The perfect film

Rating: 8/10 (19 April 2002)

Tarantino's Pulp Fiction is pure perfection. Not only is it highly original, humorous it also has no plot holes. And that's amazing considering it's warped time line.
It's quite rare to have a film so free of holes. The only thing I can think of is that the adrenaline needle scene is pure imagination. Mia would have not awaken from that because the needle would never pierce her chest bone.
Everything else though is terrific. This film is much better than the rancid Reservoir Dogs that featured colorful but unnecessary dialogue.
Pulp's dialogue had a clever way of foreshadowing future events in the film. Example:
1)The foot message scene including the discussion of the diabolical fate suffered by Tony Rocky Horror was a prelude to Mia's overdose. If Tony got nearly killed for touching Mia's feet, what would happen to Vincent after Mia O.D's?
Another trick that QT has bestowed on us through his dialogue is softening our expectations for carnage and violence by having his characters discuss Royal With Cheeses and TV Pilots right before Vince and Jules quickly kill 4 guys in an apartment.
Great picture. Long live QT and renegade cinema.