Not one of Quentin Tarantino best films but you will get a few laughs.

Rating: 4/10 (30 April 2015)

******SPOILER ALERT****** Two individuals Ringo (Tim Roth) and Yolanda AKA Honey Bunny are sitting in a diner discussing places to commit robbery. They discuss the bank, stores and even people. The one place they decide that keeps money at all times and won't have to put up a fight with employees is the restaurant that they are currently eating at. They proceed to rob the eatery. There is two mob men Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson) who are out to retrieve a briefcase that was stolen from their mob boss Marcellus Wallace (Ving Rhames). As they begin their search they are talking about how their boss threw a man out of the window for rubbing Mrs. Wallace's (Uma Thurman) feet. Vincent speaks that it is more than that but Jules is convinced it is nothing. Marcellus ask Vincent to take his wife out on the town for a night since he will not be in town. Vincent obliged in the mist of retrieving the briefcase their lives are changed dramatically. Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) is in debt with Marcellus and is currently running from him because he was paid to lose the fight. Not only did he win the fight he killed the other boxer. An incident occurs and both are tied up in a pawn shop fighting to get away. Butch manages to set himself free but cannot find it in himself to let Marcellus suffer any more than he has already. He defeats the kidnappers sets Marcellus free, runs to save his own life and to never speak of what happens nor return back home. In the mist of all of these characters lives, in one way or another their lives mingle to have some kind of connection. There is plenty of laughter that is throughout the film that if one is not paying great attention one will miss the jokes. If anything the film will keep you laughing. The music that is used in the film will also keep one in suspense as to what will happen next. One would think that in one scene Butch was going to get himself killed because of the way he was running through the lots. One would think that the killer would come up behind him and kills him. However that was not the case. He ends up killing someone else and the sound effects presented as if one was in the middle of the action. The lighting throughout the film was of natural light. Almost every scene that was shot was by some type of window or even outside. Instead of the restaurant that Vincent and Mia went to and enjoyed a $5.00 milk shake. The lighting in the pawn shop was also bright but when they went to the back of course made it a little dim. In each scene there were the same motif pattern. All colors, even on the walls were bland and out dated even for the time this movie took placed. All colors used in the scenes were basic colors. The more natural colors. The film it is more like a time film where it bounces back and forth from present and the past. One would need to follow closely in order to get the full meaning of the film.