Pulp Fiction (1994)

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Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega are two hitmen who are out to retrieve a suitcase stolen from their employer, mob boss Marsellus Wallace. Wallace has also asked Vincent to take his wife Mia out a few days later when Wallace himself will be out of town. Butch Coolidge is an aging boxer paid by Wallace to lose his next fight. The lives of these and other characters prove to be woven together in ways none of them could ever fully understand.

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Directed By: Quentin Tarantino

Written By: Quentin Tarantino, Roger Avary

Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Harvey Keitel, Bruce Willis, Ving Rhames, Tim Roth, Rosanna Arquette, John Travolta, Eric Stoltz, Uma Thurman, Phil LaMarr, Amanda Plummer, Maria de Medeiros

Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Crime

Country: USA

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Stars	User	Rating
26	frederic_g54	11 _99%
(after repeat viewings) Among my favourite screenplays of all time: the non linear structure makes for a deliciously madcap viewing experience, in which Tarantino weaves together threads of mirthful mayhem, disarming sweetness and genuine hilarity into an amazingly coherent whole. There aren't enough thumbs in the world to do Pulp Fiction half the justice it deserves, I just love this film!
17	TonythePony	100 _99%
Tarantino's savagely humorous, genre bending, verbal masterwork. With whimsical discussions and philosophical debates punctuated by scenes of casual brutality, a delicious volatility underscores this film. The verbose characters beguile, their inventively mundane banter interspersed with monologues engaging and intense. A stunning retro soundtrack, jumbled intertwining story threads, fine cast and abundant sense of style round out the brilliance.
16	Leonardis	99 _99%
This really is Tarantino's best movie. I feel really bad for everyone that got overhyped and left this movie feeling disappointed though. It's easy to get overhyped with something as iconic as this, but it's iconic for a reason. I absolutely loved the nonlinear storytelling and the sun natural blend of blood, comedy, and randomness. I've seen this countless times and feel as if it has most definitely stood the test of time. Some career best performances are present too. Top 10 for me.
13	doctor7	93 _96%
The plot unfolds in a very interesting way, the dialog and acting are absolutely incredible and the very reason this film is great. Very graphic, but certainly hilarious, dialog. If foul language doesn't bother you then you have to see this film.
9	Jeb	100 _98%
Tarantino's best film! Amazing! Violent, hilarious, bloody, thrilling and suspenseful, everything about it is true. It's simply one of the best films ever to hit the big screen!
8	donkeyjelly	94 _98%
Pulp Fiction misquotes the Bible. That's fine. What wouldn't be fine is if the Bible misquoted Pulp Fiction.
8	Wiche	99 _99%
To say something about this film.. Well, where should I start? The quotes are legendary, the way the film is built is incredibly clever and well done, the cast is one of the most amazing ones I've ever seen, the humour is perfectly attached to all the action scenes, ... After watching it for the 10th time, it's still one of the most amazing movies ever!
7	nauru	14 _9%
Occasionally some nice bits of dialog mixed in with a giant heap of boring. One of the top 5 most overrated films of all time, from possibly the most overrated director of all time.
7	Hawkins	95 _96%
Quantanamo Tortuga's finest hour and then some. Like some kind of extreme Seinfeld where the bickering characters find the mundane in murder ("How does it feel to kill a man with your bare hands?" "Couldn't tell ya") and the simple miracle of being alive. There's a free will/causality thread smothered under all the expletive and black humor, even the running gag of situations escalating every time Vega has to take a piss reads like a missed sign from a vulgar god.
7	ferr	99 _99%
The type of movie you can watch once a month and never get tired of, no matter how many references and quotes of it you make in real life.
7	tathiel	96 _99%
Still Tarantino's best film and my favourite movie by him. Everything is close to perfect. The narrative, the camera and the actors especially.
7	BillyShears	100 _98%
The pawn shop kills me every time.
7	ewp805	100 _99%
Definitely some of Tarantino's best work. Has made an impact and changed the cinema world, for the better. With countless quotable lines and some great storytelling, Pulp Fiction is guaranteed a spot at the top of my list, anytime.
6	BeeDub	88 _75%
I'll be honest, Tarantino has never done it for me the way he has for so many others. I mean, this movie is undeniably entertaining, but it feels like an adolescent fantasy deep-fried in amoral hipness. Yeah, I know, I'll turn in my cinema-lover card in the morning.
