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Director: Quentin Tarantino
Writer: Quentin Tarantino Roger Avary
Production: A Band Apart
Movie Details: Several inter-locking stories of crime and intrigue form a temporal mosaic set in the Los Angeles
Several inter-locking stories of crime and intrigue form a temporal mosaic set in the Los Angeles underworld.
Genre(s): Drama Thriller Crime
MPAA Rating: R
Production: A Band Apart
Runtime: 154 min
Home Release Date: May 19, 1998
Country: USA
Languages: English French Spanish
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Writer: Quentin Tarantino Roger Avary
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Critic Reviews
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94
Metascore Universal acclaim
23 Positive Ratings 95%
1 Mixed Ratings 4%
0 Negative Ratings 0%
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100
Film.com
Lucy Mohl
"There isn't a scene or a character in the film that plays just one way. Bloody bits turn hysterically funny, relief gets riddled with tension, and the lurking question marks are as intriguing as the story resolutions -- rec.arts.movies has been filled for months with theories about what was in the briefcase."
100
Chicago Tribune
Michael Wilmington
"Pulp Fiction isn't just funny. It's outrageously funny. [14 Oct 1994]"
100
Entertainment Weekly
Staff (Not Credited)
"[Tarantino's] ability to take what seem like minor conversational themes and dovetail them onto later exchanges for maximum comic effect is close to genius. And the action can be literally heart-stopping." ... Read full review
100
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
Rick Groen
"Pulp Fiction is at least three movies rolled into one, and they're all scintillating." ... Read full review
100
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
"Like "Citizen Kane," Pulp Fiction is constructed in such a nonlinear way that you could see it a dozen times and not be able to remember what comes next." ... Read full review
90
Film.com
John Hartl
"Quentin Tarantino's latest movie puts an epic spin on a favorite genre, taking it to time-tripping levels rarely tested by its forerunners."
60
Los Angeles Times
Kenneth Turan
"The writer-director appears to be straining for his effects. Some sequences, especially one involving bondage harnesses and homosexual rape, have the uncomfortable feeling of creative desperation, of someone who's afraid of losing his reputation scrambling for any way to offend sensibilities. [14 Oct 1994]"
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9.0
User Score Universal acclaim
2,700 Positive Ratings 93%
69 Mixed Ratings 2%
112 Negative Ratings 3%
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10
TheNewSpielberg
May 2, 2011
One of the zaniest, funniest, smartest and most entertaining movies I have ever seen. One of my all time favorites as well. John Travolta andOne of the zaniest, funniest, smartest and most entertaining movies I have ever seen. One of my all time favorites as well. John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson give terrific performances.… Expand
10
Elmacro
Nov 29, 2016
La obra maestra definitiva de Tarantino, con esta película se posiciono entre los mejores directores y guionistas de los últimos 20 años dandoLa obra maestra definitiva de Tarantino, con esta película se posiciono entre los mejores directores y guionistas de los últimos 20 años dando a luz una historia bastante fresca y con personajes bastante entrañables.… Expand
10
Tubie
Nov 2, 2010
It's hard for me to rate a movie over 8 because I think only near perfect works of art deserve a 9 or a 10 when it comes to movies. This oneIt's hard for me to rate a movie over 8 because I think only near perfect works of art deserve a 9 or a 10 when it comes to movies. This one is a perfect example of this. This movie sets the bar for other action films to measure against. The different interconnecting stories the cast, just about everything here is amazing.… Expand
10
guess
Sep 26, 2005
One of my faves.
9
Mr_Muumi
Feb 20, 2013
The fact that this movie is filled with dialogues and scenes that are inevitably part of modern pop culture speaks for itself. I rarely useThe fact that this movie is filled with dialogues and scenes that are inevitably part of modern pop culture speaks for itself. I rarely use the word "classic", but Pulp Fiction qualifies as one.… Expand
9
Swati
Nov 25, 2013
An instant classic. Ripe with witticisms and sharp retorts. This is the only instance I actually liked haphazard storytelling, because itAn instant classic. Ripe with witticisms and sharp retorts. This is the only instance I actually liked haphazard storytelling, because it actually succeeded in evoking certain feelings, where some of the characters were alive in some story lines and dead in the other, and this made you think what it would have been like if these characters had gotten out in time.

There were long portions of dialogue dedicated solely to humour, and others to theological and philosophical discussions. There are three stories running in parallel, which often come into contact with the others without affecting them, and are told in a non-linear way.

Among Tarantino's films, I believe it's second only to Django Unchained, which was much more coherent and awe-inspiring, albeit with seemingly unnecessary bloody violence and an inflated running time.… Expand
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CK
Dec 26, 2007
We are movie fanatics who watched this cinematic pile of crap with seven other people ranging in age from 22 to 86. We watch a lot of movies We are movie fanatics who watched this cinematic pile of crap with seven other people ranging in age from 22 to 86. We watch a lot of movies in all genres, and we all thought it was the most overrated piece of vulgar garbage with gratuitous violence, foul language, and on top of it, waaaay too boring. Don't know what deep thought anyone is talking about. We have removed this from our collection. BTW, I have never given a movie a 0 before, and we have over 2000 movies in our collection. I echo those who say stay away.....… Expand
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