Evil, Blood and Gore Meet Up With Spiritual Redemption; and WHAT?"

Rating: 9/10 (5 August 2009)

Spoilers
This movie says that life sometimes sends a message from God so we should listen. This plot moves in and out of several related stories and the time-line jumbles around so that the way it is presented, it enables us to see the hand of God. We see justice served and spirituality wins out and the evil gets killed, and/or embarrassed and/or other nasty things.
We start the movie in a restaurant and watch a husband and wife robbery team begin a robbery. There are two hit men in that restaurant. We move in and out of a story of the two hit men who work for a mobster named Marcel. We watch the hit men pull off a hit and get the money that the victim (played by Frank Whaley) owed the mobster Marcel. I got a real kick out of Whaley repeating "What?". The hit-man points his gun and says: "Go ahead, say "What" again! I dare ya! I double dare ya! Then Whaley's character says "What?". BLAM! He is shot in the leg.
We watch as one of the hit men Vincent Vega (played by John Travolta) takes Marcel's wife out on the town, per Marcel's orders. Vega fears his boss Marcel's jelousy. Additionally, Marcel's wife ODs. Then we watch a frantic rescue effort bring her back.
We watch as a boxer (played Bruce Willis) is told and paid by Marcel to throw a fight. Instead this boxer pummels his opponent to death in the first round. Then he attempts to gettaway with the help of a lady cab driver, who was turned on by the killing.
There are many more surprises in this movie and a reason why I called this "Evil Blood and Guts Meet Up With Spiritual Redemption; and WHAT?". Every minute of this movie should make you look at the screen with your eyes opening very wide and quote Frank Whaley's character "What?"
This is easily one of the best movies ever and many have tried to repeat it, but never come close.