If you don't watch this movie, you won't understand the real Tarantino. It is "Arguably" Tarantino's best film, which debuted with Reservoir Dogs. Before watching a movie, it is necessary to get to know the director a little. Tarantino is not a straight director. He is an innovative director, he has a unique style, obsessions, and indispensable actors. It is also his style not to keep the story flow in one plane, but to show violence as an ordinary thing in the flow of life.
It is fun and fluent, especially with its lines and music, and it has peaked in terms of acting quality. Samuel Jackson, John Travolta and especially Uma Thurman peaked. The montage of the movie forces one to think, but the plot falls into place one by one in the finale like a jigsaw puzzle. Tarantino, who did not reveal what was in "that bag" after years; We can say that his style has reached the kingdom. I can say that it is one of the cult movies that you must watch before you die.
So what was in the bag, really? The researches and the general result, which we encounter in many places; Although it may seem strange at first, this claim has become stronger, the claim is that; If you go step by step; There is the soul of "Marcellus Wallace" in the bag, Because Marcellus Wallace sold his soul to the devil (yes, it may sound ridiculous right now), for that reason Marcellus attaches great importance to this bag, you know what is done for the sake of the bag in the movie, they gave 3 reasons for this.
First of all, that bright light in the bag, it is believed that the soul shines in Christianity, they first strengthened this claim, then the password of the bag that came after the code is the number "666", as it is known, this number is the sign of the devil! Finally, I'm sure you've noticed in the movie, Marcellus Wallace's "band-aid on the back of his neck", again in Christianity, it is believed that the devil removes the soul from the back of the human neck. In this context, it does not seem improbable that Wallace's soul is in the Bag.
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It may sound ridiculous, but when you look at the claim and the facts it supports, it is a highly probable situation, when it comes to Tarantino, one is not too surprised. Because when Tarantino is asked about this claim, he avoids even giving an answer. This is just a research, interesting and for those who want to master the subject.
1994 American crime film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. The film is known for its nonlinear narrative structure, which interweaves several parallel storylines that revolve around the Los Angeles criminal underworld.
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The film's ensemble cast includes John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, and Bruce Willis. Travolta and Jackson play hitmen working for mob boss Marsellus Wallace, who enlists them to retrieve a valuable briefcase stolen by a rival gang. Meanwhile, Wallace's wife, Mia, is having an affair with boxer Butch Coolidge, who is also on a mission to retrieve a stolen item.
Pulp Fiction is a complex and highly stylized film that explores themes of loyalty, redemption, and the nature of violence. Tarantino's dialogue is sharp and often humorous, and the film's nonlinear structure keeps the viewer on their toes.
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Travolta and Jackson both deliver outstanding performances as hitmen Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield, respectively. Travolta's portrayal of Vega is particularly noteworthy, as he manages to make the character both likable and menacing. Thurman is also excellent as Mia, bringing a sense of vulnerability and strength to the role.
One of the most iconic scenes in the film is the "dance scene," in which Vincent and Mia perform a twist dance at a 1950s-themed restaurant. The scene is both funny and tense, and it perfectly captures the film's blend of humor and violence.
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Pulp Fiction is a classic film that is still just as entertaining and thought-provoking today as it was upon its release. It's a must-see for fans of crime dramas, and it remains one of Tarantino's best works.
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It may not appeal to everyone, but it is a movie liked by the vast majority. It reflects Tarantino's style well, I recommend it, it is one of the movies that should be watched.