LONDON — Although it was released in cinemas over a quarter of a century ago, Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction still packs a punch.
And while the film has become a critically-acclaimed cult classic, its fairly adult content did drum up some scrutiny from censors at the time it was released.
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) gave the film an 18 certificate (uncut) in 1994. The report which was written by an examiner at the time — which details the reasons why the film wasn’t censored, as it was in some countries like France — has been shared with Mashable by the BBFC. Read more…
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