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A great cover from Neil Diamond classing song, the rendition made by Urge Overkill for the "Pulp Fiction" soundtrack managed to shadow the
original version and becoming a large hit from the 1990's along with the successful award-winning Tarantino movie. It's the basic concept of a
soundtrack music video with few clips from the film and the band performance, this one captured on a boat at night with people having dinner
and barely noticing the band's presence.
It sells "Pulp Fiction" in a great way from the get-go, showing Uma Thurman and her Mia Wallace character playing the song on her great stereo system, the few clips presented are just the special happy moments rather than the thrills or the violence of it all, with few shots from the main cast; and Urge Overkill's presence dominates the clip as they perform the great ballad. Not sure if the settings suits the atmosphere and/or the film's themes but nothing wrong with it A great soundtrak classic from the 1990's. 8/10.
It sells "Pulp Fiction" in a great way from the get-go, showing Uma Thurman and her Mia Wallace character playing the song on her great stereo system, the few clips presented are just the special happy moments rather than the thrills or the violence of it all, with few shots from the main cast; and Urge Overkill's presence dominates the clip as they perform the great ballad. Not sure if the settings suits the atmosphere and/or the film's themes but nothing wrong with it A great soundtrak classic from the 1990's. 8/10.
- Rodrigo_Amaro
- Mar 26, 2024
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