Best movie of the 20th Century

Rating: 10/10 (20 September 2008)

This is one of those rare movies that will never be forgotten, regardless of what age we will be in the future. I can guarantee that when the time comes when we'll be having flying cars, a vaccine that will obliterate every disease known to man and when the contiential drift makes the world strangely different than it is now, the movie "Pulp Fiction" will still be in the public conscious and everyone will still know what it is and what it's about.
The best part of the movie for me is the dialogue, and it is without a doubt the best screenplay ever written. Everything that comes out of the characters mouth is so effing cool and that's precisely what makes the characters stand out so well. These guys here are just normal people having normal everyday conversations about what cheeseburgers are called in Paris and how foot massages and having sex are totally different. It also makes some reference to pop-culture that no other film has. And what they always say is a thrill to listen to even though they don't contribute anything to the story.
Also, the movie's unusual structure is another high point, it isn't as straight-forward as the other movies are which is why they're boring to watch because you find out what everything is about almost right away. But for this, you're gonna have to watch the whole thing to get the answers to your questions that you think earlier in the movie. Like why did Jules and Vincent have the beach clothes on instead of the business suits they just had on? Or, why was Vincent alone in Butch's apartment and Jules wasn't around? Another purpose for this structure is to clearly describe each characters story like Butch with his watch, Mia Wallace going out with another guy to get a break from her violent crime lord of a husband or Vincent's stupidity and Jules with his odd biblical beliefs.
Quentin Tarantino made a masterpiece that surpasses all the Godfather films and the Shawshank Redemption. He basically takes what he did with Reservoir Dogs but made it longer, improved the dialogue and made the characters more deeper. Because of his film-making genius, this WILL stand the test of time forever.