Deserves More Than Just One Oscar

Rating: 10/10 (25 October 2008)

Pulp Fiction won one Oscar in 1994; rightly for it's incredible screenplay. But I reckon it should have had more.
Best Director: Quentin Tarantino If Reservoir Dogs was groundbreaking in terms of directing, Pulp Fiction takes all those broken pieces of ground and pounds them into dust. QT knows how to make an effective film.
Best Actor in a Supporting Role: Samuel L. Jackson Jackson's dialogue is phenomenal. Especially the scene where they assassinate Brett and his gang, where his 'Ezekial 25:17' speech compels the viewer to love and countless replays.
Best Actress in a Supporting Role: Uma Thurman Such a sexy actress. She moves with flair and adds that sexy touch to the film, no matter how dumb, cocky or bitchy her character may be.
Best Actor in a Leading Role: John Travolta Travolta may be a pretty guy actor, but he sure knows how to be a bad ass. His character ends up in some comically horrible situations, like every time he comes out of the toilet something bad happens, and you would swear you were watching a real life situation.
Best Picture: Lawrence Bender Definitely. Whoever preferred Forrest Gump to this incredible and spellbinding film, full of cool events and spasms of violence, should pay Zed a visit in Maynard's pawn shop.
I love this film.