What else can be said?

Rating: 10/10 (13 November 2007)

Tarantino's first huge film is PULP FICTION, a profane, multi-layered, character driven explosion of philosophizing hit men, drug overdoses, and leather bound gimps. Despite its long running time, this mash of story and action is nearly nil of bore and continually entertains with every viewing.
Sam Jackson, arguably, has never been better; Travolta, ditto; Uma is good as always; Rhames, nearly mythical; Stoltz manages to make a drug dealer look like kind; Amanda Plummer is crazy; Keitel, calmly imposing; Alexis Arquette was still Robert Arquette; Bruce Willis, great as always.
When it came out in the theaters, it was evident that Tarantino had created something like nothing else, and more than a decade later, scores of awful filmmakers still try to emulate this film's cool and fluid chaos.
It's not my favorite Tarantino flick, but I won't argue if someone states that it's his best.