Possibly one of the greatest of all time

Rating: 10/10 (9 July 2003)

Pulp Fiction is brilliant in almost every shot, every line of dialogue. Tarantino really filled this film with some wonderful touches, the quirky and profane dialogue, truly outlandish situations, and larger-than-life characters. You can tell that he really loves film--it just seems like the guy loves making movies and wants his audience to have fun, too.
The thing that really sends this film above and beyond others is the human heart beating at the center of this very rough film. In Vincent, Jules, Mia, and Butch, we have a cast of characters who approach the world with a definite sense of irony and cynicism. Yet, Tarantino tempers these sharper elements with some genuine human emotion: love, longing, and the desire for redemption. Highly reccomended.