5	KasperL	90 _97%
Jules, Vincent, Mia, Marsellus and Butch are cinematic icons. A mashup of familiar crime genre tropes, added Quentin's own characteristic sensibilities: inspired music choices, quotes to die for (and die after) and a temporal structure displacing the order of events in an - at the time, at least - refreshing way. Responsible for countless tiresome imitations, 'Pulp Fiction' is a contemporary classic I feared might prove dated but its originality is still obvious and its cool factor intact.
5	Kojiless	91 _94%
Tarantino's only decent work. Watch this, and you'll get an idea of what all his movies are like--preachy soliloquies drawing heavily from outdated pop culture, retro grooviness in the form of afros and gas-guzzlers, tough, bitch-slappy women who don't take shit, and a soundtrack that is obscure for the sake of obscurity. It is quite the romp, but once the honeymoon's over, only then do you realize you've just married a fat simian who eats pork rinds for brunch and wears a wife-beater to church.
5	ozymandius10	95 _99%
Quentin Tarentino's best work (which he will NEVER top). All the parties involved in this picture have yet to top the success they achieved here. The movie is that damn good.
5	Alex Watkins	5 _91%
This used to be my favorite movie, though repeated viewings and the maturation of my tastes has dimmed my appreciation for it slightly. However, this is still as entertaining as they come. There's not necessarily a purpose to much of what Tarantino does in this movie - such as his lack of chronological storyline, moments of dialogue not tangential to the plot and so on - but it never stretches to give that impression: the quality of the end result is justification enough. Funny, tense, violent.
5	Pickpocket	9 _93%
The film that defines the 90's. An instant classic.
5	Paxton	95 _99%
We all know what was in that briefcase Quentin: Feet. Women's feet.
5	Launch	100 _99%
The best screenplay ever written, ridden with wickedly funny humor and one of the most quotable movies ever. Quentin Tarantino is an absolute genius, impossibly good to describe one of those films you must see. How this didn't win Best Picture escapes me albeit it was a stacked field featuring Forrest Gump and The Shawshank Redemption.
5	mendeljef	93 _99%
incredible movie with great dialogues action and excitement
5	suman.austin	99 _99%
One of my favorite movies, this film made me a die-hard Tarantino fan, his speciality lies in having the most unusual comedy scenes at strange circumstances with the most unexpected characters. The story was also really entertaining above all.
5	joel-w-m	9 _92%
It's dark and bloody yet ridiculous and hilarious, and subtly clever too, as drugs, guns, and endless expletives are laced with the randomly mundane-the toaster strudels, the cheeseburgers, the radio-friendly soundtrack-and a melodramatic short-term plot takes intriguing deja vu turns. With plenty of outrageous dialogue (Jackson and Travolta are gold), black comedy (see the Wolf's cover-up), and off-kilter characters (Willis is another gem), Pulp Fiction has no trouble living up to its name.
5	XakkMaster	100 _99%
It sounds trite to call this cool, but I do believe it's the very definition of the word. No other film made in the 1990s is as culturally/cinematically influential or interesting. The script is loaded with sharp-as-a-tack dialogue; some brilliant, some funny, some entirely thought-provoking. Possibly the greatest ensemble cast of all-time, with a dozen unique (and developed) characters. Additionally, the unique style of editing and entertaining story make it a treat for endless repeat viewings.
4	CCLZA	90 _95%
It's not a drama, it's not a comedy, it's PULP FICTION and you know you love it.
4	omgfridge	11 _99%
Can be revisted countless times and over the years, It is still one of the most brilliant pieces of cinema ever concieved.
4	TarantinOle	100 _99%
Pulp Fiction is the only movie I've ever given 100/100. The main reason is that it the ultimate chill out movie. Just let the absurd scenarios and funny dialogs take you on like a good trip (like Vince does midways).
4	Jherman89	95 _98%
My favorite Tarantino film of all-time...
4	Tripwyre	98 _99%
A truly remarkable script. Tarantino's masterwork spawned a slew of imitators all trying to bring the same kind of idiosyncratic dialog. None have matched it, not even the man himself. It's packed with excellent monologues, allowing several major stars to deliver landmark performances. I appreciate the movie's brain more with age. One of those films that sucks you in completely no matter what scene you jump in on, it's every bit deserving of the Classic status it's attained. Endlessly watchable.
