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PULP FICTION/ FOOD FILMS/ FILM MAIN
Dir: Quentin Tarantino/ Writing credits: Quentin Tarantino (stories), Roger Avery/ 1994/ USA/ 154 mins
Trendy teenagers and young adults, attuned to oblique or perverse associations, are likely to recall the opening riff from PULP FICTION – in which John Travolta impresses his fellow hit-man by explaining that the French call a quarterpounder with cheese a royale.

The plot is separated in three different stories. These three stories fit perfectly to each other. The first is about John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson, two hit men who have to get a briefcase for there boss (Ving Rhames). The second is about Bruce Willis, a boxer who betrayed the boss of Travolta and Jackson. The third is about Tim Roth and Amanda Plummer, who rob a restaurant. It happens that Travolta and Jackson are at the same moment in the very same place. They have a couple of problems on there way, Harvey Keitel is their savior and Travolta has a hard time with the wife of Ving Rhames (played by Uma Thurman). It sounds very intricate, sometimes it is, but most of the time it is easy to follow.

Sounds

I'll be back before you can say blueberry pie, blueberry pie, Maybe not that fast, but pretty fast OK

Drinks music. I gotta take a piss. That's a little bit more info I needed.

Big Kahuna Burger!

Jules explaining to Jimmy how great the coffee is, Jimmy thinks not

Pretty good milkshake

Hamburgers , the cornerstone of every nutritious breakfast

So pretty please with sugar on top, clean the fucken car!

Jules telling off the fat restaurant owner

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