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"Pulp Fiction" 1994.
What exactly does the title of this film mean?
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#60022. Asked by UT-7.
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tjoebigham
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It refers to the type of tough-guy stories published in the pulp magazines that were in their heyday in the 30's. They were often lurid crime stories (though other genres, such as Westerns and sci-fi also appeared) and Tarantino was filming similar stories, hence the title.
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