Holy Cow. One of the best movies of the 90s

Rating: 10/10 (6 April 2006)

I'm not kidding about any of this. Pulp Fiction is indeed one of the best movies ever made. There are so many scenes in this movie that are memorable, I couldn't talk about them all without taking up way too much space.
The dialogue in this film is magnificent. Samuel Jackson and John Travolta as hit men have most of the best lines, but they are not the only ones with incredible lines. We have Uma Thurman, Bruce Willis, Christopher Walken who has a small part but has dialogue which is just as good as Travolta's and Jackson's, Ving Rhames, Tim Roth, Amanda Plummer. You get the idea.
The plot revolves around a number of people, many mentioned above but not all, and how their paths cross in different ways. Each story, I think there are about three but there might be more, is mixed up, but everything comes together in a finale at a diner which makes complete sense and wouldn't have worked better any other way. Pulp Fiction begins and ends in almost the same time period, but we as the viewers know much more about the characters at the end that we didn't know when the movie first started. It was a clever idea which breathed new life into the gangster picture. Pulp Fiction's time twist was one that many other films followed with moderate success. The most recent being 2005s Sin City, another incredible film.
Great scenes, Great dialogue, great characters, and a great story. This movie has it all and as directed by Quentin Tarantino is one of the best movies made in the 90s. It is definitely Tarantino's greatest achievement and should've won best picture in 1994.