Man o' man do I love this film

Rating: 10/10 (9 June 2012)

The plot is simple but hard to explain. It is basically a story telling the intertwining lives of two mob hit men, a gangster, a gangster's wife, a boxer and two robbers.
This film has a fantastic cast from John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, Uma Thurman, Tim Roth, Amanda Plummer and Ving Rhames (I think I missed someone out but yeah, it's a pretty good cast.) They deliver their lines so naturally; you get hooked in their mindless conversations and invest in their characters.
The soundtrack will make you bob your head throughout the whole film and bobbing it hours after you've seen it. It's safe to say it is brilliant and really suits the film perfectly and when listened to, sounds like it was perfectly made for a specific scene in the film.
This film Quentin Tarintino on the map as "one of the directors to see" because of the jazzy, cool vibe his films have. The directing is good with great uses of "one shots" and experimenting with transitions and angles (such as the angle in which John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson get their guns from the car boot.) But the main star of the film is the writing. The writing is genius and flawlessly executed by the actors. You will be quoting this film a couple of years after you see it. If you pick any line from this film, it will probably be a good one.
Basically, this film is a masterpiece and defined a genre that many writers will try to do.