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I liked Malevich when I was 17... it was hip then. No mo.

Posted by Victor Khomenko on December 7, 2012 at 11:11:26:
It was just an experiment, a concept, not art. Vasya Kandinsky I like, as one likes watching the kaleidoscope. What this has to do with a particular film - I am not sure. I never watched the PF from start to finish, just overlapping pieces many times, and I never had any desire to waste my two hours on it. In reality, you take away the dance scene (owned lock, stock and barrel by Travolta, not Tarantino) and the rest is just that - pulp.