Dangerous hipsters of film and television

[Quercus]

@Argent Towers

Not sure how much of a hipster Frank Booth was. He did like Pabst Blue Ribbon, which is the cheap beer of choice at every hipster party I’ve ever been to, but I don’t know if it had that hip status when the movie was made. I think, actually, that the choice of PBR was to indicate how crude and unrefined Booth was.

Of course, in true hipster ironic self-referential fashion, at this point part of PBR’s hipster appeal is because of it’s appearance in Blue Velvet and Frank’s immortal line.

[some_white_dude]

@Argent Towers

He says, “I’m just here on business. In and out. A little of the old in-and-out.”

Ah, that’s right. Forgot about that.

[OneCentStamp]

@Argent Towers

There’s Vincent Vega of Pulp Fiction, with his roll-your-own cigarettes, bolo tie, and love of 50s nostalgia.

Dude, you nailed it in one. Travolta managed to make everything he touched, from fountain vanilla Cokes to heroin, seem cool. A effortlessly perfect acting performance.