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Pulp Fiction Post modernism
This document discusses elements of Quentin Tarantino's film Pulp Fiction that demonstrate postmodernist influences, such as deliberately unrealistic backdrops, references to other films like Deliverance and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and a character's hairstyle being inspired by Louise Brooks in the 1928 film Pandora's Box.
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Pulp Fiction Post modernism
- 1. Pulp Fiction –Post Modernism
- 2. Quentin Tarantino isInfluenced by Jean Luc Godard
- 3. Mia Wallace –Drawing a rectangle on screen
- 4. Deliberately bad backdropson car journeys
- 5. The shop inwhich Marcellus and Butch are assaulted is called the Mason-Dixon.
- 6. Links to filmssuch as Deliverance and Texas chainsaw massacre
- 7. Mia’s haircut –Louise Brooks in Pandora’s box 1928
- 8. Vincent Vega walkingthrough the restaurant – Reference to popular culture