman comments that Tim Robbins had been ass raped for over 2 years and Freeman implies he did nothing to help Robbins...

[@phenchurch42]

Shawshank was featured in a 10 episode Hulu show - Castle Rock. Not exactly telling the same types of stories but playing with the mythology.

[@scottlyard1317]

A fact that that blew me away. Clancy Brown does the voice of Mr. Krabs on the SpongeBob cartoons. If he's not banking retirement money from this gig he needs to fire his agent!

[@jakeremington9801]

19:00 "Is that your expert opinion dad?" Haha! That was hilarious!

[@rxtsec1]

Of the big 3 that came out that year this is my favorite. Though Forrest Gump winning wasn't a snub & still great & of course Pulp fiction is arguably Tarantino's best movie

[@QC_Charlottean]

Bill’s dad has a triple-double in 13 minutes on court in this episode. Great addition.

[@mfin-dave]

Best use of obtuse ? Maybe but there was a scene in an episode of WKRP in Cincinnati, where the station managers grandson (or son?) This Kid tells a staff member that the manager said he was obtuse... His response, 'ive gotta look this up it could be good for me'... Very funny moment...

[@rxtsec1]

Morgan Freeman actually was nominated for Best Actor & Lost to Tom Hanks

[@alanFconrad]

a very good.....but somwhat overrated

[@marshallauerback444]

Did Bill's dad have him at age 15? He looks so bloody young! Like a classic aging hippie. Great look!

[@tml184]

20

[@RipCityJB]

I'm with Bill on the last 40 minutes. Shawshank was/is on the inflight entertainment system on United Airlines, and the several times a year I flew them I would watch the last 40 over and over.

[@dereksupernaut]

i agreee, the first part of the movie is over 2 years of of ass rape of Tim Robbins while Morgan Freeman does nothing...

[@bradantcliff2940]

Bills Dad is Bill in old man make up. Look how they shot and cut it - Chris and Bills Dad together, Bill on his own.

[@PakRT48]

The movie was so good that it could get away with no plausible explanation as to how Andy was able to reattach the Raquel Welch poster from inside the tunnel on the night of his escape.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

He could have easily re-attached one of the 2 lower corners which would have been enough

[@mrmike616]

Robbins was great in the Player too.

[@habovay3]

Freeman WAS Oscar-nominated. Best Actor. Lost to Hanks for Gump. Many felt that Robbins should've been nominated, as well.

[@tntbrett]

best 1994 movie was dumb and dumber change my mind

[@JHS447]

Another very good voiceover: Richard Dreyfus’s in Stand By Me

[@dereksupernaut]

Ron Howard, "Arrested Development"... fax!!!

[@AficionadoOfArt]

So beautiful……. I really love BS

[@floridagator1765]

Watch Escape from Alcatraz with Clint Eastwood. Scary similarities. I saw Shawshank in the theater. I love it.

[@Bryan8329]

Gandolfini as Boggs makes the comparison a little more direct since the would-be rapist in Alcatraz is a big burly guy.

[@Donamtrx]

Welp...guess I’ll be watching Shawshank tonight. I’m not complaining..but coming across these guys is like coming across the movie (at any point) & then u HAVE TO WATCH!!

[@fitness2947]

There was at least one woman at the bank iirc.The halfway house and the grocery store. The bus.

[@jarrodbrecht7002]

Bill's dad has always been way cooler than Bill, even though he looks like homeless person

[@dkazmer2]

"I _had_ your mother, she wasn't that great." The poster nit pick isn't one: the poster hangs from the top so it's an effective curtain; reloads on adhesive from Red. The sewage crawl: he breathing through his mouth...mostly.

[@Bryan8329]

*shudders*

[@dice1296]

you'd think he'd have thought to have a clothespin on his nose or something...still probably would have passed out from inhaling those toxic fumes through the mouth. probably would have burned as well

[@lopezlion3164]

Shawshank is definitely my #1 movie. Can't even count how many times I watched it.

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

Same here. It's one of those "what do I wanna watch today......hmmmm can't think of a movie, lets watch Shawshank again"

[@dereksupernaut]

what about when Morgan Freeman does nothing about the ass rape of Tim Robbins except commenting the first 2 years were the hardest???

[@andrewgundy3045]

“Warden you were right.. salvation does lie within”

[@Bryan8329]

Where are these deleted scenes? He says a few are on KZbin but I couldn't find them. Also, how did they show them when it ran on Showtime again in the late 90's? Was it as a director's cut where they are in sequence with the rest of the movie, or after the end credits?

[@starwish2467]

Wow, never thought of the ammonia build-up in the pipe, before. THAT could make it hard to breathe, or not burn his eyes.

[@puremercury]

Picking nits on this pod: Greeking out the regular bottled water, while prominently displaying the sponsored smartwater.

[@chukwumafodayemeh8330]

Just discovered this page last week and it's fantastic. After listening to the analysis of Shawshank Redemption, I'd like to ask of I'm the only one that notices "Life" by Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence may just have similar themes or probably be the comical version of Shawshank Redemption.

[@Hibbs4Prez]

True fact : Michael Douglass was an early champion for the movie. The push by him and some other Hollywood heavyweights caused the film to get discovered by Academy voters.

[@Bryan8329]

Probably reminded him a lot of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

[@TeamHP710]

How do they do 100+ minutes on this film and never discuss what the title "The Shawshank Redemption" actually *means*? Who exactly is redeemed?

[@michaelb.42112]

Shawshank is DEFINITELY on my top 10 list, as 80% of my favorite movies are from the 1990's. Movies took bigger risks, and most of all, not really any cell phones or social media, so people had a longer attention span. Frank Darabont watched GOODFELLAS every Sunday during the filming to keep the rhythm going. Also, Shawshank was like JAWS in the sense that everything went wrong, the shark never worked, but in hindsight it was fate. Tom Cruise turned down the role of Andy THANK GOD, and the cast was PERFECT. It's a PERFECT film. Also, both "Fresh Fish", and Red's mugshot are Freeman's real son. Clancy Brown is TERRIFYING in "Highlander".

[@joenicedj]

Shawshank Redemption is the greatest horror movie of all time. Think about all these scary situations: 1. Andy's wife cheats on him. 2. Andy gets convicted for a crime he didn't commit. 3. He goes to prison for life. 4. His life as a wealthy banker gets taken from him. 5. He gets sexually assaulted by three prisoners. That is scary.

[@philippeh3904]

Landau was great in Ed Wood, don’t like that Bill trashed him and the movie

[@arp3259]

Samuel L. Jackson should of won for pulp fiction I believe

[@philippeh3904]

a rp for a while I thought that, but then I saw Landau in Ed Wood and he was on another level. Though Jackson’s final monologue in the restaurant with Tim Roth is brilliant

[@pleaserewind295]

@@philippeh3904 That Diner scene is the best moment of Tarantino's career.