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39 Things You Didn't Know About Pulp Fiction - Kiwi Report

39 Things You Didn't Know About Pulp Fiction


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Quentin Tarantino’s barnstorming 1992 pulpy LA-based crime caper is regarded as one of the best films of all time, with a devoted following. Still, this movie has some secrets behind it. Care to read on?
[post_page_title]As If You Didn’t Know[/post_page_title]
The most obvious secret about Pulp Fiction is that it takes its namesake and stylistic choices from trashy “pulp” novels, which were big on violence, wit, and exploiting a hungry audience.
pulp_1[post_page_title]Method Acting[/post_page_title]
To get into the head of heroin addict Vincent Vega, John Travolta spoke to a recovering addict. The addict told him to lie in a hot pool and drink tequila, as that best simulated heroin’s effects on the body.
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