Quentin Tarantino is a master of his trade

Rating: 10/10 (19 December 2009)

Tarantino's masterpiece, is as so many other movies, far more then the sum of its parts. Completely disjointed and unrelated stories that come together to form one whole that is a wonderfully told story. This movie would have fallen flat had it not been for the amazing cast and Tarantino's fantastic script. While some of the dialog is completely random its also what gives the movie its wonderful depth while still retaining its simple nature.
The cast of characters are great and filled with personality, but what really makes them come to life is the amazing actors portraying each character. John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson both deliver stellar performances and play perfectly off of each other. Bruce Willis plays his character to perfection in what I would consider possibly the best performance of his career. Uma Thurman and Ving Rhames both have very strong and great performances as well, but the first three are who really shine in this film.
Pulp Fiction is also the landmark movie for non-linear story telling. What Tarantino tried in Reservoir Dogs he perfected in Pulp Fiction. Its probably the inspiration for most if not all of today's modern non-linear films. Among Tarantino's many great films this is by far his best. Pulp Fiction is a masterfully done and brilliantly simple movie that was is and will always be remember as one of the best films of all time.