Movie Tiers, Pulp Fiction

Lehan Edirisinghe

Ranked favorite films and obsessed over Tarantino craft, from American Psycho to Pulp Fiction. Late-night comfort mixed candy, toothbrush cleanup, and script momentum

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Dave Goldberg’s Memorial Profile and a Deleted Godfather Scene

4:45 p.m.

We can get Dave Goldberg's memorial profile to Love that song Internet Geek, it will be pretty cool.

I am watching this deleted scene from The Godfather, I am scratching my head to baldness as to how come this scene was deleted from the movie.

Ranking Thirty-Five Favourite Movies by Tiers

7:30 p.m.

(b)

Je adore

J'adore c'est movie.

I love

G-d Tier:

1. American Psycho

2. Godfather Part 1

3. Scarface

4. Pulp Fiction

5. Don Juan DeMarco

Tier 2:

6. The Hateful Eight

7. Apocalypse Now

8. Jurassic Park

9. Like Mike (Lil Bow Wow)

10. Freddy Versus Jason

Tier 3:

11. Wolf of Wall Street

12. Spiderman (2002)

13. Casino

14. Lion King (Elton John)

15. Toy Story (Craig Good!)

Tier 4:

16. Wall Street (Gecko/ Douglas)

17. Don Jon (Levit)

18. Pokemon Lugia

19. Ocean's 11

20. Shrek

Tier 5:

21. Lake Placid

22. The ████████ 2004 (Jameson)

23. Jaws

24. Miss █████

25. Anaconda (Jolie)

Tier 6:

26. Terminator 2

27. Titanic

28. Lord of the Rings 1

29. 50 First Dates

30. Ganga Addara

Tier 7:

There are many movies I enjoy. These are my personal preferences.

31. The Cobbler

32. The Longest Yard

33. The Purge

34. Batman (Bale)

35. Zombieland

Rating Fifteen Favourite Movies by Percentage

8:00 p.m.

These are my favourite movies rated:

1. American Psycho. 97%

2. Godfather Part 1. 95%

3. Scarface. 94%

4. Pulp Fiction. 93%

5. Don Juan DeMarco. 92%

6. Like Mike. 90%

7. Zombieland. 88%

8. The Longest Yard. 85%

9. The Purge. 84%

10. Shrek. 83%

11. Jurassic Park 1. 82%

12. The Hateful Eight. 80%

13. Sweeney Todd. 77%

14. Charlie+Chocolate Factory. 75%

15. Jesus Christ Superstar. 72%

Explaining the Top Fifteen Favourite Movies

8:15 p.m.

Favourite movies:

1. American Psycho. 97%

Christian Bale at his finest. A woman director. Mentions Sri Lanka. Better than back to the future, they mention Trump: approved by Ivanka and Jared. It's larger than life. I love the soundtrack. It exposes how flawed people are, how corrupt society is, and how, we are the psychopaths. I love the dialogue, I love the acting, I love the violence, I love the violence, I love the bloody violence. It's better than all the James Bond movies. It's more real than any other movie.

2. Godfather Part 1. 95%

Needs no explanation. A wonderful cast, with excellent chemistry. A story about how family, reality, it outweighs any bullshit in life. The message this movie delivers, even today, is haunting, this is why, I feel it deserves Oscars year after year because it shadow dwarfs new movies which have no soul, no meaning, except movies like Fast and Furious, that still don't compete with it. It's more meaningful than The Matrix.

3. Scarface. 94%

I love the message. The acting is exceptionally good. It's a lesson on how drugs are sold by very bad guys, and that legalization and being sensible, is the only answer. Just like Thilanga, even Tony, he demanded, that he will never kill a man when the wife is travelling, apparently, according to a rat Bada Mahinda who was probably inventing lies, but also to never kill women and children. The way Tony said he's got his word and balls, and he won't break them for anyone. It was legendary. Greater than what it means to be a man than Fight Club. This was why cinema was invented, it was just such a magnificent performance, like filming Jesus 2,000 years ago. Like filming Moses part the red sea, many years ago.

4. Pulp Fiction. 93%

Very well written. The poetry is beautiful. It's a work of genius. This one, it can easily beat 90% of the IMDb top 200 movies of all time.

5. Don Juan DeMarco. 92%

It's a masterpiece. It's the best performance by Marlon Brando.

6. Like Mike. 90%

The story of strong, black character leads, helping an orphan. The story is beautiful. It's an underrated masterpiece. The music is very good. I like the acting.

7. Zombieland. 88%

Double Tap!!

A lot of fun! Very clever, simple story.

8. The Longest Yard. 85%

Nelly -- Fly Away!

The best soundtrack ever. It's a better movie than Shawshank Redemption.

9. The Purge. 84%

Very exciting. Dystopia.

10. Shrek. 83%

Narrative structure is beautiful. I like the soundtrack. The music is beautiful. I like how the villain is the hero.

