A-Level Film Studies - ‘Pulp Fiction’ & Auteur (Part 2 of 3) Tarantino's Signatures

[@goofygoober247]

you're a legend, you saved me so much time. wish me luck for my final exam tomorrow ❤

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

Good luck!

[@jackbaines5909]

This video is great. I can genuinely say i learned more in this video then i did in the weeks covering Pulp Fiction in my A-level class

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

Thanks Jack.

[@jenna495]

mr Gardner you're brilliant! Was feeling stuck and this video has saved me thank you

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

No problem. Glad to hear it helped

[@zakj3769]

so fascinating, learned a lot, thanks for all the hard work, you're one of the very few film studies channels that is actually proper film studies. Hope your channel grows, mainly because I'd love to see you break down all the greats classics!

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

Thank you Zak. Will do my best!

[@jackdoona9598]

Great videos for revision! Can't wait for part 3 :)

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

Thanks. Will start editing this week.

[@stanwoodward3396]

Great video, learned more from this than I did my film teacher, thank you.

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

:D thanks! Part 3 should be up in the next few weeks

[@benvincent6473]

Yes Mr Gardner

[@user-SJT2205]

Could these be considered postmodern or experimental as well

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

What aspects are you referring to please? Generally speaking most of the signatures probably come under some aspect of postmodernism. However, I wouldn't say "Pulp Fiction" is especially experimental.

[@user-SJT2205]

@@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel could I mention gender and race representation as postmodern?

[@marcestrada9987]

I disagree with your style over substance comment, especially about how cool the characters are. Yea they are cool, but not for the sake of being cool, the majority of the characters are vain and greedy. All of their cool wallets and such emphasize how much they care about their self indulgence. In my opinion the “cool” factor is often used in his films to showcase character development/ opinions. We usually like the “cool” even on the villains.

[@MrGardnersFilmStudiesChannel]

I agree it certainly makes immoral characters more likable.