After trashing his Razzie Award winning Worst Picture Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen recently and placing the blame on the WGA Writer’s Strike, director Michael Bay is now back-tracking on a comment he made earlier about making a small Pulp Fiction type movie. A few months before his critically castrated sequel hit theaters, Bay had said he would like to take time off to film a dark comedy about a group of Florida steroid-abusing bodybuilders who become involved in a kidnapping plot that goes horribly wrong. No word on whether Will Smith or Martin Lawrence would don a Jehri curl and spout off lengthy Biblical verses, but Bay says that he had downed a couple martinis before making the comment. So while we can chalk a Michael Bay Pulp Fiction movie to the ramblings of a drunken director, we ask you, who would you have cast in this? --Derrick Deane Saturday, March 26, 2011
A Michael Bay Version of Pulp Fiction? Blame the Martinis
After trashing his Razzie Award winning Worst Picture Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen recently and placing the blame on the WGA Writer’s Strike, director Michael Bay is now back-tracking on a comment he made earlier about making a small Pulp Fiction type movie. A few months before his critically castrated sequel hit theaters, Bay had said he would like to take time off to film a dark comedy about a group of Florida steroid-abusing bodybuilders who become involved in a kidnapping plot that goes horribly wrong. No word on whether Will Smith or Martin Lawrence would don a Jehri curl and spout off lengthy Biblical verses, but Bay says that he had downed a couple martinis before making the comment. So while we can chalk a Michael Bay Pulp Fiction movie to the ramblings of a drunken director, we ask you, who would you have cast in this? --Derrick Deane 
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