Had to chime in!

Rating: 10/10 (11 December 2019)

I'm an avid IMDB lurker and first time reviewer. I saw Pulp fiction in the theater while in high school. I left confused and amazed at the same time. It took me a few years to fully grasp how amazing it was, and by college my apartment wall had your stereotypical Resevoir Dogs poster.
I'm not a QT fan boy. I don't like all of his work, all of his scenes, etc. I suspect that most of the haters of this movie are craving the intense dialogue of Pulp Fiction or the fight scenes from Kill Bill Volume I.
Honestly, I loved everything about this movie. Particularly, the top notch acting by everyone (I mean everyone). Leo playing Dalton - acting a scene, and forgetting his lines, acting a cut, acting a second take (all in one take) was amazing. The little girl taking a revolver to the head and getting tossed! We will certainly see more of her. Cliff against Bruce? That was fantastic and funny! It left me wanting to know so much more about the character Cliff, and what QT (the Kung Fu fan) thinks of Bruce Lee. The true star was Randy, a dog that everyone loves and more importantly respects. Randy makes you want to own an American bulldog.
The characters were great, the acting was great. Every little clip that was recreated and included the same level of visual noise that you see on old footage. The music on the TV shows, the credits, it was all so-very-spot-on. I didn't grow up tuning the rabbit ears to catch shows like these, but they were a summer time staple for me watching re-runs between ITT technical college commercials. The branding of the dog food is stuck in my brain, just like I will never forget the tailgate on the Wagon or story of Zed's chopper.
I greatly appreciated the attention to detail. I started this movie at 10PM at home, with a bad cold, and there was need to push through it. I was happy before the big ending started, and I was pleasantly surprised with the outcome.