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on 6/12/2008
Pulp Fiction is NOT better than Raiders. Not even close.
This is really hard to compare these two movies. I think both of them are good in some way.
on 7/2/2008
Pulp Fiction is a very clever film, but it's overrated. Certainly not better than Raiders.
on 6/16/2008
Yes it is!!!
on 7/12/2008
Raiders will still be great in 20 years. I don't know if the same could be said about Pulp Fiction. Raiders, hands down.
on 8/3/2008
Tough. Pulp edges it for going so far out on a limb - Tarantino's a master in his own way, and Pulp's his masterpiece. That said, Raiders is as much fun as it's possible to have in a cinema. Really tough choice.
on 6/21/2009
What does Marcellus Wallace look like?
on 6/29/2009
Pulp Fiction is a true classic and it's in my top 20 but Raiders of the Lost Arc deserves a higher place up that chart for me. Classic Spielberg eats original Tarantino any day of the week and twice on Sunday. Hell, I wonder if Quentin himself would vote his film over that if he met this same match-up.
on 7/2/2009
i've seen a lot of movies, both foreign and american, old and new, indie and big budget, but pulp fiction is my most favorite movie of all time. i love raider of the lost arc. it was something i loved watching over and over as a kid, but pulp fiction beats all in my book.
on 7/5/2009
Raiders is a classic action/adventure film and the definition of the genre. Pulp Fiction is a ripoff of bad movies with lousy dialogue that sounds like written dialogue, not like how anyone "real" actually talks. Raiders all the way.
on 7/6/2009
Raiders of the Lost Ark is given a great film, but it's not necessarily at the top of it's genre which is action adventure/ serials. I think that distinction would belong to Star Wars in that sense. Pulp Fiction on the other hand is a masterwork. It is more revolutionary than Raiders in term of what it did during the 90's. I don't think Spielberg can hold claim to influencing as many young filmmakers to want to get up and make movies with Raiders, as Tarantino can with Pulp Fiction. At least not with Raiders alone, his whole body of work perhaps, but never with Raiders. Also in terms of a pop culture you don't hear that many references to Raiders alone as a movie as you do Pulp Fiction, you hear references to the Indiana Jones series in general and it's always varied about which one is being discussed mind you but never Raiders alone, not in the way Pulp Fiction is discussed. Pulp Fiction has been analyzed more often and it deserves to be, it's a deeper minded film. Not to take anything away from Raiders which is supposed to be nothing more than a pure action spectacle. Pulp Fiction took three simple cliches and instead of what Raiders did with it's cliche, which was to revisit it in much the same fashion as it had been seen before, chose to rework it into something new. Where before had we ever really seen a movie that showed hit men could have such informed and intriguing discussions about the world and life? Or that one might being looking for signs of God's hands in his work? I love Raiders but it is only a great example of it's own genre, not an all time great film, not like Pulp Fiction, not by a long shot.
on 7/7/2009
Don't let nostalgia blind you - Pulp Fiction is clearly the better movie.
on 7/8/2009
Pulp Fiction wins, because it's plainly awesome. And seeing as I have to break the draw on this discussion, I pick Tarantino. I know Indiana Jones is awesome too, but Pulp Fiction is almost perfect.
Basing this one strictly on pure entertainment value, I've got to go with Raiders. It's simply a more enjoyable movie.
Pulp Fiction - but Raiders comes very close. Good match up!
on 7/10/2009
They are both different types of films and it is not really right to compare then. However, if pressed, I have to say Pulp Fiction.
on 7/14/2009
Wow, very very tough call. I'm giving it to Raiders. Barely. I'll probably change my mind tomorrow.
on 7/17/2009
Pulp-Fiction because of its revolutionary plot structure.
on 7/30/2009
Raiders. All the way.
Two totally different kinds of movies. Each have their own merit. Don't want to choose one, but if i must, it would be Pulp Fiction. Raiders has been replicated numerous times to some success ie: The Mummy and National Treasure. I still haven't seen anyone even attemp to replicate Pulp Fiction (aside from Tarantino himself who has failed miserably).
on 8/7/2009
Two of my top 5 films! I have to give it to Raiders for the sheer thrill I felt when I first saw it. I stayed in the theater and watched it again. I've never done that. I changed my major to Archaeology in college after seeing it. The re-watchability factor is seriously high with both movies, but Raiders wins out. My gut tells me Raiders. I'm going with my gut.
