Pulp Fiction (1994) is an action packed, immersive, and violent movie that has earned its place in movie history. It's diverse cast of characters, nonlinear timeline of events and endless references in pop culture has allowed this movie to transcend the ultimate test of time. The underlying theme of the movie, however, deals with religion and the transformation of characters.One aspect of pulp fiction that makes it so different from other movies is the non linear sequence of events, and the seemingly different storylines that all manage to converge at the end. Pulp fiction takes the conventional drama narrative and completely reworks it, making this film the masterpiece that it is.
Ultimately, pulp fiction is about how one's ethic and morals stem from the randomness of life. Tarantino's views on ethics is similar to the French philosopher Emmaneul Levinas, who states ethics are formed purely by chance. Pulp fiction is told through accidents and misadventure; most, if not all characters, were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time, however all characters had a choice and that choice dramatically affected all of the characters lives. For instance, when …show more content…
Pulp fiction is told through accidents and misadventure; most, if not all characters, were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time, however all characters had a choice and that choice dramatically affected all of the characters lives. It has one of the most effective uses of non-linear storytelling in modern film and it is part of the reason that Pulp Fiction is remembered as well as it is today. Lastly, dialogue is the driving force behind Pulp Fiction, and will be referenced for decades to come. Pulp Fiction remains Tarantino's most popular and acclaimed work. It is also his most stylized film, and can serve as a reminder to all about how through extreme attention and manipulation of detail, filmmakers can excite, upset, and ultimately influence
Ultimately, pulp fiction is about how one's ethic and morals stem from the randomness of life. Tarantino's views on ethics is similar to the French philosopher Emmaneul Levinas, who states ethics are formed purely by chance. Pulp fiction is told through accidents and misadventure; most, if not all characters, were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time, however all characters had a choice and that choice dramatically affected all of the characters lives. For instance, when …show more content…
Pulp fiction is told through accidents and misadventure; most, if not all characters, were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time, however all characters had a choice and that choice dramatically affected all of the characters lives. It has one of the most effective uses of non-linear storytelling in modern film and it is part of the reason that Pulp Fiction is remembered as well as it is today. Lastly, dialogue is the driving force behind Pulp Fiction, and will be referenced for decades to come. Pulp Fiction remains Tarantino's most popular and acclaimed work. It is also his most stylized film, and can serve as a reminder to all about how through extreme attention and manipulation of detail, filmmakers can excite, upset, and ultimately influence