Pure and utter class, the royal of Films

Rating: 10/10 (16 February 2006)

Pulp fiction, pulp fiction, pulp fiction it never gets tiring, what a film, nothing short of class. Since i first joined IMDb I've noticed that 1994 wasn't a bad year for films with forest gump along with my favourite film of all time the Shawshank Redemption. As well as these two gems came Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.
Pulp fiction is one of those films which truly lives up to its reputation. The Film is so intricately detailed it blows your mind and gives you the 100% factor that all films crave, which is Entertainment. The characters of Vincent and Jules are so well portrayed and presented by Jackson and Travolta the characters really begin to grow on you. Normally there is a lead protagonist in many films, however pulp fiction follows the stories of just 3 with the same characters in different scenes and times. Pulp fiction's actual story is at first very confusing yet i feel this adds to the overwhelming sense that this is ' Pulp Fiction', it needs no explaining. When i first saw this film I got nothing less in quality than i expected , but a completely different film experience. The dialogue in this film along with the accents is unsurpassed with such classic lines as (POTENTIAL SPOILERS) ' I don't dig on swine sa'll' and ' You hear that billy boy??'' and of course the classic 'Royal with cheese'.
Pulp Fiction is occampanied with truly fantastic fast flowing music to go hand in hand with the films unique often in my case unexplainable genre.So from this the one thing that can be deduced from Pulp Fiction is that it is truly unique with innovative ideas and audience pleasing scenes. Bruce Willis takes on a surprising role in the form of Butch the boxer trying to scam his way past big time heavy Marcellis Wallace. I don't wish to give to much away in this review as i think its harsh on many people, however i can say Uma Thurman looks by far at her most visually stunning in her first film - big break. She portrays the character of Mia beautifully with believable, often at times sexy methods at steering away from her true personality.
It would be fair to say Quentin Tarantino has created a true gem for the film world with a truly fantastic script, fantastic dialogue and ultimately great acting. Pulp Fiction really is a Royal with cheese 10/10