Tarantino at his best

Rating: 10/10 (7 August 2013)

Standing tall at #4 in IMDb's top 250 movie list, this movie is one of the most memorable movies of all time. With some laugh out loud moments and unforgettable dialog and reward deserving acting. Pulp Fiction is truly Tarantino at his best.
The Good:Every conversation in this movie is full of great dialog, interesting and in-depth conversations (even when they talk about foot massages. You could take any line from this move, slap it on a T-shirt, and everyone who has seen this movie would know that quotation is from Pulp Fiction. The movie is full twists and funny sketches throughout the plot.
It seems like in every Tarantino movie, the actors are putting on their best performance, and its easy to tell that they are having a blast while filming. Pulp Fiction is acting paradise, which is important in a movie where dialog is the focal point.
The Bad: There is not much to go in "the bad" section. The movie slows down about half way through the movie, with a meaningless, unintelligent conversation between Butch and Fabinne in a hotel room. However this conversation is only about 10 minutes and is forgivable.
What I Wanted to see: Pulp fiction is a very satisfying movie with a lot of re-watch value. However I would have liked to see a bit more interaction between the two hit-men and Marsellus Wallace, it's clear to tell who gives who the orders between them, but I wanted to see a conversation between the three.
All in All: Pulp fiction is a great movie, with fantastic dialog, acting and memorable, humorous plot twists. There was really no actor who stole the show in this movie considering every actor killed their role. Pulp Fiction will go down as one of Tarantino's best and as one of the most memorable movies of all time.