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cthulhuawakens · 4 years ago
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“Each and every man under my command owes me 100 Nazi scalps. And I want my scalps. And all y'all will get me 100 Nazi scalps taken from the heads of 100 dead Nazis. Or you will die trying!” 
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naumovskidusan · 4 years ago
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self-taughtscreenwriting · 5 years ago
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agnesmai · 8 years ago
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Son of Pulp / Fils de Pulp
NOTE : On fridays I usually like to publish articles or inspiration sessions, I’ve just finished to record a video about jewelry making, did turn out as planned, the upload is long, crap internet connection crap and the upload froze twice while I was trying to upload it on youtube... My relationship with technology most of the time...
Le vendredi en rĂšgle gĂ©nĂ©ral j’essaie de publier des articles ou des inspi sessions, je viens de terminer de filmer une vidĂ©o tuto bijouterie, ça s’est pas vraiment passĂ© comme prĂ©vu. Connexion internet capricieuse, l’upload a freezĂ© deux fois... La technologie et moi, la plupart du temps...
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So I decided to repost on old article instead. Hope you like it ! Donc je re-publie un ancien article, j’espùre que ça te plaira !
It was realeased in 1994, it was a hit at the time, and we still talk about it today. One of my favorite movie of all times, and one of the directors I admire the most.
To make this article I based myself on two books, I picked what I thought could be interesting to share with you, I made my little mix switching from french to english. 
If you are a Tarantino lover, I can only recommend you to get those : Quintessential Tarantino, Edwin Page, Edition Marion Boyars Publishers LTD 2005 Quentin Tarantino
 Fils de Pulp. Sa vie, ses films, sa culture, Edition Fleuve Noir 1999
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Ce film est sorti en 1994, ça a fait un carton tout de suite, et on en parle encore Ă  l’heure actuelle. Un de mes films prĂ©fĂ©rĂ©s de tous les temps et un des rĂ©alisateurs que j’admire le plus.
Pour rĂ©aliser cet article je me suis basĂ©e sur deux bouquins, j’ai fait ma petite tambouille. J’ai essayĂ© de prendre des infos que je trouvais intĂ©ressantes Ă  partager avec vous. Si vous ĂȘtes un ‘Tarantinophile’, je ne peux que vous encourager Ă  vous procurer ces ouvrages : Quintessential Tarantino, Edwin Page, Edition Marion Boyars Publishers LTD 2005 Quentin Tarantino
 Fils de Pulp. Sa vie, ses films, sa culture, Edition Fleuve Noir 1999
The Birth of Pulp Fiction / La naissance de Pulp Fiction
«Half of my inspiration is from life and the other half is from those movies I watched.» Quentin Tarantino
Pulp : A soft, moist, shapeless mass of matter A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper.
It is during a chat between Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary that the idea of Pulp Fiction rose. At the beginning, the project was initially called «Black Mask». The idea was quiet simple: creating 3 stories using the ‘pulp pattern’. In 1993, while Quentin was in Amesterdam, finishing off the script, Harvey Weinstein successfully convinced Miramax to take part in this project. Which also happened to be co-produced by Danny De Vito’s company, Jersey Films with a rather small budget of 8M$.
Tarantino had originally wrote the script for the Tri-Star studio, who said no straight away partly because they didn’t think it would be funny I wonder who’s laughing now ^^
«Une moitiĂ© de mon inspiration est issue de la vie, l’autre moitiĂ© des films que j’ai vu.» Quentin Tarantino
Pulp : Partie charnue, molle du corps Livre ou magazine sur des sujets «à sensations» imprimé sur du papier bon marché
L’idĂ©e de Pulp Fiction est nĂ©e d’une conversation entre Quentin Tarantino et Roger Avery. La base du projet baptisĂ© dans un premier temps «Black Mask» Ă©tait simple : 3 histoires construites sur le mĂȘme modĂšle que les ‘pulps’. En 1993, alors que Quentin finissait d’écrire le script Ă  Amsterdam, Harvey Weinstein parvint Ă  convaincre Miramax de prendre part Ă  ce projet, qui fut co-produit par la compagnie de Danny De Vito, Jersey Films, avec un budget relativement modeste de 8 millions de dollars.
