Wildly Original, Creative, And Entertaining.

Rating: 10/10 (9 January 2005)

Pulp Fiction is a very entertaining viewing experience. I've never seen a film as original as Pulp Fiction. The structure of the movie is so creative, that it's hard to stop watching once you've started.
This film is one that is very well liked among people everywhere, but some people don't understand it. The film does happen out of chronological order, as you may already know. Being out of chronological order makes it a little bit hard to follow, but having certain things happen at the beginning makes the film more involving the whole way through.
(this part contains spoilers) Pulp Fiction is set up in three stories. Stories 1 and 2 do happen in chronological order, but the opening scenes are actually a few clips of the third story, which chronologically happens before the first 2 stories. If that was too confusing, this part might analyze the movie a little bit better for you.
In the opening scene we see a man and a woman in a diner talking, and then they start a hold up. Then it cuts away to the opening credits. After that we see 2 mafia hit-men, Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield(Samuel L Jackson) going to an apartment where they are supposed to take care of a few guys who stole a brief case from the mob boss, Marsellus Wallace. After that scene is when the stories take place.
The first story is about how Vincent is asked to look after Marsellus's wife. The second story is about how a boxer(Bruce Willis) cut a deal with Marsellus and is being pursued by Marsellus's hit men. The third story, which is briefly shown at the beginning, picks up after Vincent and Jules killed most of the men in the apartment, and they accidentally shot one guy in their car, so they try to cover it up before one of their associate's wives finds out about it.
Basically, from what I got out of this movie, this is an anti crime type of story. Throughout the story, certain members of the mob experienced things that would never have happened if they weren't involved with crime. Pulp Fiction is a movie that everyone experiences differently. If you experienced it the way I did, it will be a film you'll never forget. Definitely worth viewing, a very unique type of viewing experience.