Big fan of nonlinear editing. Gots to go with Pulp.
on 8/8/2009
Love both films. They are equally homages to earlier genres, but Raiders is the superior film.
on 8/9/2009
pulp fiction definitely. Indiana Jones series only shows the holding power of Lucas/Spielberg. Pulp is one of the greatest indie films ever made and made two careers. Raiders is only one film in a series, Pulp fiction is a classic.
on 8/10/2009
Pulp Fiction pretty easily for me. Raiders is a great action film but Pulp Fiction is cinema at its best i.e. art.
Okay, I know full well I am in the minority, but I HATE "Raiders". In fact I hate all Spielberg except "Jaws"--is there something worse than "overrated"? Just for the record, Lucas also bites. VIVA PULP FICTION!
on 8/19/2009
the end of raiders is waaaaay too cheesy to be a "film classic" like people say it is. pulp FTW
on 8/20/2009
Well, one of these is a film that defined a genre and completely reinvented the way that people viewed it. It's been parodied, copied and redone many times since, but never bettered. The other is Pulp Fiction.
i love pulp fiction, but its gotta be raiders.
on 8/21/2009
Ahh! Both great movies! But it goes to Raiders for me. I've read a lot of about how genre-defining Pulp Fiction was (and don't get me wrong, it WAS genre-defining), but anyone who thinks Raiders was less influential has never been to see a summer movie. With Star Wars, the Indiana Jones series forever determined the summer blockbuster forever, setting the bar for what America LOVES to go see over and over. I think Pulp Fiction did influence a whole generation, but it's our generation, the one that writes comments on the Internet. :-) But in terms of a movie that America as a whole loves across all age groups, it's Raiders of the Lost Ark.
on 8/24/2009
Raiders is one of the all time great movies. I'm surprised so many people are voting Pulp Fiction as a better film. Although I enjoyed both, Raiders has lasting power
on 8/31/2009
Pulp Fiction will strike down upon the with great vengance and furious anger!
on 9/23/2009
Raiders is timeless. I can watch it over and over again. And in think that goes for a lot of other people.
on 10/11/2009
As great as Raiders is, you can't comparae it with the brilliant writing and the dark dark comedy that exists within Pulp Fiction. Granted this is a very hard choice
on 10/21/2009
This is a hard match up for me because I love Raiders and all the Indiana Jones movies but I have to vote for Pulp Fiction because it had a bigger effect on me when I saw it. If I had been 14 when Raiders came out like I was when Pulp Fiction came out this might have been the other way around. Tough Call two of my favorite films.
on 10/23/2009
I'll have to go with Pulp Fiction--Raiders is a great movie, but it goes to pure preferance for me, and I'm more of a fan of pulpy crime stories then pulpy adventure stories.
There is no such things as "original Tarantino" since his whole career has been based around "borrowing" ideas from other filmmakers and their respective works. This is not to say that he doesn't do it successfully because most of the time he has put out very solid work. Raiders, on the other hand, might be the greatest motion picture ever created. Every single aspect of Raiders from the story, characters, cinematography, acting, editing, etc. is damn near perfect. There are few pieces of work put out by anyone that was so successful on all levels as Raiders. Raiders by a longshot!
on 11/16/2009
Pulp fiction for being more compeling
on 11/22/2009
Ouch!!!! How can i choose one of these ?
Pulp Fiction is lightyears ahead of every spielburg film.
on 12/5/2009
These are both of my favorite movies, Ill say it like this Raiders of The Lost Ark is deifantly a all around classic, one of Speilberg's best ever. But i have to go with Pulp Fiction, Pulp Fiction change the way movies were after it was released. Tarantino brought classic quotable dialouge, a one of a kind story, and a cast that shined in every scene. So Pulp Fiction is better overall, amazing movie
on 12/10/2009
I've always hated Pulp Fiction, so Raiders wins by default
on 12/14/2009
Raiders is a great action flick, but Pulp Fiction exemplifies what Tarantino does best, which is (unfortunately for Spielberg) a mastery of brilliant interactions and dialog with purposeful cinematography.
