Enjoy and Don't Analyze!

Rating: 10/10 (4 May 2002)

Pulp Fiction is one of the greatest movies of all of time. The beauty about it was that in order to appreciate and understand it, all you had to do is enjoy it and not have to worry about analyzing it piece by piece like MULHOLLAND DRIVE.
It was just creative the way Quintin Tarantino mixed up the plot, the after math, and the character's lives all in one movie like the way he did.
There are three seperate story's to the movie that were split up scene by scene in this movie. Trust me, it is not confusing following the movie. It is a piece of cake.
The first story is about a pair of hitmen named Vincent Vega (John Travolta) who is a selfish lowlife who does nothing but put down people, and Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) who is a religious person who doesn't believe in killing but will if he is forced to or if he is mad enough. These hitmen are assigned to pick up a brief case at an appartment for their crime boss Marseluss Wallace (Ving Rhames) which turns out to be a success. However, it turns very bad because they take a hostage with them which ends up to the hostage accidently having his head gruesomly blown to bits. Jules and Vincent are forced to go to a man's house and call mob leader The Wolf (Harvey Keitel) to take care of the situation. Their day turns into nothing but pure hell.
The second story is where Vincent Vega is scheduled to take Marsellus' wife Mia (Uma Thurman) out on a date. To me, that part of the story was very interesting because there was so much action and chemistry between Mia and Vincent. It becomes heroic because after dinner, she O.D.'s and that forces Vincent to do something that is hardly seen in the movies.
The third story is about a depressed boxer named Butch (Bruce Willis) who apparently made a deal with Marsellus to lose a match in an upcoming boxing event. When Butch apparently kills the other fighter in the match that he was supposed to lose in, Butch and his european girlfriend Fabienne are forced to run. The big part of this part was that Butch accidently forgot his father's gold watch (Christopher Walken makes a funny and explicit monologue at the opening of this part) and forced to go back to his apartment to get it. He does get it but accidently runs into Marsellus. He and Marsellus are caught trying to kill each other and are taken hostage by two homosexual rapists who have a pet known as the "Gimp."
The best thing about Pulp Fiction was the art, and the writing. To me, the script was just like the bible. Quintin wrote these characters lines that were spoken beautifully and with no apparent mistake, plus the actors were chosen perfectly. I couldn't have asked to see better actors than the ones Quintin chose. I honestly can say that Pulp Fiction has every single thing that every movie should have. I give it: **** out of ****.