4	hellboy76	97 _99%
Tarantino's best work, probably Travolta's as well. Jackson is engaging. The only thing I was left wanting for , was more Tim Roth.
4	brandt64	100 _99%
Probably the most original film ever made in terms of script, characters, plot, and style. It's almost impossible to describe what makes this film great, you just gotta see it to believe it.
3	IceStark7	85 _88%
Asking for a Royale with Cheese or a five dollar shake at a restaurant has to be one of the most fulfilling things ever.
3	JordanDcFc	100 _99%
You know it, I know it; it's perfect.
3	ktappe	22 _7%
This film had nearly no redeeming qualities for me. I know I'm in the minority in disliking it, but I'm sticking to my guns in saying "There's no THERE there." This movie is the king's new clothes--just because everyone says it's great doesn't necessarily mean it is. What's so novel about it? That they rearranged the scenes in the editing room? That's not novel, it's just silly.
3	warlock	97 _98%
Excellent writing, plenty of memorable scenes, and the use of twisting the chronology of the events, make this film another QT classic.
3	Freder	1 _5%
It's high time SOMEbody stood up to Mr. Emperor Tarantino and told him that he doesn't have a stitch of clothing on. Dear Quentin: stop fouling the waters of our popular culture, take your gore-and-degradation loving friends and go crawl under a rock where you belong.
3	Jarmann	100 _99%
This is what Tarantino was like at his best.
3	mwgerb	94 _99%
Tarantino caught me in his intricate weaved web of storylines, refrences, and excessive violence. It delivers what it promises in the opening definiton of "Pulp". It manages to be tense, funny, engaging, and beautiful, and all the pieces work fantastically both separately and as a whole.
3	paleAvenger	83 _41%
The way the different story lines intertwine and manage to pull themselves together is masterfully done, and leaves you with simultaneous impressions of the complexity of life and the purposelessness of that life. And of course, Samuel L. Jackson delivers some timeless lines, driving the whole movie with his badassery. That being said, Tarantino's trademark egotistical flourishes and senseless dialogue of "kinda"-poetry can grate on your nerves.
3	spoonerspot	89 _96%
Perhaps the best roles ever for Travolta and Jackson. This movie gets quoted way too often for it not to be considered as one of my favorites.
3	lachapelle	95 _96%
This is a fantastic film. QT took everything he learned from Reservior Dogs and applied it here. The whole timeline dis-continuity thing can confuse those who aren't paying attention; I think it adds to the movie. Ving Rhames is so cool in this movie! And then you've got Samiel L. (Motherf$%^@n) Jackson.. what more can I say?
3	TangVampire	100 _93%
Pretty much my favorite movie I think. There's something seriously wrong with you, if you don't enjoy this movie at all.
3	juntakinte99	100 _97%
This movie changed filmmaking for a generation--thanks in no small part to the constant knockoffs. But while future copycats steal the nonlinear storytelling, stylized dialogue, and pop culture homages, they miss Tarantino's more novel approaches. Pulp Fiction includes a common trope that continues in his later films: the joy of seeing characters walk a tightrope as they pretend to be someone they aren't. Oddly, future imitators rarely have such a unique literary technique. Highly recommended.
3	lifeandall	100 _97%
Intense plot and very enthralling. Huge assortment of characters which are spun together with amazing interest. Easily one of the best movies of all time.
3	muzak66	100 _99%
A classic movie that is definilty one of not the greatest movie of all time just with actors and dialog alone make it a 100.
3	bhajansunlo	98 _99%
Why is this one of the best movies of all time? Entertainment, Entertainment, and Entertainment! The infinitely rewatchable pulp fiction brings together the best elements of old and new cinema to make a movie that is so much fun that nothing else matters. Tarantino masters the plot, the pace, the characters and most importantly the dialogue. It wears its influences on its sleeves but still feels completely fresh.
3	Kavu	97 _99%
Lots of legendary scenes and legendary lines of dialogue. Superb characters with the actors to make them happen.
