Greatest film in the history of the cinema

Rating: Null/10 (16 July 2004)

Pulp Fiction is, without even the teeniest shadow of a doubt, the greatest film of all time. Why? Because it is something we have never seen before and will never see again. The film itself is a work of art, and I think all those involved knew it. Tarantino uses wide lenses, steady cams, and track shots to capture the films actors, locations, and the raw emotion surrounding them. Pulp isn't told in chronological order, which actually improves the telling of the three stories and how they interconnect. Each of the actors gives a stellar, out-of-this-world, easily the best performances of their careers. What makes Pulp Fiction so great is the dialogue. These people talk about things that anyone would talk about on an ordinary day. A perfect example of this is Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta. They begin talking about differences between Europe and the US, then move right on to talk about how they should have guns to take out the people up in an apartment, then talk about TV. Bruce Willis gives easily the best performance of his career as Butch the Boxer. And who could forget Christopher Walken, who will forever be remembered for his speech about Butch's gold watch. Pulp will forever be quoted by people and kids in school yards for its memorable lines, such as: "Aww man, I shot Marvin in the face", "Your dad had this watch up his ass for five years, and he died of dysentery", "Royale with cheese", and "The spider caught himself a couple of flies." This film deserves a 100(no typo) out of 10.