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BaxDeal@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 11/13/07 5:37:15 PM,
>
abrasax93@yahoo.com writes:
>
>
> > Okay, but PULP FICTION actually used the
same
> > sequencing trick Jarmusche used in MYSTERY
TRAIN.
> As
> > far as I know, that sequencing angle: showing
the
> > climactic moment from two or more different
points
> of
> > view and ending it on the indirect one, is
unique
> to
> > Jarmusche.
> >
>
> it is however, a common technique in
novels.
> Elmore Leonard does it, or at
> least used to. Eugene Izzi made a career out of
it
********************************************** Yes, I agree
with you on this. As I've said earlier, the movie, PULP
FICTION, owes also a great deal in terms of plot, characters
& dialogue to Elmore Leonard. It's actually a brilliant
take-off of his work.
Patrick King
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