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Then my mother-in-law came to town to help my wife learn about taking care of an infant. On Friday, October 7,1994 she said she would watch the baby and that my wife should get some sleep. Then she told me I should go relax for a couple of hours and just go to the movies.
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You all know what that means because you all have seen the movie. It changed everything. Not just how films are made, but how the public consciousness receives films.
So happy birthday, "Pulp Fiction" and thank you Quentin for your gift to the world.
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