An Elvis Man should love it

Rating: 10/10 (6 December 2013)

How do you review your all-time favorite movie objectively? This movie is my Citizen Kane, and for a time in my life changed how I viewed movies (now that I'm older I'm a little easier to entertain).
Not only is every scene quotable (I knew every line at one point) but the images are forever a part of our canon.
The way the story unfolds is like an Aesop Fable, the characters each representing part of ourselves. Are we able to realize a miracle when we see one in the age of cynicism like Jules? Can we walk away from a bad scene, can what be seen be unseen?
Or are we ignorant, living our lives matter of factly like Vincent? Will we be able to wash our hands of our mistakes or will we just get something else dirty? Will life literally catch us with our pants down?
Maybe we are in a bad situation like Butch, and someone else has control over our lives. We could burn bridges from these people, or we could, with honor, save them from being screwed over (so to speak).
Are we thieves trying to stick it to the man like Honey Boney and Ringo? Are we struggling with addiction and dwelling on the past like Mia? Or are we even like Marcellus, losing grasp on the things we once held firm?
This movie is a masterpiece, but some people can't look past the grittiness of the story to truly appreciate it.
10/10