Probably the most well written movie of the past few decades.

Rating: 10/10 (27 January 2005)

'Pulp Fiction' was one of the best films of the '90s. With it's superb performances, and a masterfully told story, through flashbacks and a plot that has more twists and turns than any English country lane, pulp fiction remains and shall ever be a fine piece of work.
Tarantino's blend of so many different styles of music, ranging from the likes of Dusty Springfield and Chuck Berry, mixed with the visceral characters of everyday life, makes it a delight to watch again and again.
There are some spectacular moments, like Butch's surprise when he sees Marcellus at a traffic light. What follows is the best bits of the movie. With a jerky hand-held camera we move from the car crash into a random shop where the owner knocks out Butch, after he knocks out Marcellus.
A key theme follows when Butch escapes, redemption. Butch goes back with a samurai sword to free Marcellus and himself of being in Marcellus's debt.
What's my verdict? If you haven't seen this film, then you haven't lived