Sheer brilliance

Rating: 10/10 (7 April 2002)

This is without a doubt one of the greatest and most shockingly powerful films in history. Showing with realistic scenes and dialogue the underworld life in LA, Pulp Fiction shows what true brilliance is. The music is fantastic, the cast are fantastic, particuarly from Travolta, Jackson, Thurman, and Willis in his best role.
I have watched Pulp Fiction many times, and it still makes me flinch when Jules holds up the gun at Brett (I think that's his name, he was played by Frank Whaley), while reciting the Bible passage, it still makes me sick when Mia Wallace does that thing (I won't say because the nice people at IMDb might consider it a spoiler, but its nothing sexual), and it still makes me laugh with the conversations between Jules and Vincent (aka: the foot massage thing, eating bacon).
Tarantino, as he had with Reservoir Dogs, has showed what film brilliance is.