Tarantino avait initialement Ă©crit le script pour le studio Tri-Star qui a refusĂ© le projet immĂ©diatement, la raison principale ? Ca n’avait pas l’air assez drĂŽle (on se demande qui se marre maintenant ^^ )
Tarantino’s Touch / La Patte Tarantino
The direction «You always have to surprise the viewer, but you have to use reasonable ground situations that could happen to anybody [...] I like to do an unexpected U-Turn at some point, and all of a sudden, without any explanations, the viewer finds himself in another movie.»
«The idea is to take genre characters and put them in real-life situations and make them live by real-life rules.»
La mise en scĂšne «Il faut toujours surprendre le spectateur mais en partant de situations justifiĂ©es pouvant arriver Ă  tout le monde [...] ce qui me plait c’est d’opĂ©rer un virage Ă  180° que d’un seul coup, sans rien comprendre, le spectateur se retrouve dans un autre film.»
«L’idĂ©e c’est de prendre des personnages s’apparentant Ă  un genre, et de les mettre dans des situations de la vie courante, de les faire vivre avec les principes rĂ©gissant la vraie vie, la vie rĂ©elle.»
The music «When I’m writing a script, one of the first things I do is find the music I’m going to play for the opening sequence. I can’t go forward until I figure out how I’m going to start - what the opening mood music will be.»
«In my opinion, Pulp Fiction embodies a Rock’n’Roll version of western spaghetti [...] a clear solution came up to me while I was listenning to Kool and the Gang’s Jungle Boogie; I had a sort of revelation, I thought that not only this movie was influenced by western spaghetti but also Black movies shot throughout the Seventies (the blackxploitation era).»
La musique ïżœïżœLorsque je suis en train d’écrire un script, l’une des premiĂšres choses que je fais c’est de trouver la musique que je vais utiliser pour la sĂ©quence d’ouverture du film. Je ne peux pas aller plus loin tant que je n’ai pas dĂ©cidĂ© comment ça va commencer - quelle ambiance musicale aura le commencement.»
«Pulp Fiction reprĂ©sente pour moi la version Rock’n’Roll du spaghetti western [...] une solution s’est imposĂ©e d’elle-mĂȘme alors que j’écoutais Jungle Boggie de Kool and the Gang; j’ai eu une sorte de rĂ©vĂ©lation, j’ai pensĂ© que non seulement ce film Ă©tait influencĂ© par le spaghetti western mais aussi par les films tournĂ©s par des Blacks dans les Seventies (la blackxpoitation).»
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The Royal with Cheese. The opening exchange between Jules and Vincent about what the French call Quarter-Pounders is a reminder of the conversation between Jim and Huckleberry Finn about why the French don’t speak English.
La conversation entre Jules et Vincent à propos du fameux  «Quarter Pound with Cheese»  fait référence à la conversation entre Jim et Huckleberry Finn mentionnant pourquoi les français ne savent pas parler anglais.
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Marsellus’ Briefcase. We never find out what is in this black briefcase, some people believe that it is the diamonds from the bungled heist in Reservoir Dogs, while some think Marsellus’ soul is somehow stowed away in it (pretty funky theory right ?! ). However for the truth to be known, Tarantino actually said that he didn’t know what to put in the case, so decided to leave it to the viewers to decide.
On ne saura jamais ce que contient la fameuse mallette noire. Certains suggĂšrent qu’elle contiendrait les diamants provenant du casse foireux de Reservoir Dogs, alors que d’autres pensent que c’est l’ñme de Marsellus qui y rĂ©side (plutĂŽt funky comme thĂ©orie hein?!). Toutefois, Tarantino en a parlĂ© et a de ce fait levĂ© le voile sur ce mystĂšre: il ne savait pas quoi mettre Ă  l’intĂ©rieur de la mallette, il a donc prit le parti de laisser le spectateur dĂ©cider.
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Mia and Vincent on the dance floor. This scene was inspired by a dance sequence in Jean Luc Godard’s movie «Bande Ă  Part» (1964).
Cette scÚne a été inspiré par la séquence de danse du film «Bande à Part» (1964) réalisé par Jean Luc Godard.
