A true masterpiece and Tarantino's best work.

Rating: 10/10 (4 September 2015)

This movie is a classic and rightfully so. I love Tarantino's work (Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill 1 and 2, Django...) but this is without a doubt his masterpiece. Probably the greatest aspect of this movie, at least to me, is its dialogue which, as many noted, is hilarious, smart and above all unique. You just can't find dialogue like this in another movie (apart from, in part, other Tarantino films) simply because it could not work anywhere else. The exchanges seem casual and realistic in this context yet are bizarre and absurd...I don't really know how to describe them but I know I loved them.
Also, there are obviously famous scenes which everyone remembers - the dance, the overdose,the "Ezekiel 25.17"...but this movie is truly spectacular from beginning to end. Plus ALL actors give memorable performances (probably for me Travolta and Samuel Jackson above all others) and represent great characters. Mr Wolf clearly stands out for originality and he is not even one of the main characters.
What some might think that lacks in this film is a "morale", a hidden deep meaning, but in this case I think there just isn't one. I appreciate movies with a strong message but Pulp Fiction doesn't need one...It is amazing the way it is and the final scene and some of the dialogue still made me think, although they are presented always with irony. It's in my top 3 of all time because to me it has everything: great plot, great characters, great direction, witty, entertaining... I could spend hours talking about this movie and there are surely important things I forgot to mention but finally if you still haven't seen it (!) just go and watch it.