Pulp Fiction Movie Review
Pulp Fiction is a film that is difficult to explain and impossible to forget. It tells the tales of two hit men, the mob boss they work for, his wife, an aging boxer, and two petty criminals, and intertwines them all beautifully together. The writing, and direction from Quentin Tarantino is masterful, and timeless. This 1994 film still feels fresh and groundbreaking to this day. No matter how many times I've seen this film, which is many, it always pulls me in, and feels fresh. I highly recommend this movie.
I've never seen the movie. Though I have seen the dance scene and I loved that part. LOL
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DeleteThere are so many memorable and separate moments, it's difficult to imagine how anyone else could possibly have made this one besides Quentin Tarantino.
ReplyDeleteI don't think anyone else could have.
DeleteThe fav part of that movie for me is when John and Uma dance together!
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Ya, that is a very cool scene. I love that whole Jack Rabbit Slims scene actually.
DeleteI'm with Tami. I love that scene!
ReplyDeleteIt is probably that films most memorable scene.
DeleteBelieve it or not, I haven't seen this! I've heard it is a must-watch film, though, so I've got to put it on my list.
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DeleteIntensely disliked this film when I first saw it in the theater. So I went back and watched it again and liked it better. Have seen it several times since and it's one of my favorite films. It was a revolutionary approach to story telling.
ReplyDeleteBy the way if you are a big fan of this film you might want to check out the 1950's film Kiss Me Deadly if you haven't seen it already. This is the film that inspired Pulp Fiction and I think it's a great film as well.
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I hadn't heard of it. I will seek it out, thanks.
DeleteOne of my favourite films.
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I love that scene. My girlfriend's a vegetarian, which pretty much makes me a vegetarian, but I sure do love the taste of a good burger.
DeleteI must be one of very few persons who hasn't seen this film.
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Actually, I'm surprised by how many others haven't seen it.
DeleteI've never seen the movie or read the book. I guess I need to get on it. :)
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I'm not sure if they made a book version of the film. The title is a reference to those types of novels.
DeleteHaven't read the book. But the movie had some entertaining parts. I can't say it's my all time fav but I watched it all the way through.
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Wow, thanks Arlee, I appreciate it!
DeleteFunnily enough I also haven't seen it though I do know it is a classic cult iconic etc movie. I admire Tarantino -
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He is a hero of mine.
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ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw that movie, I didn't know whether to laugh or leave! It was so unique at that time...now I'm a definite fan. :) Inglorious Bastards is my favorite Tarantino movie though...
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My favorite is True Romance, which he only wrote, and didn't direct.
DeleteLoved the movie. It surprised me that so many of the people who commented said they hadn't seen it...seems like I see it on cable quite frequently.
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DeleteI can't turn away from Pulp Fiction if I happen across it on television. And I own the DVD and could, literally, watch it anytime! Love it!
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Me too! Isn't that funny when you own a movie, and yet watch it with commercials anyway instead of just popping in your copy.
DeleteI saw this film in 1994 with the then young John Travolta. It was 'OutThere' then and still is today. The same goes for Q Tarantino. This may have been his best film.
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John Travolta owes his career to Pulp Fiction. Thanks for following me.
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