Pulp Fiction is an incredibly revolutionary film.

Rating: Null/10 (5 May 2001)

Pulp Fiction is a wonderfully hip and gritty film. Quentin Tarantino's screenplay is astonishingly witty, sharp, remarkable, and intelligent. The script expertly touches on many social, cultural, and religious aspects of the American society. Tarantino's direction is stylish and unique. The cast is among the best ever assembled. John Travolta turns in a wonderful performance as Vincent Vega. Samuel L. Jackson delivers quite possibly his best performance as Jules Winnfield - the philosophical hit man. He speaks his lines with cold determination. Uma Thurman is impeccable as Mia Wallace. The soundtrack fits nicely with the context of the movie. Pulp's pacing slows down towards the middle of the film but it does not hinder the film's overall effect. If you don't mind objectionable language and material, I urge you to give Pulp Fiction a try.
10/10