What a great movie is...

Rating: 9/10 (31 July 2015)

"PULP FICTION"
Do you know what a great movie is?
It is an odd, bizarre montage, dedicated to you, portraying yourself. A mirror.
As the movie shows you violence, sex and drugs, it provokes your disturbed personality you so desperately have always wanted to hide. It unleashes the beast in you. It grabs you from your skin to the most feared underground you long time obliviously abandoned. What a mess.
Let's be frank. Didn't you feel any satisfaction with the scenes of the now established and celebrated "Pulp Fiction"? Why was this piece of work so much acclaimed from the critics as it was from the audience? Because you are satisfied with every inch that movie shows you. And you feel uncomfortable about that. And somehow you like that inconvenience. And it is embarrassing talking about it, right?
For some critics the film is an ode to pop culture, as it's also a pioneer in introducing again the post-modernism. It's more than that. It is more than a homage, more than a plainly influenced art movie.
It is obvious for everybody who has seen the film that it maintains a deeper meaning. Maybe not. But you thought about it, leaving the thought as an unfinished book on your shelf.
The film follows a path of judgment while the main characters are absent from any foundation. They have a lack of value and they don't have a religion to follow. That depicts the tragedy of human nature and combines it with sneaky allusions.
If anyone wants to learn more about the imagery and metaphorical significance of "Pulp Fiction", I'd like to suggest reading about nihilism and study philosophy.
There is a lot more to say about Pulp Fiction. But it's a bit late. Don't forget to study philosophy. It will help.