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Rating: 10/10 (26 April 2006)

Well...what is there to say about Pulp Fiction? Amazing? Good? Bad? Horrible? Nope, none of these words can describe the essence of Tarantino's greatest achievement and greatest in film history. Throughout the film there are moments that you just don't understand. When i saw it, was in theaters when i was about sixteen. I had entered the film with my parents and friend. Some parts like the scene with Steve Buscemi as a waiter portraying Buddy Holly, asks Mia Wallace what kind of milk shake she wants. "Martin and Lewis, or Amos and Andy?" He says. Martin and Lewis was a vanilla Milkshake, and Amos and Andy, a chocolate. Later i found out that Martin and Lewis were a white comedy twosome, and Amos and Andy, and black comedy twosome. Then there is always debate with this film. In the movie, there is a brief case that has the code "666" well that is the sign of the devil. And some think that in the brief case is a characters soul (Marsellus Wallace) But thats a bunch of bull. Then there is the Band- Aid on the back of Marsellus's neck, some think that is the incision the Devil used to rip out his soul. That is definitely not true because the Only reason the Band-Aid was there was because the make up artist could not hide a scar in the back of Ving Rhames (Marsellus Wallace) neck. So the Band-Aid was applied. And the way the movie is shot is brilliant. At times there are scenes where you expect to be RIGHT IN on the action. The whole point of some films is to make you believe you are in the action. But Quentin Tarantino keeps the camera away at times. Like when Butch (Bruce Willis) is talking to his girlfriend Fabienne about going to Mexico after Tennesse. Normally the camera would be positioned right in the action going from person to person. But Tarantino makes you think you are eaves dropping on the conversation by keeping the camera back out of the bathroom and distance away looking in. There are also many tributes to Quentin's favorite movies (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Curdled, Urban Cowboy...and many more) My final decision is to run, walk, steal, and kill to see this movie. It wont be that hard to find, some suggestions are Best Buy, Circuit City or Blockbuster. Pulp Fiction is THE RIDE OF A LIFETIME and deserves to be seen by everyone that loves movies. For this will become your favorite movie of all time i promise...
WILL