And You Will Kow My Name Is The Lord When I Lay My Vengeance Upon Thee!

Rating: 10/10 (24 October 2011)

Director Quentin Tarantino gives us a cinematic master piece with the film Pulp Fiction an anthology movie that is not told in chronological order which is what I think is a great idea to keep the audience on their toes to see what happens next.
The first story titled Vincent Vega And Marcellus Wallaces' Wife follows Vincent Vega played by John Travolta who is told by Marcellus Wallus played by Ving Rhames to take care of his wife Mia Wallace played by Uma Thurman. They go to a 50's style restaurant titled Jack Rabbiit Slims where the famous twist contest happens. The story really escalates when Mia has a heroin overdose and has to have an adrenaline shot. Fun Fact: the scene with Vincent sticking the needle in Mia was done by having John Travota taking the needle out and running the film backwards because if he had actually jabbed it in He would have broken Uma Thurmans Ribs.
The Second Story titled The Gold Watch is about famous boxer Butch Coolidge played by Bruce Willis who is supposed to throw a boxing match but does not and ends up killing his opponent. He and his girlfriend Fabienne played by Maria De Medeiors who are on the run by Marcellus Wallace. They eventually get kidnapped and get sexually assaulted by 2 psychos Zed played by Peter Greene and Maynard played by Duane Whitaker. Butch ends up stealing Zeds Chopper saying the famous line, Zeds Dead Baby, Zeds Dead.
The Third And Final Story Titled The Bonnie Situation is about Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield played by Samuel L Jackson who end up killing their friend named Marvin played by Phil LaMarr and end up going to their friend Jimmies house played by Quenton Tarantino and get help from Winston Wolf played by Harvey Keitel to clean up the mess before Bonnie played by Pam Grier. They End up going to a diner which is being robbed by Pumpkin played by Tim Roth and Honey Bunny played by Amanda Plummer. This is my favorite of the 3 stories.
Filled with crafty dialouge excellent story telling and great cast of characters this will always remain one of my all time favorite films. I definitely recommend this work of art.
Rated R For Strong Graphic Violence And Drug Use, Pervasive Strong Language And Some Sexuality.
2hrs 34min/154min.
275 uses of the F-word.
****/****