Hey Film Spotters, Adam and Josh here and yes this is the voice you're also going to have to suffer listening to when Friday's episode dropped, but I made it through Josh I made it the taping, our top five S&L cast member performances.

Trying to come back from a cold here, unfortunately, we also have a little bit of Saturday night talk,

but we wanted to give you something from the archive to

tide you over. This is a 2012 Sacred Cow review of Pulp Fiction Tarantino's film,

maybe the defining film of the 90s, came to theaters 30 years ago this month, October

94. I think it was actually the first Sacred Cow review that we ever did. It was March 2012. You would just

join the show officially two months prior. That's what I was thinking. I thought

this was a couple years in to me joining the show but now and right out of the gate

we had a big one and as I recall a really good conversation.

Yes, this revisit not part of an anniversary. It was a tie-in with our top five films of 94, part of that year by your

countdown that we need to get back to at some point. We do still have some movie years.

We haven't done and there is a couple of time capsule references that might be worth mentioning here in advance.

We were right in the middle of our Breson marathon.

Oh, that was good times.

Compared favorably, Pulp Fiction to Thai West the innkeepers?

That had to be you.

That had to be me.

I'm now curious, I guess it was.

And I opened the review by quoting Ebert's 30th anniversary review of the graduate.

Yeah, look who's 30 now.

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