Although the British media still frequently brought up "Howards End" during these two months, the level of attention had clearly not reached the previous "heights," as evident from the reviews gradually moving from the front page to the second or third pages. After all, provocations were uninteresting without any rebuttals, and no matter how much they questioned, Adrian's only response was, "Please wait for the film's release before making a fair judgment."
Thus, the hype inevitably dwindled, and the remaining attention mainly centered around the intriguing performance of "Pulp Fiction." Released almost simultaneously in the United Kingdom and the United States, it had already been withdrawn from theaters and had garnered over 20 million British Pounds in box office revenue in the UK, also winning the fervent support of numerous film enthusiasts.
