Girls like me don't just make invitations like this one...

Rating: 10/10 (16 July 2007)

What can I honestly say about Pulp Fiction that hasn't already been said? The film has basically been hacked to pieces by critics, in essays, by film buffs, or really people in general. The film stands alone as an undisputed masterpiece in motion picture history. A milestone of independent cinema; a film that was initially so smallbut became so big, it redefined the whole meaning of cinema alone. The film is simply remarkable. The eccentric, unforgettably intelligent (lol) dialogue ("A 5 dollar milkshake?"), the cleverly done interwoven plot outline, the eccentric characters (Mia, Butch, Vincent, Honey Bunny, Pumpkin etc.), and the performances along with the direction. I cannot believe that Mia Thurman missed out on her Oscar nomination for Best Actress. She is gives, alone, the greatest performance in this film. In the history of female actors.
We don't get a single film like this one every year; or every decade for that matter. Seldom does a film come out and basically change the face of film itself. Pulp Fiction is one of those rare films. A cultural touchstone, this is one of the few films that is considered to be the VERY best (along with classics like Citizen Kane, Shawshank, 2001, The Godfather, American Beauty)...there is nothing like this, and those films. Ever. Period.
The only thing, the only single thing, which I didn't like about Pulp Fiction was Jules, played by Samual L Jackson. He just got to me at some points, although he does deliver some of the best dialogue.
Go see Pulp Fiction at once. If you ever turn down the opportunity to view it; your missing out on a classic. 10/10...and very much so!
-Jeffery Wright (July 17, 2007).