3	Ytadel	9 _98%
THE film geek movie. And justifiably so - arguably not since Star Wars a couple decades earlier and not in the couple decades since has a single film had so many scenes, characters, and even individual moments and lines simultaneously and permanently enter the pop culture dialogue. The number of quotable lines is unreal, and it's a singular piece of virtuoso screenwriting and directing.
3	AgentSnipe	88 _95%
There are some who almost deify this movie as some kind of cinematic grail. It is a stirring and provacative movie, but if you listen to too much of the hype, you may be disappointed.
3	jacobclark12	93 _90%
There's a lot to be said for Pulp Fiction. It has a host of incredible performances, especially from Willis, Jackson, and Travolta, along with some incredibly intriguing dialogue that makes us pay attention. The characters are also well-developed through Tarantino's non-linear storytelling, though at times it can be a slight hindrance on a first viewing because it is so strange in its order. Regardless of the occasional confusion, Tarantino's handle of his craft is extremely evident here.
3	peyrin	80 _81%
I like how all the witty monologues and all the highly problematic edgy lines cancel each other out.
3	Vandelay1	99 _99%
Very Great
2	panzerwolf	100 _99%
I have stopped trying to decide which one I prefer more, this or Reservoir Dogs. With a cast of memorable characters brought alive by great actors, the bad-ass dialogue of this movie will live in the movie history forever. Pulp Fiction is cool like Fonzie.
2	alanstrang	20 _11%
i should have known that there was a reason for me not to watch it.
2	mattorama12	96 _99%
Whenever I think about it, I always think to myself, "is it really as good as I thought it was? Is it really as good as everybody else thinks it is?" Then I watch it and remember that's every bit as great as I remember it.
2	ofallpieces	100 _98%
All others fall in comparison. A true work of genius.
2	Luna6ix	91 _98%
Having had so many utterly engaging different plots in this movie, I wonder how I have gotten a night of sleep in the past fourteen years. This is Tarantinos crowning achievement in his carrer, it almost dissapoints that he even made a movie after this.
2	Rising	93 _95%
Reminding everyone what the hell film is supposed to be about!
2	NothingsGood	20 _10%
The definition of style over substance, Tarantino's "groundbreaking" Pulp Fiction is a rambling mess of hyperdramatized violence hiding behind a mask of smart and witty.
2	Beer94	84 _96%
Thrill, humour, amazing characters, iconic dialogue. What else do you need?
2	CMonster	96 _99%
Great writing, great directing, great acting, funny, serious, awkward, intense, and just all around fantastic.
2	alwayssummer	97 _97%
Is it just because I was a teenager when it was released? A treasure-trove of quotable and witty dialogue for a nerdy teenage. Hard to say if it's nostalgia, but this film remains endlessly rewatchable.
2	Ocelot	95 _98%
Pulp Fiction isn't really a movie you'd think of as "something for everybody," but though that's exactly what it is. It both won the Palme d'Or easily and currently is listed as the 4th greatest film of all time on the populist circlejerk that is IMDb. I don't like when people use the argument of "you hate it because it's popular," but it's pretty hard to find an argument against the film that doesn't feel either contrarian or found in some bizarre moral code. This movie brings people together.
2	nandorizzi	100 _99%
Quentin Tarantino shows that do cinema is still an art.
2	Jimmy Suede	50 _17%
I rate it as high as a 50 because it's actually pretty well and interestingly done. On the other hand, I hate everything Quentin Tarantino stands for and am disturbed by how so many people think he's the greatest.
2	fyngyrz	2 _1%
This movie was created for teenagers; it is check full of shock scenes with no particular relevance to the plot line (such as it is.) In a way, it is worth watching because it is a cult favorite among the me-me-me generation. But I can't recommend it as a film, per se.
2	Bown	95 _98%
What more can one say about this? Straight-up perfect. Tarantino's love for characters shines through, and it has the best dialogue scenes cinema has ever produced.
2	svicciarelli	95 _94%
Quintissential cool. An excellent mob movie with a lot to say.
2	Actionberg	90 _92%
Another Tarantino classic. Changed the face of cinema.
2	Bunken	100 _99%
BRING OUT THE MOTHERFUCKING GIMP!!!
2	yagmur9022	98 _93%
the best movie as neo noir
2	axleblaze	100 _98%
My all time favorite film. Watching this film is to be in a state of pure joy.