on 1/3/2010
Comparing these movies is sort of silly. One is one of the best examples of classic screenwriting EVER while the other works precisely to defy every notion of a classic screenplay. Pretentious comment aside, Pulp Fiction is a bit more to my taste.
on 1/10/2010
i agree their a completely different genre say what you want pulp fiction is a great movie raiders is too but i like pulp fiction's genre better than raiders of lost arc's
on 1/24/2010
I love both of these movies, but I'm afraid I'm going to have to side with Pulp Fiction. I love that movie. Samuel L. Jackson has all those total B.A. dialog moments and such, and the Bruce Willis storyline, minus the hillbilly part, is also pretty cool. I can't be hatin' on Indy, though; he's awesome. I just like Pulp Fiction more.
on 1/25/2010
The impact of Raiders is frequently overlooked as its action rhythms were somewhat over shadowed by Star Wars. But Spielberg does a lot here to start the quipping, flawed, dauntless hero with a wry sense of his own ridiculousness. That said, Tarantino's opus has up-ended the film landscape and made room for a kind of film making that wouldn't be possible on the popular level with out it (intersecting story lines, the uber hip soliloquy, ultra violence, camp profanity), not always to the good. While grand, the film-repository-as-film Pulp Fiction punctures the 4th wall a little too often with its look-at-me attempts to quote every film you've ever seen (or every film Quintin has seen) and loses its intimacy a little because of it. Raiders pulls you into its own world and never lets you go. A narrow nod to Raders.
pulp fiction, hands down. for me a masterpiece in every way.
on 2/16/2010
Raiders is as good an entertaining movie as they come, but Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece
on 2/21/2010
So, to me, the question here is one of fulfillment in rewatchability. I adore Raiders, but it's an adventure film. There's a mission. You journey along with Indy to the end of it, melty faces and all. There's a lot more going on in Pulp Fiction, so many more characters and storylines to follow and consider. To me, Raiders is something you experience linearly, whereas Pulp has the wiggle room for a viewer to bring something of her own to the movie. That nudges it ahead in my list.
Really tough one; I've forgotten just how amazing "Raiders" is. "Pulp Fiction just edges it out; it's probably due to how it just managed to turn films head-over-heels story-wise, not to mention how every performance is uniformly excellent. Spielberg deserves praise, definitely, but Tarantino's execution with this film was simply mind-blowing for me.
on 2/27/2010
Like everyone else, I love both of these films, so it's still a win/win in my book whichever one you take. Personally, Raiders stands out as a great, maybe even the greatest, action movie. But that's all it is: an action movie. Pulp Fiction made me fall in love with film; from the crackling dialogue to the soundtrack to the dark humor to the maniacal twists in the plot to the elliptical, disorienting but truly inspired mashed-up timeline, Pulp Fiction emanates pure sex and cool like no other movie on the planet. I mean, seriously, what scene in Raiders would you put up against Samuel L. with a loaded 9mm spouting like a mad prophet "AND YOU WILL KNOW MY NAME IS THE LORD WHEN I LAY MY VENGEANCE UPON THEE!"
on 3/3/2010
Pulp Fiction is a modern masterpiece. Raiders is great for what it is buy it has been eclipsed.
But it has been eclipsed....
on 4/17/2010
Pulp Fiction wins on message: "Man-rape is unacceptable."
on 6/24/2010
A tough call, but Pulp Fiction wins this one. You can't beat Fiction's clever, narrative-inverting, stroke of genius script by Tarantino.
on 7/17/2010
Both were decent fun, but not much more. I'll take the one that's more memorable, that being Pulp Fiction. And when I say memorable, I mean just about everything Jules says.
on 10/1/2010
Two all-timers! Raiders loses to no one... it's simply the perfect film.
on 10/8/2010
I am personally not a big Quentin Tarantino fan but I thought that Pulp Fiction was entertaining and a little confusing. But for me Raiders takes the cake because I like all the Indie films but Raiders and Ark are my fave.
on 3/30/2011
Tarantino has more ingenuity in his little finger than Spielberg has in his entire formulaic body of work.
on 6/13/2011
Tarantino is good at taking other people's ideas and mixing them up into a movie. When Tarantino first started making films, the Internet did not exist. People couldn't track down all of his cinematic influences as easily to see how much he took from other films. Now it's easy to see find out much he borrowed. I've heard Tarantino compared to a DJ. That is, he samples lots of other movies and makes his own "song" out of them. But that doesn't make him a visionary, exactly. Even the famous Ezekiel speech in Pulp Fiction is taken from a Sonny Chiba flick. Raiders borrowed from other films, too, or at least genres of films. But it's not quite as blatant. In a way, the preference for one of the other is generational. I was young enough when I saw both films to be influenced by them. Raiders is the movie I saw first, though, and the film that inspired my interest all movies after it. Pulp Fiction doesn't create that same spark. Also, I watched Pulp Fiction to the point of not wanting to watch it any more. That never happened with Raiders, and I've seen it way more times.
