Pulp Fiction is a deliriously entertaining, genre-defying roller coaster that upends expectations at every turn. The film’s greatest strength lies in its unabashed willingness to embrace extreme contrasts—scenes oscillate wildly between pitch-black humor, bone-crunching violence, and genuine moments of emotional weight, yet nothing ever feels out of place. Director Quentin Tarantino sews these seemingly incompatible elements together with such confidence that the viewer is swept along, unsure whether to laugh or cringe, but too fascinated to look away.
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