We're already making plans to see both, if possible. Movies on a weeknight are difficult due to our work schedules, but seeing these on the big screen again (we saw both in theaters during the original run!) is just too cool to pass up.

I saw both on the big screen. I saw Pulp Fiction only because I guy I worked with told me there was "too much gratuitous violence." He was very upset about the scene where the guy gets his head blown off in the car. To me only Reservoir Dogs lasts the test of time.

my bff's husband can still pretty much recite all of Reservoir Dogs from memory.

i'm excited to see both. i was too young to have seen them in the theatre first time around.

i have an idea that there will be no digital enhancements, which is awesome.
unless i missed that in fine print somewhere. i'm fine with the original.

Still have great love for Res. Pulp was only OK and does not hold up well.

Reservoir Dogs is still a fine movie in my book, but over the years it's lost a bit of it's awesomeness. Pulp Fiction is still a total fave and holds up just as much as it did the first time I saw it. I watched Res Dogs again about a year ago and there are many absolutely fabulous scenes, but there were also parts that seemed to drag more then I remember. But I can still watch Pulp Fiction start to finish and I love the whole thing.

I never got the love for Pulp Fiction. I didn't see it until the late nineties after years of people telling me how great it was and then when I finally got around to watching it, I didn't really like it much. I've liked almost everything else that he's done but Pulp Fiction just seems too much like a self-indulgent exercise than a real movie.