Pulp: A Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets

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Pulp: A Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets

2014

1h 30m

Documentary

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The band Pulp returns to the stage in Sheffield for the last time.

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Witty, warm, and unconventional, Pulp makes up in overall entertainment what it lacks in depth.

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Judy Berman

Flavorwire

09/21/2017

Whatever the reason, this truly is a film about life, death, and supermarkets, which means it's a far better film about Pulp than any mere record of their final concert would have been.

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Mark Jenkins

NPR

11/20/2014

The abbreviated history may mystify people who don't already know the basics. But the film does offer a vivid portrait of Cocker - wit, unlikely casanova and quite possibly hypochondriac - and an intriguing if glancing one of Doyle.

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Laura M. Browning

AV Club

11/19/2014

B-

Habicht never dives too deeply or casts his net too widely, but as a filmic love letter to Sheffield, the resulting doc is full of small delights for serious Pulp fans.

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Graeme Tuckett

The Post NZ

04/05/2021

It's one of the better concert movies you'll ever see, but also much more than that, as Habicht paints a picture of a city and its inhabitants, not all of whom care about the band at all.

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Bill Chambers

Film Freak Central

09/20/2015

2.5/4

While the democracy of it casts a sweet spell and speaks to Pulp's generosity and humility, one wonders if even in this era of selfie culture Pulp fans will want to see this much of themselves on screen

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Robert Roten

Laramie Movie Scope

02/05/2015

C+

What makes this rock doc a little different is that there are interviews of other people in Sheffield who talk about Sheffield as a city and as a backdrop for Pulp's music. This movie will appeal to Pulp fans and those interested in Sheffield.

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02/05/2018

A bit lifeless unfortunately. Didnt go into enough detail about the band to warrant making this movie a documentary, would have worked better as a true concert movie.

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11/28/2015

I didn't pay too much attention to it,I thought it was nice,an okay doc for fans only...but i'm giving it 4 stars just because I love Pulp. the end.

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08/01/2015

Great. Uplifting and sweet,

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05/10/2015

Lots of shockingly ugly people in this documentary--makes me want to go to Sheffield.

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03/28/2015

An interesting look at a very normal bunch of people who are part of an iconic band.

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03/26/2015

good interesting doc

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Florian Habicht

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Jarvis Cocker

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Nick Banks

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Steve Mackey

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Peter O'Donoghue

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Alex Boden

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Synopsis

The band Pulp returns to the stage in Sheffield for the last time.

Director: Florian Habicht
Screenwriter: Peter O'Donoghue
Production Co: Altitude Film Entertainment, Pistachio Pictures
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: British English
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 2, 2016
Runtime: 1h 30m

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