Or, I should say, that the Internet as we know it now didn't exist. Here's that Chiba clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LYT4JC2dd4, if you haven't seen it.
on 7/15/2011
pulp fiction is a lot of fun and i love it, but Raiders. definatly Raiders.
on 7/17/2011
Pulp Fiction wins for sure. Pulp Fiction is very hard to beat.
on 7/20/2011
Love them both but I'll have to choose Raiders of the Lost Ark. It's simple entertainment, something we need a lot more of.
on 8/4/2011
Gotta go with Pulp Fiction because of its references, dialogue, and its characters.
on 8/13/2011
Raiders is a great movie, but I find it a tad overrated. Pulp Fiction is one of the most nonlinear storylines I have ever seen, and it features sharp dialogue, great acting, exciting action, and unbearable tension. Pulp takes the cake for me.
on 9/8/2011
I love Raiders...but Pulp Fiction is the finest acted movie of the 20th century
Raiders is the more enjoyable flick for me. Pulp is fantastic but doesn't carry nearly the weight with me as with most on here...
on 2/12/2012
Raiders of the Lost Ark for me. Im going with it for now, lets just see if I still will after my next viewing of Pulp Fiction.
on 2/13/2012
Raiders of the Lost Ark for me.
on 2/16/2012
Raiders of the Lost Ark is a more entertaining and action packed film. I gotta give it to Pulp though, the dialogue is amazing. But Raiders wins this for me.
on 3/10/2012
Raiders of the Lost Ark.
on 5/5/2012
Less than 20 years later, and Pulp Fiction already seems dated and doesn't hold up anywhere near as well as Raiders.
on 5/25/2012
Pulp Fiction. Its flawless writing and acting show that you don't always need balls-to-the-wall action to draw it along its storyline, or maybe I'm just saying that because it's the greatest film I've seen...oh well. Raiders is good but it ain't no Royale with Cheese!
on 6/9/2012
Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of those rare gems that get better with each viewing.
on 6/17/2012
Pulp Fiction is as overrated as the Kill Bill series. Raiders wins over audiences without relying on "shock-value" and excessive violence to trick audiences into believing they are watching something artistic and meaningful. Also Raiders is freakin' awesome!
on 7/10/2012
Raiders is magic.
on 9/28/2012
Tough one but I feel like Pulp Fiction hasn't aged as well as Raiders
on 9/29/2012
raiders is a great film, but pulp fiction is art.
on 10/3/2012
Raiders....and it's not even close for me. I didn't enjoy PF as much as other people but it was still good.
on 11/21/2012
Pulp Fiction. Raiders is good, but I've never been much of an Indy fan (Raiders was the last of the existing Indy films that I got round to seeing). It's certainly the best of the franchise, which I'm sure was much more appreciated for what it was back in the day, but nowadays I suspect that a lot of the love for Indiana Jones comes from the Nostalgia rather than the level of filmmaking. I say this as someone who prefers Spielberg a great deal over Tarantino as directors, but Pulp Fiction is not only Tarantino's best film, it's definitely one of the best films of the 90s. PF wins.
on 11/23/2012
You know, I can take a bit of bullshit, but at the end of the day I appreciate something in spite of its BS. Pulp Fiction is 100% bullshit. Andy Warhol, "chameleonic", smoke & mirrors, blargh. I'm not big on Raiders, but it's a lot more honest (yeah this is always gonna come off as vague and unquantifiable, oh well).
