Pulp Fiction

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Fight Club: Overrated. Really Good, But Not Perfect

A look at Fight Club with Spoilers. Beware.

Published in Cinemarolling by zoeyclark, on February 15, 2010

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The first of my three reviews on the three essential classic gangster films.

Published in Cinemarolling by Connor Scully, on February 12, 2010

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Your Wall Art, Grown Up

Magical place called Holly-Hollywood.

Published in Cinemarolling by Jenepher, on December 6, 2009

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Tarantino’s Seventh Symphony: “Inglourious Basterds” – Music to Our Ears?

Quentin Tarantino is an auteur in my eyes but the audience will have to decide whether they can stomach an alternative version of Nazi exploits during the Second World War. I’ve done my best to ensure there are no spoilers in my piece.

Published in Cinemarolling by Ricrob, on September 5, 2009

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Inglourious Bastards

Tarantino’s highly anticipated film has finally hit the cinemas. But how does it measure up against his previous masterpieces?

Published in Action by Jack Harris, on August 23, 2009

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The Start of Criticism. Let’s Start Positive, Let’s Go Quentin Tarantino

My first film critique blog, about my idol, Quentin Tarantino.

Published in Cinemarolling by Josh Deveau, on August 22, 2009

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Best Quentin Tarantino Movies

Actor-writer-director Quentin Tarantino is a real force in Hollywood. Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill, Jackie Brown, Inglourious Basterds are his top movies.

Published in Cinemarolling by William J Felchner, on August 20, 2009

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Death Proof

This review is based on my opinion of the Tarantino movie Death Proof that was released a few years back.

Published in Action by MJ Taylor, on June 1, 2009

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Five Greatest Scripted Scenes

The five greatest movie scenes in my opinion I know this is going to cause a lot of controversy. There not actually my favorite of all time but they are my favorite in dialogue terms.

Published in Cinemarolling by Kelvin Thomas, on April 12, 2009