Tarantino's best

Rating: 10/10 (15 May 2006)

'Pulp Fiction' has very glamorous moments and its all timeless. Whenever I watch this film, I am interested with the way Tarantino organizes his time line, the way he made his characters, and his sense of conversation.
What interests me even more is how he fitted Travolta back in stardom by using the same techniques from 'Saturday Night Fever' that organized Travolta into being a star. Travolta's character is like an older version of his "Saturday Night Fever's" Tony Manero. What upsets me behind this glamorous picture is why did Samuel L. Jackson not win the Oscar. He is very poetic and magnetic when it comes to his speeches from the bible.
When Jackson and Travolta get into a conversation and debate on why they call a quarter pounder in the USA a quarter pounder and why they call a quarter pounder in France a royale with cheese, it gets me started on why would they have a conversation like this when they are about to kill some people? Jackson and Travolta have such a great morale that it makes 'Pulp Fiction' a question to the philosophy of life.
The film is a little profane but you just got to understand that all the time you want a film to be real about the life of crime. When you see Travolta and Thurman or others doing drugs, the film seems deadly in a way. It's a kind of vibe that like makes you feel death is coming your way. Still just go see it and you will all have a great movie experience.
10/10