A movie that will leave you breathless

Rating: 10/10 (20 June 2001)

I love Pulp Fiction. There are no two ways about it. From Samuel L. Jackson's hip, but stuck in the 70's gangster to Ving Vhames' big and mean head gangster, this movie provides no shortages of great acting. This movie goes into several parts all kind of coming together in some way or another. John Travola plays, in my opinion, the role of his career as Vincent Vega. He takes out out the head gangster's wife on an almost-fatal date. She snorts herion, and I'll leave it to that. I especially enjoyed Bruce Willis as the boxer. I thought this was a great role for him. He and the head ganster get in a massive fight and the gun-store owner and the sheriff do some repulsive things to the two of them. Christopher Walken has a humorous cameo as the young boxer's father's army buddy. When they kill a man inside their car, Jackson and Travolta go to Quinton Tarantino, who obviously feels a need for acting in his own movies, who in turn calls a "lets get to business" type in Harvey Keitel. Keitel does a good job in this role as he does in every role he ever does. The ending is very good, also.

I give it an A+