You put the lime in the coconut and drink it alllll up.

Two in one day? Why the hell not, I may as well make up for yesterday. To myself rather than anyone in particular. I wanted to be doing one a day and it's annoying me, even though it was something out of my hands. That's right, I was not, in fact, entirely responsible for 21 hours of downtime on Bloggers part.

Anyway, what on Earth do I have going on to give you two doses of crap rather than one? Well, I just got finished watching Reservoir Dogs with my Dad while filling out all this ruddy student finance paperwork. The amount of boredom that's given me could fill an entire post alone, but I don't think either of us would be happy at the end would we? So, I'll go for the Reservoir Dogs thing instead.

To give some background, it was Tarantino's debut film. A bloody good debut if you ask me, plus the bonus controversy it caused for having his now token gore and vulgarity in it. On that note, it really is very flippin bloody. I mean, it isn't a SAW or anything, by no means, but for what it is it definitely manages to cake the walls with blood. The whole film is based around the actions and events that occur after a bank job has gone pear shaped. Akin to pulp fiction I suppose, though chronologically, Pulp fiction is akin to it, in terms of the way the story is told. Much like Pulp, the movie is shot all around the place, with events from the end at the start and vice versa, and all manner of variants in between. You have to pay attention to put it plainly.

I would reeeeally like people to go and watch it, if you haven't already. I really enjoyed it, as I have all Tarantino's films, and I managed to pick the DVD up off of amazon for around a quid including postage, it won't set you back tooooo much. Unless you live in a mud hut. If you are, by the way, living in a mud hut, TELL ME HOW YOU'RE READING THIS.

I should really actually give a proper review of this, but I'm not all together sure how I would do so. Suffice it to say that the film has brilliant acting, moreover famous faces that all work together very well. I mean, I didn't think anyone stuck out like a sore thumb. The soundtrack was excellent, seventies sounds all the way, how can you go wrong? I highly recommend you watch the film. Even if you don't like it, you can say you've seen it and sound cool. Plus, have you really got 90 minutes not spare able in your busy busy busy lives to have a watch?   Thought Not.  OHAND. If anyone else who's reading this has seen it, can you please tell me why Tarantino also played Mr.Brown? I mean, he I don't understand him being in it at all.

Anyway, I'll hush again for another few hours. As for the title? The song was in the credits of the film. I was going to link the original. But you get this gem instead.   

-Also a nod to Sam's post today-

Mr Blonde: Listen kid, I'm not gonna bullshit you, all right? I don't give a good fuck what you know, or don't know, but I'm gonna torture you anyway, regardless. Not to get information. It's amusing, to me, to torture a cop. You can say anything you want cause I've heard it all before. All you can do is pray for a quick death, which you ain't gonna get.
[He removes his razor]
Mr Blonde: You ever listen to K-Billy's "Super Sounds of the Seventies" weekend? It's my personal favorite.