Sorry, this movie sucks

Pretty Good

One of my all time favorites.

As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

cast:Paul Dinello, Tommy Davidson, Julie Brown, Jennifer Rubin, Pamela Segall, Matthew Glave, Dan Castellaneta, Sandra Bernhard, Tim Kazurinsky, Robert Costanzo, Kevin Meaney, Colleen Camp, Jennifer Coolidge and Kane Picoy.my review and plot summary:I love Pulp Fiction, therefore I was thrilled to see this movie. Like Pulp Fiction, we start out in a restaurant with a couple of folks talking, except instead of Tim Roth doing a monolouge, we have Sandra Bernhard, who was just so over the top with her cameo, it was scary. Other than her extremely poorly acted role, the other performers did a good job. Tommy Davidson did an excellent parody of Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Costanzo's small role as Montello(ala Marcellus) the exterminator boss was very funny. The script was pretty bad, but hey, it's a spoof. This movie follows three plot lines. The first is Jimmy Nova(Dinello) and Julius(Davidson) doing their job, then Jimmy taking out his boss's wife Mimi(Brown). The second is the Natural Blonde Killers, who are two tag team wrestlers who want to kill Gulliver Stone for making a movie about them, and they also win a match that bossman Montello payed them to lose. Pamella Segall plays Vallory and does a dead on Julliette Lewis. The third story is Reservoir Nuns, about strippers posing as nuns trying to get revenge that they deserve. One last notable performance is Kane Picoy doing another dead on role as Chris Walken Kringle. Also the choice of music in this movie is really good.my review-2/4 stars. 76 minutes. rated R for violence, language and some relatively mild sexual innuendo.

Many big-budget Hollywood movies have been subject to spoofs. "Top Gun" had "Hot Shots!", "Scream" had "Scary Movie," etc. Now, the world of indie movies gets spoofed. "Plump Fiction" is primarily a parody of "Pulp Fiction." But also, there are pokes at other indies such as "Reservoir Dogs," "Natural Born Killers" and "Clerks," plus a few Hollywood biggies, like "Forrest Gump." Obscure movie characters pop in and out, as do a few minor celebrities. There are a few laughs, possibly even more counting the unintentional ones. Some might call this a bad movie. I wonder if it was intentionally bad! Maybe meant to be so bad it's good? See "Plump Fiction" for yourself, and you make the call!

This is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen, primarily because 'Pulp Fiction' was so poorly conceived in the first place. The broad slapstick which works because this parody is more intelligent and better written than the film it is based on! A must see to see what Pulp Fiction should have been in the first place!

My sister and I watched this movie, having seen and enjoyed all the films it parodies. We thought as a parody it was pretty funny. The last scene set in the diner quite literally had me doubled over laughing -- I had to watch it again to see if I missed anything. The Juliette Lewis character was the best. She was dead on. (I hate Juliette Lewis, by the way, so I really enjoyed seeing her ridiculed