Pulp Fiction

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I just watched Pulp Fiction today for the first time in a very long time.

 

Don't ya just love it??

 

Bill isn't the man... Quentin Tarantino is the man! A movie with so much crude content, foul language, gratuitous violence... that is absolutely amazing. Samuel L. Jackson rocks in this movie. I would quote him, but I doubt that there is any sentence he says in the movie that would be appropriate for her. Lol. Oh except for his Bible passage: Ezekiel 25:17. Bruce Willis also really shines and although they are both only in one scene, Tarantino and Christopher Walken are excellent.

 

Everything about this movie rocks... well... except for

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the... rape scene. That was just too disturbing for me.

 

 

9.5/10 (.5 taken off for the aforementioned completely pointless gross-out scene.)

 

Who else loves this movie?

[fenriz275 0]

I love that movie myself, the only part that I didn't care for was the dance scene with John Travolta and Uma Thurman. I would really like to know what's glowing inside of that case they carry around. :unsure:

[hangon 3]

Yeah pulp fiction is one of my fav movies i loved it and watch it now and again,my fav part is when they stick up the resturant the womens lines are just to cool. :unsure:

[Lady Luthien 0]

I havent seen it,whats it about?

[hangon 3]

I havent seen it,whats it about?

You never seen it its a good film,its done in short storys but it is very violent film but worth watching luthien,it stars john travolta,samuel jackson,urma therma,bruce willis and a few more famous actors :blink:

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I should point out that it is quite violent, crude, and basically offensive in every way. Lol. Normally, it would be a lot with the f-word being said over 700 times, but with Quentin Tarantino, it seems more... poetic... ? Lol. It has great dialogue. Just not a very... family friendly film.

 

It's basically a collection of short stories that intertwine with one another at some points. One is about John Travolta taking out Uma Thurman, a criminal boss' wife, to dinner, the next is about a boxer who cheats out the criminal boss and tries to flee town, and the last is about an accidental shooting of a guy by John Travolta and the clean-up.

 

Don't think it is overly-serious though. It's full of laughs!

[mj 7]

I had been wondering about the change in your avatar, bysty. I recognized Samuel L. Jackson, one of my favorite actors.

 

One of the films I have not been brave enough to see him in is Pulp Ficiton.

[jefffitz 0]

I should point out that it is quite violent, crude, and basically offensive in every way. Lol. Normally, it would be a lot with the f-word being said over 700 times, but with Quentin Tarantino, it seems more... poetic... ? Lol. It has great dialogue. Just not a very... family friendly film.

 

It's basically a collection of short stories that intertwine with one another at some points. One is about John Travolta taking out Uma Thurman, a criminal boss' wife, to dinner, the next is about a boxer who cheats out the criminal boss and tries to flee town, and the last is about an accidental shooting of a guy by John Travolta and the clean-up.

 

Don't think it is overly-serious though. It's full of laughs!

I don't think "Pulp Fiction" is violent, crude, or offensive. (Well- it may be violent) It is a very intelligent and sensitive film, that draws on many different aspects of the cinema. Tarantino knows his motion picture history, so be prepared to get a short course during his movies. His films encompass everyone from Godard and Fellini to Russ Meyer and Shaft.

 

I don't want to turn this into Tarantino 101- I'll just say he's a smart filmmaker, who knows more about movies than any of ever will.

[Jeanway 0]

If you liked Pulp Fiction you'll love ' Resovior Dogs" and ' Magnolia' { Not Steel Magnolis} that's a very DIFFERENT kind of movie.