Although it had some competition, "Pulp Fiction" is my choice for best film of the 90's!

Rating: Null/10 (11 December 1999)

Although it had some competition "Pulp Fiction" is my choice for best film of the 90's! "Forrest Gump", "GoodFellas", and "Fargo", all came close, but none measure up to this Tarantino classic. Everything in this movie is as good as it gets. The screenplay is amazing, winning "Pulp" it's ONLY acadamy award of 1994. Most all of the awards it should have won were stolen away by one of my earlier mentioned, honorable mentions for best 90's film "Forrest Gump" which truly is a classic, but isn't on the level of "Pulp". Overall, the script is marvoulsly written and put together by Tarantino and Avary.
The acting spawned numerous acadamy award nominations, but suprisingly didn't win any. Samuel L. Jackson definetly gives a worthy performance as the bible quoting, "N" word saying hit man Jules that changes his thoughts about his career after what he calls a divine intervention. John Travalto proves he truly is the comeback kid also earning a nomination for his Elvis-Man,Vicent, type hitman who gets blown away in the bathroom, but still appears in the end of the film, because of how the script is written. (For some reason Tarantino makes all of his characters in all of his movies wind up in the bathroom to create interesting situations. Roth and Bushemi in "Dogs". Jackson, Thurman, and Travolta in "Pulp", and, well, I don't remember one in "Jackie Brown". Oh Well, No Matter.) Bruce Willis is particularly fun and powerful as Butch in the seen where he stumbles into the wrong store at the wrong time. Along side him is Ving Rhames in an equally powerful performance as Marcellus Wallace. Uma Thurman plays Mia, Mea, however you spell it, the wife of Marcellas, who, when unable to handle a hit,is ran around all over every where, leading up to a highly intense adrenaline shot seen. Christopher Walken makes a funny cameo, Harvey Kietel does, too. Even Tarantino himself makes a cameo as Jimmy. All in all, all the suprising twists and turns, and breathtaking action/violence make "Pulp Fiction an instant classic!