An experience that can be enjoyed again and again

Rating: 10/10 (1 December 2012)

The lives of two hit men, a boxer, a drug dealer's wife and two bandits intertwined through different stories ... that tells Quentin Tarantino in his film Pulp Fiction (1994), which deals with violence and redemption.
It's a strong story, told through different chapters, which illustrate each of the stories, and as the film progresses from chapter to chapter the viewer is all intertwined. And tell the story that way works, because many things we do not understand or that leave doubts are resolved in the end.
The dialogue makes the audience journey through history, and the dialogue is very dense, but it helps the narrative of the story because it gives the necessary information and maintains the expectation of what comes next.
Throughout the story we see the characters follow their own interests and seek its benefits, although some are blackmailed to act in certain ways. They want revenge and achieve their goals through violence, but realize that it does not always bring happiness, so try to redeem himself, but not always in the right way.
It's a film that puts the characters into bizarre and dangerous situations, and when they escape enter some worse, this in the context of crime and intrigue. So nothing is predictable, no one knows what will happen next and kept the tension from beginning to end.
The story moves quickly through dialogue, which tells us what is necessary to move the story forward, it shows that it is a movie that is not based on real life and that the director saw many films in which he was inspired to do this because it shows people and situations that are not ordinary, and tells it with a cold manner and a style that is not very common.
All together, accompanied by good performances, it becomes an experience that can be enjoyed again and again.