The Ultimate Movie

Rating: 10/10 (8 August 1999)

To me this movie has it all, a great premise, a clever script, and a wonderful storyteller in Tarantino. The acting is superb, but truly it didn't even need to be all that great. With so many lines which will be repeated long after you see this movie, it is pretty much an instant classic.
I've seen Pulp Fiction more times than I can count (Probably about 50) and it's the only film that I can still get joy out of after seeing it that many times. I was terribly confused as to what transpired the first time I saw it, but then after a few more viewings I began to realize the genius in this film isn't that Tarantino makes the viewer understand the film, he makes the viewer love it. From the "Big brain on Brad" scene until the "Bad Mother F--ker" scene, this movie aims to please. In that sense it is probably the anti-classic, but since we already have a surplus of sex, drugs, and violence in film and on television why not just roll them all into one, multiply by one hundred, and make a movie out of it.
Unfortunately this will probably be Tarantino's last great film judging from the pathetic aftershock which turned out to be Jackie Brown.