A mind boggling masterpiece of a movie experience

Rating: 9/10 (3 April 2019)

Pulp Fiction, popularly regarded as Tarantino's best work till time, is undeniably one of the most gruesome and unusual movies you'll have the opportunity of savouring.
Right from the very beginning, this masterpiece of a movie, has the potential to keep you at the edge of your seats, biting your nails, delivering wild guesses as to what is going to happen in the due course of the film. The extremely unique and atypical style of story telling, which is indisputably Tarantino's trademark, undoubtedly sets Pulp Fiction apart from its counterparts. The same story if narrated chronologically, wouldn't have been as enthralling and mind boggling as the way it is.
The next thing that deserves recognition is its impeccable casting and the sublime performances delivered by the now veterans. The true gist of the movie could not have been savoured if it weren't for the unparalleled and skillful execution by its cast members.
Coming down to it's plot, the movie revolves around the lives of Jules Winnfield, Vincent Vega, Butch, Marcellus Wallace and Mia Wallace, delineated by Samuel L Jackson, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Ving Rhames and Uma Thurman respectively. All of them are portrayed to be leading a debaucherous lifestyle one way or the other. The fact that the various incidents fall in line only after two and a half hours of an adrenaline pumping experience, is what makes pulp Fiction different from typical gangster movies.
Although the movie glorifies violence and iniquity in its due course, the fact that the protagonist is a god fearing man who, in time, seeks redemption and sets his mind on withdrawing from immoral practices, is something that we do not typically expect from a gangster movie. The fact that he lets go of 'Pumpkin' and 'honey bunny' without hurting them, is in support of his vow, prior to the aforementioned incident.
The movie sets a benchmark with regard to its magnificent script and otherworldly intense movie experience, inspiring you to re-watch it numerous times and never be tired of. Speaking for myself, it surely is not the most brutal movie that we have been gifted with from Tarantino. I personally am of the opinion that Kill Bill has an edge over Pulp Fiction, which outshines Django Unchained when it comes down to Tarantino films. With "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" at bay, it is guaranteed that binge watching Tarantino films is definitely not something that you would regret.