11. Jurassic Park 1. 82%

I never felt the way, I felt, when i saw those dinosaurs for the first time.

12. The Hateful Eight. 80%

The Ennio Morricone music. The foul racist language. The character arcs.

13. Sweeney Todd. 77%

The revenge fantasy. Justice. The black humor, meat pies. I love the music.

14. Charlie+Chocolate Factory. 75%

The character arc. The acting. The story of giving an empire to a good soul. Rewarding good character.

15. Jesus Christ Superstar. 72%

The music. Beautiful music. I memorized the songs. I love this.

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Remembering an Offensive Version of a Childhood Rhyme

Friday 4th, February.

12:15 a.m.

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The image shows a close-up of a brown leather wallet lying on a white fabric surface, likely a bed or a couch. The wallet features prominently embroidered text in bold black letters that reads "BAD MOTHER FUCKER." The text is centered and stands out due to its contrasting color and the texture of the leather. The leather appears slightly worn, suggesting it might be well-used or intentionally distressed for aesthetic purposes. The stitching around the edges of the wallet is visible, and the overall lighting is even, providing a clear view of the texture and color of the materials. This style of wallet is reminiscent of a popular cultural reference, which adds a playful or bold statement to the item. The setting appears casual and relaxed, given the soft fabric background.

Remembering a Wallet, a Joke and an Online Video

12:30 a.m.

I love this movie. I had this wallet since around 2015.

Jeez, I hear the LA Privileges joke, and I remember that

Omg

I remember this stuff!

The image shows an indoor scene, likely in a bedroom. In the foreground, a person is lying under a blanket, capturing a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. A television in the room displays a scene with a man wearing a bright orange shirt and sunglasses, speaking on a phone. The setting behind him appears to be outdoors, with a view of trees and a pool, indicating a luxurious location. The subtitle on the screen reads "That's the kinda answer."
In the background, a poster on the wall features an image of Kennedy, adding a historical or political touch to the room’s decor. A wooden cabinet and some clothes on a rack are also visible, providing a lived-in feel. The lighting is soft and natural, suggesting a calm and relaxed environment.

Imagining a Cameo in Pulp Fiction

12:45 a.m.

Pulp Fiction is perfect.

Calling Pulp Fiction a Poetic Masterpiece

1:00 a.m.

(b)

Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece. It rhymes poetically. Ingenious.

The image shows an indoor setting, likely a bedroom. In the foreground, there are rumpled bed linens suggesting someone is viewing the scene from a bed. In the background, a TV screen is prominently displaying a scene from a movie. The scene features a man seated in a booth, wearing a light blue t-shirt, while someone else hands him a black garbage bag. The setting appears to be a diner with red seating and stone wall decor visible.
To the left, a poster of a historical figure is pinned to the wall above a cabinet with some items on top, including a book or magazine. In the corner, a clothing rack with various garments is visible, adding to the lived-in feel of the room. The lighting is soft and ambient, contributing to a relaxed atmosphere. The room feels personal and cozy, indicative of someone settling in to watch a movie from the comfort of their bed.

Quentin Tarantino’s Wallet

1:00 a.m.

(c)

Quentin Tarantino's wallet!!!

The image depicts a scene from the film "Pulp Fiction" displayed on a television screen in a cozy bedroom setting. The TV shows a tense moment in a diner where one character stands on a table pointing a gun, while another leans in to talk to someone seated. The background features diner decor with red booths and patterned walls, typical of the film's retro style. The room itself is dimly lit, giving it an intimate and relaxed atmosphere. In the foreground, there are unmade bedsheets, suggesting someone is lying down to watch the movie. A closet with hanging clothes is visible to the right of the TV, and there's a partially visible poster on the wall to the left featuring a historical figure. Overall, the setting feels personal and lived-in, creating a contrast between the tranquil environment and the intense movie scene.

A Beautiful Scene From Samuel L. Jackson’s Acting Class

1:00 a.m.

(d)

This is a beautiful scene. It's in Samuel L Jackson's MasterClass on Acting. He does a practice workshop on it.

A Thorough Toothbrushing, Melting Chocolate and Little Miss Sunshine

1:30 a.m.

My mum got me Reach brand toothbrushes. I brushed my teeth. It was perhaps, excluding a visit to the dentist, the best, most thorough cleaning of my teeth, ever.

To celebrate, I kept 2 x small bits of Cadbury milk chocolate in my mouth. I don't bite it. I keep it to melt in my mouth, just like that 50 Cent song I can't remember.

Candy Shop.

I am watching Little Miss Sunshine. I will likely sleep soon.

Write my own script. I think watching these movies studiously, it helped me get the craft of movie making down.

I like it when chocolate melts. It lasts longer in my mouth.

I think this guy in the movie is suicidal.

I will sleep soon.

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Wanting a Perfect Movie and Reacting Dramatically to the Oscars

2:15 a.m.

(c)

Can watch this instead.

Tomorrow.

I want movie to be perfect.███████████████████████████████████████████

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