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2 Hours 34 m
genres - Drama
Directors - Quentin Tarantino
Roger Avary
country - USA
Uma Thurman

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GOD I LOVE THIS FREAKING SHOW.
That dude on the sofa is FAR from chillin.
I know it's sad that she OD'd, but I also thought it was bitchy of her to snort some of Vincent's own stash. I mean, he just bought you dinner and danced with you.
I've always loved the dynamic between Jules and Jimmy. We know that Jules is a terrifying badass, but here's this scrawny white guy chewing him out and he totally backs down.
Anything:Exists Kirby : 00:05.

Oh I'm sorry did I break your concentration? One of my favorite lines. I had to watch this movie a few times to understand it all but overall a good movie.
Guy sounds like the DJ from K-Billy's Super Sounds of the 70's, lol.
When I saw this movie for the very first time, I literally asked people where the closest Big Kahuna Burger was.
I love the relationship with Jules and Vincent. They respect each other but never ever go and against one another.
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Pulp fiction begins with a pitch, and ends with a homerun. the movie from start to finish is one great roller coaster ride. it will make you laugh at most with the close to real life dialogue. the chemistry between the characters in the movie especially john travolta and samuel jackson, john travolta and uma thurman, tim roth and amanda plummer, and bruce willis and maria de medeiros will keep you highly entertained. at the end of the movie you will only wish it never ended. the quirky dialogue combined with the fast paced violence is just as good as mixing gin with tonic. quentin tarantino's style has influenced a legion of film directors throughout the nineties including bryan singer, james mangold, and paul thomas anderson. he pretty much shaped the decade of movies with 'Pulp fiction. reservoir dogs. true romance' and 'jackie brown' and popularized independant movies all around. pulp fiction is the best movie i have ever seen. watching this movie alone is what a real movie-watching experience is all about. i give it a solid 10 and no competition whatsoever by any other movie. br>
watch it yourself and you will know what i mean.

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Imagine if pulp fiction was a tv show with a new part of the story with every episode.
Amazing dialogue, action, and tension. A true masterpiece.
Who thinks that pulp fiction is an dark comedy film.
I wish Quintin Tarantino would cast both Uma Thurman and John Travolta in another movie together again.

I have my problems with this movie and the enormous hype it created. First of all, let´s clarify some things: Yes, it has excellent acting and directing; the dialogues are superbly written and often hilarious; the music is. well, you know, especially if you were in college in the late nineties; it has many clever and (relatively) original storylines.

Still, my biggest problem is exactly what´s supposed to be the movie´s greatest asset: the atmosphere it creates. So many critics mention the violence, and the argument of the fans is always: there´s not so much violence in there, other movies have way more and way harder violence. Well, it´s neither the quantity nor the viciousness that bother me. It´s the fact that violence is really, really cool in this movie. Pulp Fiction made violence and murder to mainstream coolness. Many great films have cynically shown bare violence and thus made their points about society, relationships, human nature etc. In this case, there´s no point to be made - and please, I don´t just mean a moral point. The PF characters are neither good nor bad, neither tragic nor pitiful, they´re barely human. All they are is cool. Cool caricatures. And that´s just not enough for me in order to be really moved by a movie.

PF had a perfect timing, as mentioned in another recent review. However, I sincerely hope it won´t be viewed upon as the ultimate nineties icon in the future - the nineties weren´t just about senseless violence and cool comments; there was much more, and it was way better.