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'With specific reference a film of your choice, discuss how it offers more than entertainment to its audience'- Pulp Fiction.
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'With specific reference a film of your choice, discuss how it offers more than entertainment to its audience' (Note: This text contains detailed descriptions of the film Pulp Fiction. If you have not seen the film, and do not wish for it to be spoiled, please see the film before reading on. Thanks.) Pulp Fiction (US, 1994) was directed by Quentin Tarintino, and stared, amongst others; John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman and Bruce Willis. It is a film that has provoked much discussion, ever since it was first released, mostly because of it's use of violence, but also over many other topics too. As Marjorie Baumgarten of The Austin Chronicle newspaper puts it: "...the movie makes you want to talk, want to babble, want to share your thoughts and enthusiasms." Pulp Fiction is a film that makes the viewer think in many different ways. You have to think to follow...
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