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Pulp Fiction
1994 film by director Quentin Tarantino
Pulp Fiction is a crime drama film released on October 15, 1994 and produced by Miramax Films. The film was directed and written by QuentinTarantino and assisted by Rober Avary. Pulp Fiction was produced … see full wiki
Director:
Quentin Tarantino
Genre:
Action,
Comedy,
Crime,
Drama,
Film-Noir
Release Date:
October 15, 1994
MPAA Rating:
R
24 reviews about Pulp Fiction
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review by hjfleeds.
November 07, 2010
This is my favourite film, and in my opinion, the greatest film ever made. Every time I watch it, I can't find a single flaw. From the diner at the beginning, through to Brett's apartment, Butch's fight, Vince Vega's night out, right through to the hostage situation, it's perfectly scripted, plotted and paced. Quentin Tarantino, my favourite director after this and Reservoir Dogs, is at his finest with this staggering film. Every camera move … more
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**** out of **** If there's anyone to take pop culture and flip it to a whole other side, it's Quentin Tarantino. In a world of darkness and unoriginality in the film industry, Tarantino is there to remind us of what cinema is all about; and he does this just about every time he makes a movie. He has made great films, although "Pulp Fiction", a film which is almost unanimously known as a masterpiece, is his best. And it's also one of the best films I have seen as of now, … more
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This is by far my favorite movie of all time. I have to admit I only saw it for the first time a few years ago but have loved it ever since. I watch it a ton and it makes me laugh every time. I really love all the different story lines and how Tarantino ties them together. It's fascinating that you never find out what is in the briefcase too. I love Sam Jackson and although I am not a huge fan of John Travolta, I love the two of them together. I think they … more
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Tarentino is the bomb! I especially love the several situational vignettes he uses in the movie. Love the dialogue in this movie. Great acting as well!!!
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aahhhaaaa i finally get it! after my third time watching it the plot finally caught up to me lol
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The wonderful 2nd feature & surely his milestone that will never be bettered.
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Tarantino's blockbuster drama in 94 was hyped to me to the point that it could only fail. It has it's moments for me but it's writing and energy impressed legions and inspired numerous knockoffs for years to come as well as inspiring the way movies are looked at and made. I acknowledge all of this, but still got rubbed the wrong way with it's graphic drug use. If I'm brave I will watch it again.
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WARNING: This review contains spoilers! Note: In my summary of the plot I have put the film's story into chronological order so that events unfold sequentially. This is not the order in which the events of the film are actually shown. After the unexpected success of his first film, Reservoir Dogs, Quentin Tarantino set out to create his follow-up film, Pulp Fiction, which would prove to be a milestone in his career and would become one of the best films of the decade. Pulp Fiction … more
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Def. a Modern Classic. QT is on key with his second direction.
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Alot of people talk about how this movie revitalized John Travolta's career, but the best parts of this movie are the roles played by Harvey Kietel and Samuel L. Jackson. The movie may push the limits for some viewers, but whatever reality it is in which this story takes place, it is an interesting place to watch. A solid movie.
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review by Husher315.
August 12, 2009
The first time I ever saw Pulp Fiction, I was probably way to young to have been watching it, but my father had no problem introducing me to great cinema. To this day, I cannot thank him enough for introducing me to this film. Why is Pulp Fiction, a bloody, violent, foul movie my favorite piece of cinema art of all time? Well, when you put a cast that includes John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, Bruce Willis, Tim Roth, Ving Rhames, Rosanna Arquette and Christopher Walken … more
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Quick Tip by sabres2332.
June 10, 2010
I love anyQuentin Tarantino movies! Pulp Fiction is on top! Great movie! I dont care how old you are, just watch the movie!
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Quick Tip by Scotman.
January 21, 2010
Tarantino weaves stories w/a common thread with blood, violence, drugs & F-bombs & groovy music. Fair film.
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review by tgreene.
December 18, 2009
This is a good film
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Quick Tip by SoccerGossip.
December 04, 2009
Great movie, I loved the hairstyles, especially Samuel L. Jackson's afro...
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It's the pulpiest of Quentin Tarantino's films. Easily his signature masterpiece with a great cast, smart film references, and clever lines.
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Quick Tip by LemmingLord.
August 21, 2009
Stylistically interesting and occasionally funny, Pulp Fiction just ends up feeling like an excuse to show off how quirky QT thinks he is.
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review by MichaelN.
March 23, 2009
Anyone who has seen the Kill Bill movies can understand Tarrantino's style. This one has a series of stories, some of them related and most of them with John Travolta. One of my favorites involves Travolta and Samuel L Jackson who shoot a guy in their car. They need to clean themselves up and get rid of the "mess." Enter Harvey Keitel as a take charge kind of guy who approaches the problem like a swat team giving everybody orders of what to do, how to do it, and how long each step will take. … more
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Pros: Winston Wolfe! Cons: Getting shot on a toilet is undignified The Bottom Line: Pretty please, with sugar on top, watch the f***in' movie Pulp Fiction will not be an easy movie to write about. By trying, I'm stepping way out of my comfort zone. Pulp Fiction is considered one of the all-time greats, and it was a revelation to me back when I first watched it in 1995. But now the time has come for me to talk about just why … more
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review by TomBenton.
May 20, 2006
*POSSIBLE SLIGHT SPOILERS WITHIN* Quentin Tarantino burst out of nowhere with 1992's RESERVOIR DOGS. After wowing audiences and critics alike with that film, he took a two-year hiatus to make his next movie. Then, in 1994, Tarantino unleashed upon the world PULP FICTION. Though its budget was a measly $8,000,000, PULP FICTION wound up grossing nearly $108,000,000 in the U.S. alone. It was nominated for seven Academy Awards and won one (Best Original Screenplay for Tarantino … more
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review by MzJen_2_review.
December 29, 2005
With its stylish attitude, Pulp Fiction was the movie of the nineties. It uses the characters in such ways to intrigue the viewer into watching it. A brilliant, captivating film from start to finish. Samuel L. Jackson is simply brilliant in his part, as is John Travolta and Ving Rhames. By now, the entire world has seen Pulp Fiction. Tarantino dialogue was flying about everywhere back then. All I can say is what an amazingly brilliant film! Tarantino is great in cinematography … more
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review by MichaelN.
January 26, 2005
Anyone who has seen the Kill Bill movies can understand Tarrantino's style. This one has a series of stories, some of them related and most of them with John Travolta. One of my favorites involves Travolta and Samuel L Jackson who shoot a guy in their car. They need to clean themselves up and get rid of the "mess." Enter Harvey Keitel as a take charge kind of guy who approaches the problem like a swat team giving everybody orders of what to do, how to do it, and how long each step will take. … more
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review by Robert1936.
June 03, 2004
Almost everyone I know who has seen this film either loves it or hates it but all agree that it is almost impossible to take your eyes off of the screen. Pulp Fiction not only attracts our attention, it demands it. Much credit must be given to director Quentin Tarantino who co-authored the Academy Award winning best original screenplay with Roger Avary. The influences on his development as a filmmaker are too numerous to list here but it is worth noting that Orson Welles, Daffy Duck, Akiro Kurosawa, … more
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review by Robert1936.
September 23, 2003
Almost everyone I know who has seen this film either loves it or hates it but all agree that it is almost impossible to take your eyes off of the screen. Pulp Fiction not only attracts our attention, it demands it. Much credit must be given to director Quentin Tarantino who co-authored the Academy Award winning best original screenplay with Roger Avary. The influences on his development as a filmmaker are too numerous to list here but it is worth noting that Orson Welles, Daffy Duck, Akiro Kurosawa, … more
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