Pulp Fiction

[Houndour2005]

Does anybody else remember Pulp Fiction by Quntin Tarantino?

The best movie of 1994 beside The Lion King.

 

[Her]

The question should be who doesn't remember Pulp Fiction? Not that I watched it when it came out, because I was only a year old then, but it is an amazing movie.

 

[Kenshin5]

My sentiments exactly. Best Movie of 94? Try the 90s. I think Quentin Tarantino did a masterful job in writing the movie. Too take 3 stories(Vincent with Mia date gone wrong, The story of two gangsters Vincent and Jules, and the washed up Boxer Butch although with Marsellus going from trying killing each other to trying to survive together in the basement) meld them into one movie and one that isn't occuring in chronological order for that matter takes some good writing imo like Crash(although I don't remember if that was presented in chronological order or not). So I don't see how anyone who actually watched that movie would forget it. Or at least the scenes like Say What Again, the Cocaine overdose by Mia and then getting the a adrenaline needle jabbed into her, or the guy getting his head blow off and Winston Wolfe coming to the rescue.

 

[bobandbill]

Agreed that it is an amazing movie - quite enjoyed it when I saw it. Great engaging characters and scenes, as well as a neat soundtrack as well on top of it all. Certainly one that's hard to forget though, as said. XD

 

[Ascaris]

i watched it a couple of days ago. absolutely brilliant movie.

 

[TheUltimateSacrifice]

Who'd wanna remember that? Best nothing film of all time.

 

[Ascaris]

^ you serious? dismissal of any work because it's dated should be a bannable offence. the 90s had some of the best movies hollywoods ever crapped out. pulp fiction is one of them.

 

[King Gumball]

I wasn't even born when it was made D:< I think this is a movie I really need to watch, I have heard a lot about it!

 

[psyanic]

Great movie, and I liked Samuel Jackson. I'm glad I could watch it again on Netflix.

 

[Eliminator Jr.]

I've seen part of it (mainly for the "mmmmm, that is a tasty burger" line from Samuel L. Jackson) and have wanted to see it for a while but have never got around to watching Pulp Fiction. Everybody goes on about how good it is, so obviously I'm missing out on something (my band actually covers the Pulp Fiction theme song at parties, that's how out of the loop I am haha).