This movie had an emotional impact, the equivalent of which I've never experienced, from a movie.

Rating: Null/10 (16 July 2003)

I don't know where to begin.
The 'shooting up' and the 'breastplate' scenes were placed perfectly within the line-up of spellbinding puzzle pieces, that compose this film. Perhaps I'm a bit squemish, but those scenes brought my utter engrossment to an apex. I thought I might faint, even.
The dialogue of 'Pulp Fiction' is made up of the most interesting, eclectic conversations you might ever hear.
The soundtrack elicits emotion barely surpassed by the heroin scenes.
The scene organization sets an all-time prescedent.
The plot is only fantastically compelling.
Comparing films from 1994 to 1944 films is not fair, especially in the current social context. That makes it difficult to call this the greatest film of all time. I do defy anyone to come up with a more emotionally impactful movie than 'Pulp Fiction.'