u/Price1970

This is a Pulp Fiction group, so maybe not the best place to ask, but prior to Pulp Fiction, and many years after, Danny Zuko was easily Travolta's most recognizable role.

However, as Pulp Fiction has become more and more legendary, I wonder if people think of Vega nowadays before they do Zuko.

For as hard as Jaafar worked on and studied the Thriller choreography, and other dances, even learning to spin the opposite direction from what was natural for him, did you find it odd, or did it bother you just a bit, that on Thriller, near the end of the song on the final chorus, I believe, that he let's his hands hang free with his wrists limp while moving side to side, whereas Michael has his hands closed?

I only ask because Jaafar's move is more common with any dance, whereas Michael's is strictly Thriller, even though it's something minor.

Not complaining, just conversation.

I wish the Michael Jackson fans, who I agreed with, who now celebrate the billion for the biopic, would admit that we once swore, on various social media, that it would do 2 billion because it's Michael Jackson and ticket prices being so I today.

It doesn't diminish the success of the film.

People confuse popularity with fame.

Elvis' name, image, and likeness are as recognizable as anyone.

600,000 per year from all cultures visit Graceland.

There are Elvis impersonators, postal stamps, and statues of Elvis throughout every populated continent, including Africa.

The world over relate Elvis to slicked back hair, sideburns, his slow southern accent, "Elvis has left the building", "Thank ya, Thank ya very Much, "Mama", "Uh huh", "Hunka hunka burning love", TCB, curled lip, peanut butter and banana sandwiches, Graceland, hound dogs, blue suede shoes, teddy bears, prison stripped shirts, jumpsuits, capes, scarfs, black leather, The King, The King of Rock and Roll, big sunglasses, high collars, Priscilla, Lisa Marie, "The" Lisa Marie, The Colonel, Memphis Mafia, pink cadillacs, suttering the letter i, Las Vegas, Hawaii, Memphis, Tupelo, Lilo and Stitch, Forest Gump, etc.