Pulp Fiction Turns 30 - Variety Article with interviews

The 2-part Rewatchables podcast just done on the movie was great. Very informative about QT and his complete owning of the film and its process.

Top 10 minimum, probably top 5 all time movie for me. Can't hate anything about it it's a perfect movie.

my favorite movie ever

thanks for posting, will read later.

My best friend told me on a Monday he saw a movie over the weekend that was so good, he wanted to go watch it again. I think he just said it was an action movie with lots of funny parts. I was thinking it would be like Die Hard or Lethal Weapon. I went with him that night and saw it. The thing that I remember being different was the stuff in it that was funny wouldn't be funny in real life, but the way it was told, made it funny.

I had always heard people talk about how great the dialogue in some movies is, but that may have been the moment a light bulb came on, and I knew what that meant. It was like all of the crap Jules and Vincent said early on played out during the movie. It was like my friends and I talked when we were doing stuff we shouldn't have been doing. It was a lot of living by the seat of their pants living, and dialogue that went with it.

Had no idea Kathy Griffin was in it.

Now I love it a little bit less.

All-time great movie. So many lines I still use constantly.

Pretty please with sugar on top.

I’m pretty frickin far from ok.

If my answers frighten you, you should cease asking scary questions.

Let’s not go sucking each other’s dicks just yet.

Pride only hurts, it never helps.

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The 2-part Rewatchables podcast just done on the movie was great. Very informative about QT and his complete owning of the film and its process.

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must listen for any PF fan

I’m surprised they didn’t mention 2 Days in the Valley as inspired by Pulp Fiction.

It took multiple viewings for this movie to grow on me. I didn’t get it at first. I hated the disjointed timeline. But by 98 or so, it was one of my favorites and still is. It’s my favorite QT film by far.

I was 17 when this came out. Saw it in the theaters. Blew me away. I'll catch it on tv every few years, and it still holds up.

When it came out, I knew my brother in law really wanted to see it. My sister, though, hates violence and has to be dragged to violent movies.

She asked me "He wants to go see the Pulp movie, is it really violent?"

I look over at my bro in law, and he's staring at me wide eyed.

I look back at my sister and say "Not at all. its more of drama than anything."

Man law.