Raiders of the Lost Ark is the winner for me, no contest. Pulp Fiction don't have the same entertainment value as Raiders.
on 12/7/2012
I love Raiders. It took me a while to appreciate it as much as Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back, but now I do. It's my number 2 on my list, but I like to think it's my number 1b, with The Empire Strikes Back being my number 1a. Raiders, by far.
on 12/11/2012
Changing over to Pulp Fiction. At least for now.
on 1/14/2013
C mon guys pulp fiction has a great scenario , actors , action , humour , characters and style ...
on 1/15/2013
What the freep? Raiders is the better film and even Tarantino might say so. Well, given his ego probably not but still, Raiders is why they invented the cinema.
I'm not so sure entertainment is the highest principle in cinema. There's a reason we don't just eat and sleep and TV our lives away, and I think that carries over to smaller things.
on 2/1/2013
The Fiction.
on 2/27/2013
Pulp Fiction! A grander achievement in cinema I believe.
on 3/6/2013
Indiana Jones will live forever.
on 3/22/2013
Pulp Fiction for me just
on 4/3/2013
This is crazy. Raiders is not only perfection within its own action/adventure genre, but it is also wrapped in nostalgia with some of the most iconic films in history, and it's more accessible to the general audience. On the other hand, Pulp Fiction is a great example of a film with very unique editing, very good script, and story structure also with lots of iconic moments, but I saw it much later in my life, so... ugh. Pulp Fiction introduced me to higher filmmaking, but I'm gonna go with Raiders because it has a slight nostalgic edge.
on 4/12/2013
Pulp Fiction is too good for a film, even Raiders!
on 4/26/2013
Didn't like Raiders because it was just constant action. I felt that Pulp Fiction didn't mean much either but it is definitely a better written film and executed very well
on 6/21/2013
Since I'm the only person in the planet that doesn't like Pulp Fiction, I'm going with Raiders
on 7/4/2013
Both are fantastic and awesome and I hate to pick one. Going with Pulp Fiction.
on 7/5/2013
Raiders of the Lost Ark is an excellent movie, but Pulp Fiction is, in my mind, an American masterpiece and one of the best films I've ever seen.
on 8/14/2013
Pulp Fiction IS better than Raiders.
on 11/1/2013
Pulp Fiction wins by far!
on 11/2/2013
How the hell have I not commented on this matchup? Anyways, both are in my top 10 and Raiders has nostalgia going for it, but Pulp is my número uno.
on 11/24/2013
I've seen Raiders so many times, and I haven't given Pulp that much viewing but I still have to say that I think it's the better film. This is a bizarre comparison though, it's difficult to compare these two polar opposites.
on 12/9/2013
The only facts I can believe are the ones that state readers is better. Votes for pulp fiction is fiction.... What's with that Pulp Fiction reference in Space Jam? Pulp Fiction is good though.
on 12/11/2013
Easily Raiders.
on 12/27/2013
Pulp Fiction is more intelligent and effective than Raiders, in my opinion.
on 12/28/2013
When a film is as quotable, enjoyable, hilarious, memorable and as endlessly re-watchable as Pulp Fiction, no other film stands a chance. Never before have I enjoyed a film as much as Pulp Fiction. As someone growing up in today's world, I can tell you that it stills stands up as close to a perfect film as can be (at least for me). It's everything I look for in a film. Admittedly it's been a little while since I last saw Raiders, but even if I revisit it, I know it won't offer more than Pulp.
on 1/7/2014
I've re-watched Pulp Fiction for two times now, after my first viewing of it, where I didn't think it deserved the hype. The second time, I really liked it. The third time, which was a couple of days ago, I loved it! Probably because I watched it with my friends, which was great. Pulp Fiction wins.
on 3/31/2014
Raiders.
on 4/26/2014
Ho man, this is as heavyweight as it gets. Raiders for the win.
Pulp Fiction for me
By far the Pulp
on 4/29/2014
I'm gonna say... Raiders
on 5/2/2014
HAVEN,T SEEN IT
on 10/14/2014
Obviously Pulp Fiction, PF is a masterpiece while Raiders is good very funny and entertaining but not competent
on 10/16/2014
Easy, Pulp Fiction
on 11/2/2014
Holy crap, battle of the epic guns! Raiders wins!
on 11/3/2014
Raiders of the Lost is my top five.
on 5/10/2015
Edge: Speilberg for one of the greatest action movies of all time
on 7/23/2015
I vote for Pulp Fiction. Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece. It's hard to believe that Forrest Gump won best picture over the film that put independent films on the map. Raiders of the Lost Ark is an enjoyable film, but not as good as Pulp Fiction.
