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Someone is ripping off the “8mm” DVD cover to capture a director who makes no bones about blatantly ripping off better directors. Coincidence?
This cover?
That movie that came out in 1999.
Not sure when this photo was taken but QT looks pretty young. With Pulp Fiction being the film frame it could be a publicity photo taken right around when the movie was released in 1994-5 area.
I don’t think anybody’s ripping anything off – this is just a cool idea that was worthy copying.