A movie jumbled in order but in perfect sequence

Rating: 10/10 (6 August 2006)

Tarantino is the best. No one can touch his style of mixing the story line up. This is my all time favorite movie. I once heard someone say there was so much violence in the movie and so many deaths. I countered and said "There's less than ten deaths." You only see about seven people die and it's not gun to the head, it's like when Bruce Willis cuts the guy with the sword it's with the other's guys back to us so we don't see a whole lot, just a red line across his stomach after wards.
I like what Samuel L. said about the movie. "It's not about death, but rather redemption." I personally think this movie is semi-religious. Well it has a lot of religious symbolism, even though there is no allegory like John Travolta, for example, is God. It's not like that. There are three main stories, seven deaths, and everyone is given a second chance to change their life.