>YOU then argued these people were wrong because there are
>critics and fans out there who overanalyze it. You claimed
>that people who like it only do because they are "supposed to
>like it".

I argued a lot of things, a lot of ways, homie.

Don't be trying to over-summarize.

>Of course when you start spouting out that stuff it's going to
>draw a few of the overanalyzers out of the woodwork. That
>doesn't support your point nor does it discredit the opinions
>of the initial posts.

Uh.

So, I'm to blame for the idiotic overanalzyers infiltrating
this conversation?

Well....uh....sorry, and shit.

So I make a point, overanalyzers come "out of the woodwork,"
proving my point, but yet somehow their coming "out of the
woodwork" does not prove my point.

Thanks, sparky.


>Exactly my point. Overanalysis is wrong... unless you agree
>with what they are saying.

Not quite.

You can think about a film in great depth all you want.

The problem comes when you start inventing shit that
ain't there.

^^^constitutes the direction of the overanalysis. Its
analyzed to the point where one starts to conclude
phantom things about a film. That is the case, imo,
with 'Pulp Fiction' commentaries.

I got no problem with someone studying 'Pulp Fiction'.

I'm sure there's all kinds of interesting shit that
someone could say.

I could talk, for example, about how overrated it is.

>The only thing that annoyed me was Longo coming in acting like
>he was clarifying the argument when all he did was play into
>the same strawman that you created. You took the discussion of
>the rails and Longo acted like that was the right direction.

No, I actually kept the conversation logical. I was just
being a dick about it. Longo was just saying to ignore
the fact that I was being a dick, and focus on the what
I'm saying, because it makes sense.

I sense there are other reasons you're so mad at him,
but that's between y'all.


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