Simply the greatest film ever...

Rating: 10/10 (5 November 2003)

This movie has it all. The plot it twistingly brilliant and yet when you break it down so simple (kinda like Midsummer Night's Dream in one respect). The performances are gritty (Ving Rhames, Bruce Wilis), entertaining (Uma thurman, Eric Stoltz, Harvey Kietel) and in sme cases career defining (John Travolta, Samuel L Jackson).
The whole movie is shot fantastically well, in occassional scenes (Vincent Vega & Mrs Wallacel; The Taxi Cab) almost too well so that you are captivated enough by the visual effects that the plotlines are occassionally overlooked! The most remarkable thing about this movie is how familiar it feels. You're sitting wathing it and its comfortable and this only adds to the enjoyment. The only possible drawback to this epic is its length but for me this adds enjoyment as by the time its ended you want to watch it all overagain so you can truly appreciate how clever it is!
The musical score is fantastic, as it is with all of Tarentino's films and is almost enough entertainment tht you can ignore the film - but i wouldnt recommend that to anyone. This is truly a modern day classic, with so many talking points that'll keep the buffs amongst you at it for hours...