brilliant brilliant brilliant film from the amazing Quentin Tarrantino

Rating: 10/10 (20 August 2010)

pulp fiction depicts many different stories relatively unlinked apart from a suspicious briefcase and the infamous gangster Marcellus Wallace. The way in which the film was made and filmed firmly placed the legendary Quentin Tarrantino as a talent to look out for and unsurprisingly his many more films in later years didn't disappoint. such films include inglorious bastards, Jackie brown, sin city and kill bill.
pulp fiction begins in your average American diner, where Tim Roth (ringo) and Amanda plummer (honey bunny) are discussing new targets to steal from, after a small conversation they conclude that the diner they are in, should be the subject of armed robbery, and so pulp fiction begins, displaying its violent theme from the offset.
throughout the rest of the 2 and a half hour film the audience experiences many Effs and Jeffs, thrills, lots of gun fire and a marmite display of the character 'jimmy' (Quentin tarratino. also there is ever present amazing acting performances from Samuel L Jackson (jules Winnfield) john Travolta (vincent Vega) and Bruce willis (butch Coolidge). Pulp fiction deserved many more Oscars than the one it got for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen. its a highly entertaining film which deserves many many watches and will go down in movie making history as a classic.
Harry Cole