Never a Dull Moment,

Rating: 10/10 (20 May 2013)

Pulp Fiction is a fantastic movie with an extremely well thought out plot and an outstanding cast. The film is told like no other, as Quentin Tarantino has different stories taking place over separate time periods. It is very intriguing as we are introduced to the characters stuck in one scenario and are wondering how they got there, and we get to find put later. I did not leave the film feeling there was anything left out, or any plot holes.
A wacky universe is created very effectively here by Tarantino, the characters all stand out and each one is perfectly crafted by the director. We are given a great feel for this world and, by the end of it, we truly feel we are a part of it.
Of course, another part of bringing these characters to life for its audience is the cast. John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson deliver some of the highlights of their career, the dialogue between Vincent and Jules is some of the best in film history. Uma Thurman also delivers a unique performance and the likes of Bruce Willis, Tim Roth and Ving Rhames come together to make it a ridiculously well rounded cast.
The combination of a great director, cast, story and soundtrack make a movie that, even after all these years, is a true individual. Well acted and very engrossing, I would really recommend Pulp Fiction to all movie buffs, particularly if you are a fan of some of Tarantino's other work, this can not be missed.
A tale of four separate stories which revolve around two hit men, the hit men's bosses wife, a boxer with a priceless watch and a couple at a diner.
Best Performance: Samuel L. Jackson