Pulp Fiction

Even though Pulp Fiction was released in 1994, it’s still one of the most iconic movies of all time and it is even relevant to review after 23 years. “Pulp Fiction” was directed by the very controversial Quentin Tarantino, the same director that directed Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Django, and so on. Whether you like Quentin Tarantino or completely despise him, the majority would agree that Pulp Fiction is one of a kind movie. The movie starts John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson, who both did a phenomenal job acting as two villains.

According to IMDB, this masterpiece of a movie won an Oscars including the “Best Writing” award, and was nominated “Best Actor” for both John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson, “Best Actress” for Uma Thurman, “Best Film Editing” and “Best Director”. “Pulp Fiction” also won many other awards such as a Golden Globe, BAFTA Film Award, Screen Actor Guild Awards, and many, many, others.

Pulp Fiction is a film that covers huge variety of topics including gang members, hitmen, drugs, violence, love, and so on. This thriller comedic movie contains numerous iconic cinematic scenes of all time including the dancing scene, the burger scene, and etc. One of my favourite scene was when Mia, played by Uma Thurman, overdosed on cocaine and Vincent tried to kill her by sticking a needle to her chest.