It's a good movie but it's definitely not flawless, it's far from that.

Rating: 7/10 (28 April 2015)

I don't think it is as good as many people think it is. I'm definitely not saying it's bad, in fact it's far from bad, but I did think that the fact that the movie's time was out of order was really unnecessary. A movie with no order in the time is supposed to make you ask a a lot of questions in the beginning. A great example of a movie like that is Tarantino s Reservoir Dogs. There were a lot of questions to be answered in the movie. The only question I asked myself in Pulp Fiction was "Why are Jules and Vincent wearing beach clothes in the bar?". In fact, I wouldn't even ask myself this question because it's really stupid. I thought the movie would have been just fine without the scrambled time.
It has been considered that Tarantino is the king of dialog. I have to disagree. Admittedly the dialog is pretty entertaining in the first scene but overall, the dialog was pretty normal but in the scene where Vincent took Mia to a fancy restaurant, it was a boring scene to me because the dialog was just a rehash of what Vincent and Jules were talking about in the first scene. Afterwards, the unexpected dance everyone is talking about was pretty boring. I expected John Travolta to do sick moves but he just did moves anyone could mimic. What bothered me the most in this scene is the fact that Mia did coke in front of EVERYONE in the bathroom. Was it legal in the 90s? If not, its definitely a huge flaw. Overall, this scene could have been skipped.
The movie is a dark comedy and there are some hilarious moments. There is one joke that was very unfunny to me. It might not be a very big deal to you but it is a big one to me. It's the moment when Captain Koons said that Butch's great grandfather stuck the watch up his ass. It is an overused and clichÃ©d joke. I expected him to hide it somewhere else more disgusting because the movie is a dark comedy. It might have been funny in 1994 but I don't care how funny it was back then, it wasn't appealing to me.
Now for something positive. There is something I really liked in the movie and that is the style of filming. it was filmed in a way where the cameras wouldn't move most of the time. This style is a personal preference of mine but I am giving it extra points for that. And who can forget the brilliant performances? Although it is unfair to me that John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson got a lot more credit than Bruce Willis even though he had a much more exiting story but it's not part of the movie so don't worry about it.