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Summary: Great
Review: Such a long time I want to find a movie like this.Now I found it.
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Summary: Top notch, a true achievement in modern screen writting
Review: Tarentino is a true master of the spoken word. The characters are multi-dimesional and it's difficult to get bored. The humor is overwhelmingly funny at times and keeps the story moving at a very good pace. The story alone makes this a must-have but throw in Tarentinos wit and ability and you have an instant classic, somthing that doesen't come around that often.
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Summary: GREAT WRITING FROM A GREAT WRITER-DIRECTOR!
Review: The most influential film for me in cinema history(at least till contenders American Beauty and Fight Club). Quentin Tarantino is the writer-director of this wonderful but twisted little anthology and I find it to be great writing. His direction is extraordinary in its simple raw unextraordinaryness. Truly great.
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Summary: one of the very best
Review: the movie was amazing, i have seen it many times. i remember first reading the screenplay, on a long flight to the US. i was amazed by how interesting it actually was to read the screenplay, and intrigued by the scences that are no where to be seen in the movie. all in all, an amazing screenplay. very much worth the prize, and good to have on long flights and road trips.
Quentin Tarantino is very talented, and also a very brave film-maker and writer. I hope some day he will astonish us with his brilliance again. enjoy!
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Summary: A Violent and Irreverant Trip
Review: The movie was outstanding and I think reading the screenplay was almost as fun. It's remarkably easy to catch the characters attitudes and even to picture them saying the lines without having seen the film. This is one of the greatest films and screenplays of all time and it makes for perfect reading at any time of boredom or low feeling.
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Summary: The Dialogue Steals You Away
Review: There are two people who write screenplays that are so normal, every day life that it just steals you away, making you as part of the words as the charcatersa themselves. Who are these guys you ask? Kevin Smith and Quentin Tarantino.Pulp Fiction is the second installment of QT's first directorial debut Reservoir Dogs. Though the movies stand alone, the action and the dialogue seems as if they are part of the whole picture. QT is a genius with understanding the average man's dilemma with life and captures the mobs' life perfectly, making them sound and talk as human as possible, not just tough as they are. QT's screenplay in Pulp Fiction is no different in being, smart, creative and downright laugh-out-loud funny at times. There are extra tidbits that have been editted off the movie, so reading them even enhances the effectiveness of each scene. If ever there was a genius with words, Tarantino is suredly one of those few.
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Summary: A Must
Review: This book exemplifies Tarantino's genius at work. This is easily one of the defining films of the 1990's, and put Tarantino on the map as one of the finest writers, as well as directirs, of this generation.
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Summary: Not Pulp Dialogue.
Review: This is the screenplay to one of the most critically acclaimed films of the 1990's. I must admit that I'm not that big of a fan of Quentin Tarantino. His films are ultra-violent, portray a negative view of humanity, and often leave something lacking in the plot. However, I will grant that Tarantino is a great writer. His characters are fully fleshed-out and the words they speak are full of wit and humour. He also does some interesting things in connecting seemingly unrelated events and characters. This screenplay includes all the dialogue of the film with a few pieces that were deleted. There are also some pictures from the movie and an introduction. Great for any Tarantino fan or any serious film buff.
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Summary: Good and Great
Review: This screenplay is almost good as the film but You need to see the film to see how good and great it is. The great thing about the screenplay is you read parts that are not in the film.
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