Great in every way... And different in many ways

Rating: 10/10 (16 December 2012)

Chronologically, it is the last of the wow-movies for me so far; the other two are Cabaret (1972) and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975). I can still remember my thoughts and ravishment during and after seeing Pulp Fiction - directing and plot compilation was so different, and the director was totally unknown to me (I had not heard of Reservoir Dogs before). And the cast: plenty of that-time and/or current stars, even in smaller roles, with the budget less than 10 million USD! Many effects, manners, ideas are still conceptional, and lots of later parodies and imitations have just fastened its place in the movie history. Luckily, Pulp Fiction was praised and prized already directly after screening, sometimes big innovations and improvements are understood years after.
I have seen all Tarantino's movies and Pulp Fiction is still the one I like most, although I cannot say the others are bad, weak or something, but Pulp has undoubtedly the most sophisticated storyline and the wittiest dialogs/remarks.