Jules and Vincent over Indy.
on 12/26/2015
Raiders for more action
on 2/18/2016
I love pulp fiction but spielberg's films will never seem dated. Raiders wins this one
John Travolta and Sam Jackson.
on 6/22/2016
Raiders all the way
on 8/26/2017
Raiders
on 10/16/2017
Pulp Fiction without hesitation. Raiders is great and perhaps more entertaining, but PF is the better film.
on 12/6/2017
Pulp Fiction of course....
on 1/14/2018
C'mon FlickChart. Pulp Fiction is meaningless, incoherent and uneventful. Raiders is the quintessential adventure movie and for good reason!
Pulp Fiction
on 3/3/2018
I love Pulp Fiction but i enjoyed Raiders Of The Lost Ark a lot more.
on 3/4/2018
No Contest. Pulp Fiction>Raiders of the Lost Ark
on 8/2/2018
Pulp Fiction is dearer to me, for its independence, great Samuel Jackson speeches, the needle in the heart, things in Raiders is too movie coincidental stuff, always coming out of a tough jam, Tarantino lets you feel the scenario better, more attitude, groovier film.
Cxfatesniper8ck is a cheating bastard with multiple comments so I'm balancing out in kind. Raiders of the Lost Ark
Cxfatesniper8ck is cheating with multip- Yeah this is getting reptitive
How about a joke?
Knock Knock.
Who's there?
Taran
Taran-who?
That's what Speilberg asks cause "Raiders of the Lost Ark" focused action-adventure narrative crushes the talky "Pulp Fiction"
on 8/7/2019
Pulp Fiction is absolutely the best classic in history of any of Quentin beats anything over the unpleasant Indiana Jones flick..
on 1/1/2020
Most definitely Pulp Fiction has greater motivation common here.
on 6/18/2020
Pulp Fiction is better in every way
on 6/21/2020
Raiders is indeed better in every way. Maybe the perfect movie.
on 7/6/2020
Intend going with pulp fiction because it has better modern physical.
on 8/17/2020
This might be the toughest choice I've had to make on this site so far. Two masterpieces of two different genres. I'd say Pulp has the better cast/acting. (Ford is great but you can't beat Travalta, Jackson, Thurman, and Willis) Raiders obviously has the better soundtrack though. As for plot/story, I give a slight edge to Pulp, since it is so unpredictable. So my vote goes to Pulp Fiction, but Raiders is still awesome.
on 9/21/2020
Butch kills Indiana Jones without pity with that sword ...
Pulp Fiction gathers the best true ways that carry indeed profession ways.
on 1/8/2021
My #1 vs #7. Even though raiders is flawless and a masterpiece but still I'll choose pulp fiction because of its screenplay and uma thurman
on 6/11/2021
Just joining in on the conversation - my vote goes towards Pulp Fiction.
on 6/15/2021
Raiders is a lot of fun, but Pulp is jusr as fun and more creative and original which gives it the win.
on 7/17/2021
Pulp Fiction absolutely stomps here..
on 8/11/2021
Raiders stomps the overrated Pulp Fiction
Raiders is typically the most overrated film of all, QT collection films are far way decent than anything Indiana Jones..
on 11/5/2022
Neither of these films are overrated. I'll go Raiders just because I've seen it more times, but Pulp Fiction is still an expertly-crafted film.
on 11/13/2022
Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece, but Raiders is simply one of the best movies ever made
Pulp Fiction deserves the nominal greatest of emotion films ever there is constantly raiders is beyond simply overrated
on 11/25/2022
Pulp Fiction is a movie that's almost beyond critique because of how different it is from the almost meaningless dialogue to the incredibly disjointed and near-nonsensical plot to the characters to the over-the-top violence, Pulp Fiction is insanity piling on itself over and over again. It's a movie that should have crashed and burned, yet ends up being the best of its year and one of the finest movies ever crafted. Raiders of the Lost Ark is incredible, but Pulp Fiction is basically perfect
on 1/1/2023
Love raiders but pulp fiction is just on another level
on 3/22/2023
Everything I was going to write about Raiders can be said about Pulp Fiction as well, but my gut says Indy
Pulp Fiction >>>>> Raiders
