Eric's character complains about how he had asked for directions one time and was given incorrect instructions. Another additional scene takes place in Esmarelda's cab, where Butch does a lengthier explanation of how he feels about killing the man in the boxing ring. The other scene included on this DVD takes place at the auto parts yard, where Winston Wolf and the yard owner's daughter flirt and make plans for breakfast.
All of the deleted scenes are shown in a separate section of the DVD, introduced by Tarantino, and are not included in the actual film. User reviews 3. Top review. Not overrated at all. Before I saw this I assumed it was probably overrated.
I was wrong. It lives up to and surpasses its reputation in pretty much every way. It has probably changed the way I will look at movies for the rest of my life. FAQ Why is Mia Wallace Uma Thurman the only one on the poster?
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See the gallery. They just had a look and a style that was a little different at the time: I don't think any of them was a classic story—like The Searchers or something like that—they were more fragmented, episodic, following the central character through various little episodes.
Fragmented, episodic, great score, larger than life violence—you can see why Tarantino described Pulp Fiction as a "rock 'n' roll spaghetti western with the surf music standing in for Ennio Morricone" source. Parents Home Homeschool College Resources.
Study Guide. Previous Next. Crime As it often is in the classic "pulp" genre, Pulp Fiction is first and foremost a crime movie. Source But Tarantino subverts the crime genre. Exploitation Tarantino always had a fondness for exploitation films. Spaghetti Western This is the slang name for westerns made in Italy because pasta that were popular in the s.
Eastwood said: "I think [the Leone films] changed the style, the approach to Westerns [in Hollywood]. What's Up With the Ending? However, filmmaker Guy Ritchie is the rare Tarantino offspring who developed a flair of his own. Ritchie brought the fast-paced dialogue, colorful characters, shocking barbarity, and energetic editing of "Pulp Fiction" to the London underground in his breakthrough directorial debut, "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.
Ritchie started by crafting memorable characters worthy of Tarantino's rogue's gallery. Lifelong friends Eddie Nick Moran , Tom Jason Flemyng , Soap Dexter Fletcher , and Bacon Jason Statham are not masterminds, but minor robberies and illicit gambling frequently put them into conflict with the local police. Eddie is a genius-level card counter whose deceptive tactics earn the group notoriety. They begin selling supplies to more dangerous clients, including a smuggling operation run by local cannabis lord Dog Frank Harper.
Then, the incompetent Nick accidentally kills one of Dog's men, tying the novices to the volatile underworld of the British drug trade. The film was a big deal for Statham in particular, whose cocky attitude led to an extensive career as an action star. Ritchie made unusual casting choices that paid off, including boxer Vinnie Jones as the imposing debt collector Big Chris.
Ritchie's success wasn't a one off, either. Characters like Butch, Jules, and Vincent commit horrible acts, yet it's hard not to be sympathetic towards them given their endearing personalities and the sheer charisma of the performers who play them.
The black crime comedy "Miami Blues" asks audiences similarly tough questions as they follow a deranged character who is caught in a brutal world of corruption and deceit.
Frederick J. Frenger Jr. Alec Baldwin is a sociopath who is released from a California prison. Adopting the nickname "Junior," he sets out to start a new life for himself in Miami.
However, Junior can't help his wicked appetites, and upon landing kills a man before he even leaves the airport. Junior prepares to trick Moseley by inviting him over for a nice meal, and pretends Susie is his long-time spouse.
However, the cunning cop still considers him a suspect, so Junior follows Moseley home and assaults him, stealing his gun and badge. Junior is now free to use Moseley's identity for whatever cruel purposes he sees fit. He shows no remorse for his actions, and the semblance of sentiment between him and Leigh is hilarious.
One of the reasons why "Pulp Fiction" felt so bold and modern was because it was full of savvy references to films, television shows, music, and novels. Instead of feeling like it took place in an isolated reality, "Pulp Fiction" connected with viewers through specific callbacks to the media they were already aware of. One year after the release of "Pulp Fiction," Gus Van Sant's dark crime comedy "To Die For" used similar techniques to relate to viewers while satirizing television personalities.
Narcissist Suzanne Stone Nicole Kidman believes she's destined to be beloved by an audience. She is obsessed with becoming a world-famous journalist on network television, despite having little interest in actually covering the news with integrity.
Still, she rises through the ranks of her local cable station. Stone decides she can reach even greater heights if she changes her entire personality, aiming to be the most appealing person she can to potential viewers at home.
Realizing that she needs a husband to relate to family audiences, Stone marries local restaurant owner Larry Maretto Matt Dillon. He's infatuated with her, but she sees him only as a means to an end. She plots to take money from Maretto's family business and then get rid of him.
Stone sees the truth as a barrier, and falsifies her educational special "Teens Speak Out" by manipulating local teenagers with her sexuality. Acclaimed director Jonathan Demme isn't an obvious parallel to Tarantino. Demme was known for his empathetic earnestness, and created intimate perspectives through tight close-ups that placed characters in the center of the frame.
However, Demme was a versatile filmmaker who didn't stick to just one genre. His filmography includes the horror masterpiece "The Silence of the Lambs," comedy classic "Married to the Mob," concert film "Stop Making Sense," social issue drama "Philadelphia," and political thriller "The Manchurian Candidate. After leaving a New York diner without paying, he's flustered when the waitress Lulu Melanie Griffith confronts him afterwards.
He quickly realizes she's a con artist falsifying both her employment and outrage, but he reluctantly agrees to drive her downtown when she persistently follows him. Along the way, Lulu robs a liquor store and kidnaps Charlie, and the unlikely pair are forced to go on the run. Charlie slowly begins to open up to Lulu, and she reveals her true name is Audrey Hankel.
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