This film is one I saw 7 times when it came out. I must have bought the album to the music not twice but probably more times since I also got the CD and the DVD later when they came out.
I wonder if it has aged -- probably so -- but it will always remind me of a time that was happier and light hearted (even though it was not necessarily easy being gay at the time).
10-14-2016, 01:10 AM (Edited 10-14-2016, 01:19 AM by meridannight.)
I haven't seen it. Pulp Fiction was my generation's first (significant) encounter with Travolta, generally. Grease was sporadically still around then too -- revived at intervals -- but only if you were specifically interested in seeing it, (it was made well before I was born).
And Travolta never appealed to me like that. He's okay, but I never found him physically attractive. Val Kilmer was one actor I thought was sexy and hot back then. He was very much my 'type' in the 90s. (To put it in perspective, I am now much more taken by Dennis Quaid, than Kilmer).
On a related note, Keanu Reeves has turned out much much hotter than you would have thought from the 90s.
meridannight Wrote:I haven't seen it. Pulp Fiction was my generation's first (significant) encounter with Travolta, generally. Grease was sporadically still around then too -- revived at intervals -- but only if you were specifically interested in seeing it, (it was made well before I was born).
And Travolta never appealed to me like that. He's okay, but I never found him physically attractive. Val Kilmer was one actor I thought was sexy and hot back then. He was very much my 'type' in the 90s. (To put it in perspective, I am now much more taken by Dennis Quaid, than Kilmer).
On a related note, Keanu Reeves has turned out much much hotter than you would have thought from the 90s.
Which rather goes to prove that everyone has different tastes. Personally I can't think of any Hollywood actor who appeals to me with the exception perhaps of Jake Gylenhaal. Physically he looked wonderful in "Prince of Persia".
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It might be because I'm a bit younger but I don't see the appeal either like [MENTION=18457]LONDONER[/MENTION]. I believe this came out the year before I was born so my tastes are probably influenced by stuff after that.
Does anyone remember when John Travolta was hot and sexy?
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