it still seems far-fetched

Rating: Null/10 (11 August 2005)

All right most people writes eulogies on that movie. I can see that many people praise its "its fragmented storyline, eclectic dialog, irony and camp influences, unorthodox camera-work, and numerous pop culture references". Before calling it one of the best pieces of moving pics we gotta keep a few things in our mind.We gotta roll then over in our heads. ***One would wonder why a professional such as Vincent would not keep his gun on him: the answer may be that it was Marsellus' gun. And yet another clue may be that Vince does nothing when the door to Butch's apartment opens: he thinks he knows who it is. But can anyone give an exact answer? It may be just a coincidence right? ***The rapists take Marsellus into the back room and rape him; Butch escapes his bonds and in a disturbing, comic, and somewhat surreal scene. Does anyone think this was a unrealistic scene? He could untie those sturdy robes just because he is a boxer?(He is definitely not a palooka as he is called by Vincent but it still seems far-fetched?) ***While driving back to the motel from the apartment complex, Butch accidentally (and literally) runs into Marsellus himself.Another divine intervention right? ***Jules himself, after he and Vincent are shot at repeatedly from point-blank range yet survive?? I understand that redemption and divine intervention are two themes that drive us to think but the way I think is that these are not just like that. They sound more like like a coincidence.That's why I don't see this movie as a piece of perfection!One should think before giving it a top-ten vote!