brilliant

Rating: 10/10 (24 February 2006)

Allow me to start by saying this is my second favourite movie, which is a fine compliment in itself, (if i do say so myself!) Quintin Tarantino is the master of the dialogue perpetuated movie. In saying that, pulp fiction doesn't shy away from the bloodier confrontations either, but it conducts itself with good humour and plenty of deep story lines where at the end of each short story, the characters are always questioning..."well....what now?" Tarantino's style in his writing is very original, as i said, a crime movie with more clever dialogue pieces than bullets is an impressive feat.
Tarantino's directing carries plenty of traces of 70's crime flicks which he openly admits that he was a massive fan of. John Travolta is the king of the screen, but it is Samuel L Jackson's character that i get closest too, and i have the utmost respect for Tim Roth as an actor, especially after his role in another brilliant Tarantino film 'Reservoir Dogs'.
Pulp Fiction is one of those films that you must see, you haven't watched true brilliance until you see Tarantino doing his finest work, (but personally, i think he should leave the acting to the pro's!) must see, 10/10!