Quentin Tarantino's flawless accomplishment

Rating: 10/10 (29 August 2012)

Quentin Tarantino has done the impossible and, through the excess of violence and the use captivating dialog, took an improbable idea and executed it flawlessly. Following absolutely no movie format or script guideline, Quentin delivers a powerful film that will forever be engraved in pop culture. The irony behind it, however, is that the movie is a satire of pop culture itself.
Quentin manages to make extreme violence and two menacing hired killers both humorous and enjoyable. How? The key lies in the dialog. For example, when Vincent -one of the killers- was driving with Jules and unnecessarily shoots the black man that was in the back seat of the car, blood and brain parts splatter everywhere. What does the audience do? Laugh. A combination of John Travolta's indifferent, yet humorous attitude accentuated by his line of "Aww man, I shot Marvin in the face." and Samuel Jackson's loud reaction with "WHY'D YOU SHOOT MARVIN IN THE FACE?" completely makes the audience feel no empathy for the deceased man. The dialog shifts their focus of attention from the murder and simply makes the whole situation laughable. Genius. Note, this was achieved also by the perfect acting performance from both actors.
This is why I loved this movie. On top of that it has an all star crew. John Travolta, Samuel Jackson, Bruce Willis, Uma Thurman -excellent cast performance!