2	Perrin2534	97 _99%
Tarantino's best film, wonderfully put together.
2	Parmandur	90 _94%
Best dialouge ever? Quite possibly.
2	djross	76 _86%
Enjoyable and clever, and, at the time, it did seem like something quite new (it’s now many years since I saw it).
2	chow25	100 _99%
One of the best movies ever made.
2	kecheng	98 _99%
- Jules Windu and Ezekiel 25:17. - "Bring out the gimp." - Travolta Toilet = Bad! - Dead african american storage. - Which one's your wallet? - Hamburgers, the cornerstone of every nutritious breakfast. - Dancing! - Marvin, face. Verdict: Do not miss.
2	beardobaldo	100 _95%
This film fundamentally changed the way I thought about movies.
2	Dogmandont	100 _98%
I never get sick of this movie. I will literally watch this movie anytime ever.
2	lunheur	100 _99%
You don't need to read reviews for this movie, you just need to watch it.
2	easymac742	95 _98%
It was the birth and death of the indie-film revolution. It brought non-linear movies to the limelight and spawned billions of QT ripoffs. Now every USC student is filling their scripts with clunky dialogue trying to be clever. They can't do it...not like he does.
2	Okkervil	93 _98%
A monumental piece of cinema, that is just a joy to behold. Full of great scenes, excellent performances and a scipt you could quote all day, "Pulp Fiction" will be the film that defines Tarantino is 20/30 years time. Just too fucking cool...
2	twincinema	100 _98%
Oh yeah, this is why people like QT so much.
2	iSandpeople	90 _87%
Tarantino's next film is even better than the last. Uniquely told in short segments, characters of each story are connected somehow.
2	FunkyAstro	100 _99%
Quentin's gem. Storytelling and dialogue at its best.
2	Stain	100 _95%
Will probably remain the pinnacle of Tarantino's oeuvre. Who else could possibly do recycled trash this brilliantly?
2	TedDedon	96 _95%
Pulp Fiction is one of the most original movies I've ever seen. It oozes with style and is just something you can describe as, "cool."
2	Skenkere	100 _99%
Pure Tarantino style, and I loved every second of it. Every bit as original as it is cliched, it's just one of the most relentlessly entertaining movies I've ever seen.
2	TimeCapsule	97 _99%
Quentin Tarantino's most iconic and revolutionary work brought John Travolta back into prominence as well as countless imitations. The lower budget independent film features an all-star cast in the hyper violent genre satirical style Tarantino would become known for.
2	Corleone	90 _97%
Apart from being outstandingly entertaining, it's a film about making choices (Butch and Jules) that are congruent with your inner values and not some corrupted authority (Marcellus) and the consequences of ignoring these choices (Vincent) and retreating into a world of distractions such as drugs, media and so on.
2	CinematicESP	98 _99%
Pure cinema. Wonderful dialogue throughout compelling episodes. Like flipping through TV channels on crack.
2	HalfJapanese	85 _76%
Probably the pinnacle of Tarantino's career, though it had the misfortune of sparking John Travolta's comeback.
2	parcaliham	100 _99%
(2) 2006 & belli bir mesaji olmayan bir basyapittir, kurgu da son zekiligin son noktasidir, diyologa dayali filmlerin atasidir.Tarantino'nun en en basarili isidir.
1	Alon Reter	55 _39%
I hate the fact that it's enjoyable. I don't really know why.
1	Mr. Film	96 _91%
Tarantino's best film
1	voldemort	90 _98%
I think my favourite thing about this was the dialogue. A fun story that somehow also makes you think. All-around very enjoyable.
1	Noblet	96 _99%
Comes close to becoming really stupid several times, but the movie is so well-written and fun that it doesn't matter.
1	ShaqFilmClub	100 _85%
2 Shaqtaculars
1	myfajahas400	98 _90%
Another great movie from Quentin Tarantino!
1	babaracus	10 _96%
the real shame here is that we missed the window in which the Vega Brothers movie could have happened
1	xophoros	3 _33%
Tarantino always tries to get the mood right and this movie, like most of his others, is just a series of moods with some gory choreography intervening.
