perspectives-pulp fiction & postmodernism  Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction is a film that was developed in 1994. The film itself was later considered to be a film that protracted post-modernism. The film is structured with a three-story plot that has taken this influences from a film “Black Sabbath 1963.” In Pulp Fiction there are two main hitmen, you have Samuel Jackson who character is Jules Winnfield and John Travolta his character being Vincent Vega. They’re trying to retrieve a suitcase which has been stolen from their employer.   Who is the mob boss, Marsellus Wallace and is played by Ving Rhames. Alongside this Wallace has asked Vincent to take his wife Mia (Uma Thurman) out while he is out of town. Bruce Willis “Butch Coolidge” is an older boxer who has been paid by Wallace to lose a fight. These are the three plots that occur to form the main plotline in the film. Pulp Fiction is a film that mixes up past films using music, scene sequences, c...