SLiCK TaLKiN GaNSTeR FeST ***8/10***

Rating: 9/10 (1 September 2002)

Probably Tarantino's most aclaimed movie. Woth it's blend of sweet-talking, back-chatting witt, 70's retro-pop culture, and invoative direction, it's remained a landmark of modern 90's cimena, and is still going strong today.
The plot is quite simple, and relatively easy to follow--involving 3 stories which interlink into one another at one point in time or another. The first story, is about LA hitman Vincent Vega, played by TRVOLTA taking out his Boss' wife, Mia, to diner, and having to avoid th traditional boy-meets girl conversation, the second is a 'winner takes all' story, with Bruce Willis as a Boxer who is on the Run from his Boss, who is also Trvolta's Boss. Whereas the third sees Travolta and Samuel L.Jackson on a hit job gone wrong.

Like Reservoir Dogs, the movie is done in 'back to front' placement, where the beigining is teh end, the middle is the begining and the end is the prologue, etc. This was also the film which made Samuel L.Jackson's career, and put him at the top of the Hollywood foodchain, in coincidence, it was also the movie which put Travolta back in the 25 Million Dollar chain, making it one of the most legendary comebacks in History.
The screenplay is really origional with lots of new witty cath phrases and ideolodgies implemented by Tarantino and Avary. More than anything else, the movie is about image, not story.
Well worth the watch-- 8/10***