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Nov. 9 2009 - 10:29 am | 86 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments

‘Pulp Fiction’ in 6 hand drawings and other fun time wasters

This is from the LA-based illustrator and art teacher Paul Rogers.

Name that movie... (image courtesy Paul Rogers)

Name that movie... (image courtesy Paul Rogers)

It’s part of a series of fun drawings he’s done on his blog for a game he’s calling ‘Name That Movie.’ Which is the exact name of a show that I pitched to MTV in 1999, along with an offshoot called ‘Name That Video’ (’cause, you know, they used to play music). And in typical Hollywood style, they said, “No thanks, asshole” to my face and then rushed a show called, let’s see if I can remember here… was it…? That’s right, it was ‘Name That Video.’ They didn’t even bother changing the freaking name! Die, MTV! Die!

Anyway, these things happen. Ask anybody who’s spent any real time out there. But that was another life ago. And the show I actually gave a crap about – ‘Name That Movie‘ – never happened. But now Paul Rogers has brought the idea into the internet age with his blog. And Pulp Fiction is an easy one. Most of the other drawings left me scratching my head. Check it out here.


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