The Greatest Movie/Film Ever Made

Rating: 10/10 (9 February 2007)

What's the difference between a movie and a film? A movie is purely raw entertainment, simply there to make the viewer laugh, scream, cry, or get pumped up. A film does not only this, but makes the viewer think or gain a deeper understanding of the themes in the film.
Pulp Fiction is both the greatest film and movie ever made.
The acting is perfect (Most actors were relatively unknown at the time, with the exceptions of Bruce Willis and Christopher Walken.) The cinematography is everything you'd expect from Quentin Tarantino, one of the most genius directors in history. This is the movie that all 90's gangster flicks wished they could be, and never will be.
The three story lines intersect perfectly. Without question.
Those are the film aspects, now for the movie ones: Right at the beginning, you know this movie's gonna get your blood flowing with the opening lines: "Everybody be calm, this is a robbery!" "Any of you f***ing b****es move, i'll execute every one of you motherf****rs!" Then it goes straight to the opening credits, perfectly pulled off with the amazing song Misirlou.
And of course there's Jules' Bible passage before he kills Brent. Too awesome.
The greatest movie/film ever. Period.