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Butch and Marsellus : the reunion. This is reminiscent of the scene in Hitchcock’s «Psycho» (1960) when Janet Leigh’s character, Marion Crane sees her boss crossing the road when she stops at traffic lights. Another interesting fact that can be mentionned is that the following events (the chase and  what occurs in the pawn shop) were based on Roger Avary’s ideas.
Cette scĂšne s’avĂšre ĂȘtre Ă©vocatrice d’une sĂ©quence du fameux film «Psychose» (1960) rĂ©alisĂ© par Hitchcock, lorsque le personnage de Janet Leigh, Marion Crane voit son patron traverser la rue lorsqu’elle s’arrĂȘte au feu rouge. Un autre fait intĂ©ressant que l’on peut souligner, c’est que les Ă©vĂ©nements qui se produisent par la suite (la course poursuite et ce qui se passe dans la boutique de prĂȘteur sur gage) sont basĂ©es sur les idĂ©es de Roger Avary.
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Mr Wolf. Mr Wolf is based on the ‘cleaner’ character played by Jean Reno in Luc Besson’s «Nikita» (1990).
Le personnage de Mr Wolf fait rĂ©fĂ©rence au ‘nettoyeur’ interprĂ©tĂ© par Jean Reno dans le film de Luc Besson «Nikita» (1990).
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Vincent and Jules : The duo. There’s a clear on-screen chemistry between the two actors, a chemistry that John Travolta actually mentionned in an interview  : «We’re just natural together. We can’t help it. We don’t even try. We just are, and that’s very rare.»
La complicitĂ© entre les deux acteurs Ă  l’écran saute aux yeux, John Travolta l’a d’ailleurs mentionnĂ© dans une interview : « On se comporte de façon naturelle lorsqu’on tourne ensemble, sans faux semblants. C’est comme ça. Y’a rien Ă  faire. On est juste nous-mĂȘme, et ça, c’est quelque chose de trĂšs rare.»
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Lots of things happen in this movie while people are on the John / Beaucoup de choses dans ce film se produisent d’une maniùre ou d’une autre prùs des chiottes.
«Lots of things happen in this movie while people are on the John.» Tarantino has managed to make an element of real life which is ignored or seen as relatively unimportant in other movies vital to his narrative : here you see what you don’t see in other stories on the big screen; those things that we all do in our daily lives and which brings more ‘realness’ to it (people eating, taking showers, brushing their teeth, talking idly, returning from buying food and drinks...). This is partly why Pulp Fiction stands out from most other films.
Tarantino a rĂ©ussi Ă  faire d’un Ă©lĂ©ment de la vie courante, qui est occultĂ© ou relĂ©guĂ© au second plan dans la majoritĂ© des films, un facteur clĂ© de son histoire:  ici nous voyons ce qu’on ne montre pas sur grand Ă©cran; ces choses que nous faisons tous dans la vie de tous les jours et qui rendent l’histoire d’autant plus ‘authentique‘ (des gens qui mangent, qui se lavent, qui se brosse les dents, qui bavardent de tout et de rien, qui font leurs courses...). C’est en partie la raison pour laquelle Pulp Fiction sort du lot, et se diffĂ©rencie des autres films.
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«When you dare to make a peculiar movie, you shouldn’t be scared of how people respond to it. And even if some of them don’t like the movie, this doesn’t define them as ‘fools’. It’s just not their thing, that’s all. Nowhere it is written that a movie has to be a ‘universal piece of work’.»
«Quand on ose faire un film en marge de ce qui se fait, il ne faut pas avoir peur des rĂ©actions. Et mĂȘme si certains n’aiment pas le film, cela n’en fait pas des imbĂ©ciles pour autant. Ce n’est pas leur truc, c’est tout. Il n’est Ă©crit nulle part qu’un film doit ĂȘtre une oeuvre universelle.»
- Quentin Tarantino.
Bonus : The coolest movies of all time by Quentin Tarantino
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iskra81 · 8 years ago
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(via Tarantinophile pagina FB)
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morrisalty-blog · 9 years ago
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pillageplunderspoil · 12 years ago
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The Bear and I, before she was shipped away. Oh, how I miss her.
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habitual-smirk · 13 years ago
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tarantinophile replied to your post: You being happy about a great Bible study bears as much importance in the world as me having a really good talk about the Harry Potter books.
Guess who just earned a place on my “cool kids” list?
YESS!!! SUCCESS!!! :D
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