Pulp Fiction

Rating:
Summary: Great movie
Review: I love this movie the only reason i'm reviewing it is to tell everyone whatwas in the briefcase it was is soul. The band aid on the neck of ving was how the soul was taken. Somewhere I don't where it talks of the devil removing ones soul from the back of oyur neck. So the hit men were working for god to get it back unknowing of course thats why god stops the gun shots from hitting them. What a great movie I hope this helps you with the story.

Rating:
Summary: excellent film, but be careful combining violence & comedy
Review: I enjoyed this movie- it was unpredictable and exciting throughout. The end was my favorite part- but I liked the "miracle" and Bruce Willis scenes too. Unlike a lot of other movies, violence in this film is not comical; it's always to an end. That's why I was quite horrified when people laughed at Jules and Vince as they blew the guy with the .44 away, and at the subsequent car death scene. Fortunately, the use of guns as overly powerful extensions of will is well-played. For instance, Pulp Fiction is actually less violent than your typical James Bond movie. The difference is that Pulp Fiction brings the reality of murder to light as a horrific act, while Bond goes around randomly killing fools and hooking up with attractive nuclear physicists. I have to say that I enjoyed Pulp Fiction more than The World is Not Enough.

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Summary: Fictional quality.
Review: One of the greatest movies of all time(I'm sure you got sick and tired of hearing this all the time!).

Pros:

*The dialogue is unbelievable.I think it's the best dialogue since GoodFellas.

The dialogue's got everything:humor,intensity,wise cracks and everything you'd enjoy to hear and repeat all day long.

*Reserructing the careers of Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta.Stellar performances.Samuel was hysterical.

*Excellent(though a little confusing)direction.

*The movie is virtually star-studded.

*Surprisingly,Bruce Willis acted brilliantly.

*Harvey Keitel's scenes were some of the best parts in the film.Is this guy a great actor or what?

*A John Travolta dancing scene.

Cons:

*The movie's a little confusing.I've seen it about six times,and still haven't gathered the plot in one specific order.

*Does anyone know what was in the briefcase?I still don't know.

The bottomline:buy it immediately. Although the DVD isn't full of your usual extras,the movie itself is cool enough.

Rating:
Summary: big flaw
Review: It is a good film, but one major flaw. For example: in one of the film's most violent scenes, John Travolta turns around to ask the black guy about the "angel" who saved him and Jackson. His gun accidentally goes off, the windshield gets covered in blood, and, well, though you'd be afraid to admit it, it's funny. But, to the flaw, Travolta seems to lose his evilness for that second, seems to get over exited, and acts more like a little kid then someone who just committed MURDER. I doubt that Tarantino wanted him to act that exited before the big splatter, and his presense practically ruins the whole scene, which could be the best of the movie. I give it four out of five anyway.

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Summary: A perfect cast... A perfect Movie!
Review: Wheather you love this film or loath it, you will never forget your first veiwing of it. It left one hell of an Impression on me. Bruce Willis has always been my favourite Actor, (check my member page) and this film just made me love him more. John and Samuel were better than ever, Uma was also brilliant. Lets face it.. Everyone in the cast deserved an Academy Award. The 3 storys weve together brilliantly and the pace suits the movie perfectly. If you haven't seen it, for the love of god, please do.

Rating:
Summary: More art than entertainment
Review: "Pulp Fiction" is one of those films that is meant to be as much an expression by its artist (Quentin Tarantino) as it is for entertainment. What makes this film unique and not BAD (as some people label its unorthodox methods) is that it doesn't have to be in perfect chronological order and doesn't have to waste yards and yards of film on scenes that explain the story in monotonous detail. It features superb acting, and the character development is so wonderful that we find ourselves CARING about drug-addicted, gun-wielding henchmen. This film is best viewed when one can throw their film prejudice aside and take the movie for what it is: a classic.

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Summary: The coolest movie ever!
Review: The first time I saw pulp fiction, was amazing! That was the first time I had ever seen a movie who challenged me to think, while watching it. Everything was good about it: the actors, the action, the way it made me feel. Everything. I love this movie! Other "pulp fiction"-fans, email me: [e-mail]

Greeting from Christian, a "pulp fiction"-fan

Rating:
Summary: Buy the soundtrack, forget the movie
Review: The only thing good that came out of this movie was its soundtrack. I noticed some "older" people wrote bad reviews for this movie, but bad reviews for this movie transcend age. Whether you are in your early 20's (like me) or late 50's... it's a bad movie. Those without a life may live vivaciously through this movie, but those with taste would watch something else.

Rating:
Summary: Spectacular, one of the best movies ever
Review: Pulp Fiction is a truly great film. Quentin Tarantino is a skilled film-maker. Every performance in this is great, from Samuel L. Jackson's bible-quoting icy-cool hitman Jules to Tim Roth's witty drug dealer Lance. Ving Rhames is great, so is Bruce Willis. Also very good is Christopher Walken, who has only one scene - but it's one of the film's most memorable. The dialogue is, in my opinion, some of the best ever written for a movie. Definitely a must-see, although it is quite violent. People who claim that it glorifies crime weren't paying attention. This movie is NOT about crime. It is about redemption and honor. Great.

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Summary: I must have seen it a million times, but i still like it
Review: Damn, what a movie. This truly is one of the greatest. Every scene has it charme, particular the one where Travolta shot Marvin in the face. And I bet Bruce will think twice before entering one of those shops again. Pulp fictions tops Reservoir Dogs with ease. If you don't already own this movie, GET IT, NOW!!