Answering some questions...

Rating: Null/10 (13 September 1998)

First off, as I read sometime ago, Tarantino with "Pulp Fiction" doesn ´t try to introduce and/or play with a plot, instead he introduces you to a world. His world. A world where the so-called "anti-socials" are far more complicated than the "normal people" (as I´m writting this, and I use the term "normal people" I laugh, and feel dirty). These anti socials are haunted by greater problems. Self-finding issues. Tarantino uses the questions raised by one-self to make the characters of the movie think about their lives. To think about what they´re doing with them. As Jules says, he´s trying to be the sheperd. Even God gets involved. Even God has a chance. Even bad guys can change. In more technical purposes, the director (Q. Tarantino), uses an infinity of signs, and symbols to put us throughout the story...once again, not a simple plot, but a whole world. The camera movement, although not ground-stomping, jaw-dropping, is fine. One thumb up. Fine directing. The story, on the other hand...woooow! Leaves me speechless, breathless, etc. It´s an extasy just to read the script, just to think of it as a book. Hats off for Tarantino as a writter...Avary too.
Finally, bashing a little bit, Tarantino needs some expertise as a director, but his writting skills are top-notch.