Pulp Fiction
Introduction
The film under analysis in this paper is “Pulp Fictions” (May 1994) directed by Quentine Tarantino, USA, and produced by Lawrence Bender. It is a black comedy crime film with twelve characters. This paper gives an in-depth analysis of the film by uncovering and exploring its implications.

Research Questions
i) Why was the text chosen for analysis and what aspects will be analyzed?
ii) Was it socially influential?
iii) Did people talk a lot about it?
iv) Does it illustrate something natural?
v) Is the illustration wrong?
I chose this text because it contains most pressing and emerging issues in the society. These are criminal activities, which blends well with the way actors depict several scenes of humor. The film is also interesting because its actors utilize guns as they execute robbery scenes. The film is also the best because it holds a reputation for having been nominated for the Oscar Awards and for receiving Palme d’Or award in 1994. In this text, I am going to analyze the role, the theme of crime, and its effects that are so rampant in the context of the setting of the film in the 20th century. The film has several social scenes that portrayed negative effects of the surroundings to the people. These social issues include the immoral activities practiced by the people, drug abuse, and criminal activities. However, the most negative social impression is the abuse of drugs. Ladies publicly smoke cigarettes, thereby sending a bad picture to the community, especially to the young generation.
Another reason that I chose the text was because with all the acclaim that the film has had over the years, this film is unlike any other. The difference is easily discernable since the movie does not follow a linear time line like other movies. The film is also characterized by very witty dialogue that makes it very interesting to analyze and a complex story line that is difficult to follow and yet the film has been known to be one of the best ever produced in recent history. What will be analyzed therefore are the themes that are most prevalent in the film such as crime and religion. These themes in particular were chosen since the first is clearly seen in the movie and has a huge social impact even to this day and the second is just as relevant, but is not as clear to see if the film is not analyzed thoroughly.
The film was extremely socially influential. One of the reasons that the film was so influential was that it addressed the issues that are faced in everyday society in a comical and yet accurate way. Issues such as drug abuse, robberies, and killings are addressed in a manner that the society of the time was likely to identify with. In addressing these issues, the film also addresses the consequences of the social ills that are in t

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