Analysis of Pulp Fiction

Rating: 10/10 (9 December 2019)

I love the opening scene of this movie because the two robbers plot what they are gonna do for their next robbery and right then and there they start to rob the place. But what I like most about this scene is how casual they are and happy and then they go full robbers and pull out their guns. I like how when the women says "Ill execute every motherf**cking last one of you" then the shot freezes on her and then they start on the opening credits.
I like how in movies when the shot starts off dark then whatever it is that the characters are behind opens then you see the characters. In Pulp Fiction the shot starts dark then the trunk opens and you get a low angle shot. The camera is in the trunk shot up at the Vincent and Jules getting their guns out of the trunk.
Tracking shot is used when Vincent and Jules walk to the apartment.
When Jules and Vincent enter the apartment the movie uses close shots of the characters faces so the audience understands the atmosphere of the conversation.
Mia calls Vincent a square without actually saying it. She moves her hand to make a square and the effects of movie makes a square. I like this editing technique, it different and something you don't see in most movies.
One of the reason why I enjoyed this movie so much is because Quentin Tarantino did a very good job at making me confused. Throughout the movie I had no idea what was really going on but as the movie went on you understood how the scenes connected to eachother.