Excellent Movie!

Rating: 10/10 (7 June 2006)

Quentin Torantino's masterpiece of directing Pulp Fiction is "directing" at it's finest. He managed to combine art, amorality, character development, gutter language and combine it all within mixing cultural and societal elements at a time when it was unheard of in cinema. And he made the characters believable, vulnerable, full of character flaws and very charismatic. The remarkable thing about this movie is that it made it into theaters at all in the hight of the era of "political correctness", "feminism", "O.J. Simpson trial" and "Rodney King" fiasco. It rejuvenated the flagging movie career of John Travolta. This movie rates up there with "A Clockwork Orange" which was Stanley Kubrick's Masterpiece.
Perhaps what stands out in "Pulp Fiction" the most is Torantino's intelligent dialogue, believable characters, everyday human mistakes that turn into the most absurd yet believable circumstances. It is truly an "orginal"