1	xacviant	96 _99%
What do you even say about PULP FICTION? It might not be Tarantino's best work--his skill at character writing improved in later years--but the cast is so perfect, the dialogue so iconically acrobatic, and the direction so vivid as to wholly justify its legendary status. On repeat viewings, one simply takes greater pleasure in the little nuances that come with the disordered narrative and pitch-perfect acting; only the dance contest and taxi scene sag a bit. If you haven't seen it...ketchup.
1	dmarques	89 _89%
Best Tarantino movie by far, great and cool dialogue (which is certainly not natural, but still its incredible and funny), a non-linear storytelling that draws you in and a fitting soundtrack.
1	last request	18 _3%
Pointlessly violent garbage. Don't waste your time on it if you're one of the lucky few who hasn't seen it.
1	Broodfath3r	100 _99%
Amazing....Tarantino never disappointments me tho. I loved Vincent Vega's Character so much it Inspired my Child's naming.
1	Magb	95 _94%
Still the best of the "genre" it spawned.
1	jnsoneji	100 _97%
One of the all time great movies.. It has inspired many movies across the world.. The tone of the movie was used in Bollywood, Hindi movie in India: Kaminey (2009): http://www.criticker.com/film/Kaminey/
1	ATiM2	97 _91%
One of the greatest screenplays ever written, this film is Tarantino at his best and most unrestricted. And it can't hurt that it revolutionized film when we thought it couldn't be revolutionized anymore.
1	jordanraiden	17 _87%
8/8
1	Zoran	95 _96%
A must for every movie lover.
1	deecypher	100 _95%
Best movie ever
1	TDH1878	95 _96%
One of the most entertaining films of the 1990s, Pulp Fiction's unforgettable characters, deliberate pace, and finite dialogue have helped ensure Quentin Tarantino's place amongst Hollywood's upper echelon of acclaimed filmmakers.
1	numbsadness	95 _95%
Tarantino makes an unforgettable film, with amazing conversations, an epic use of soundtrack, actors doing what they know best, a good cinematography and perfect storytelling (non-linear storytelling at it's best). It's hard to believe it's only Tarantino's second film, because everything on it feels perfectly calculated and crafted, but not with coldness, but with passion and style.
1	mwestcott	100 _95%
Quentin Tarantino at his very best early on! Pulp Fiction is beyond a flawless film. The cast is perfect, the stories are perfect, the structure is perfect, the framing is perfect. Alongside all of the perfection in the film there is one distinct aspect to outweigh all the others. The dialogue. To say the dialogue is rich is an understatement. The banter and monologues are never uninvited when the master himself is involved. Flawless. Absolutely flawless.
1	Ceekay19	100 _99%
Jules: "See, now I'm thinking: maybe it means you're the evil man. And I'm the righteous man. And Mr. 9mm here... he's the shepherd protecting my righteous ass in the valley of darkness. Or it could mean you're the righteous man and I'm the shepherd and it's the world that's evil and selfish. And I'd like that. But that shit ain't the truth. The truth is you're the weak. And I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm tryin', Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be the shepherd."
1	SageSledge	100 _91%
"Pulp Fiction" is nothing short of mesmerising. Though it consists almost entirely of unending monologues and darkly comedic vignettes (both positives, mind), the film never feels aimless or sluggish, rocketing from wild set piece to thoughtful conversation in the blink of a non-linear eye. The performances are pitch perfect, the comedy is devilishly executed, the direction and writing are beyond stellar, and it has a soundtrack to die for. I could've watched it forever.
1	rcmacc	90 _87%
This film is beyond simply influential to modern cinema, it combines top notch editing, acting, directing with a story told not chronologically, its basically a modern classic.
1	sylowi	85 _72%
Classic
1	vv238	96 _99%
Tarantino knows how to make a goddamn movie. Every scene is hypnotic in the way it sucks you in even when there is little of real substance happening. The dialogue is superb and the mish-mash of different genres pays huge dividends in the totality of the film. All of the minor and major characters are incredibly memorable. Just pure cinema bliss.
1	browse28	95 _96%
Quentin Tarantino at his absolute best.
1	reecedolan	80 _61%
'Pulp Fiction' feels like it should be watched while high, and yet doesn't just make it funny for stoners. John Travolta is amazing in this, just as most of the actors are.
1	geranim0	100 _79%
masterpiece
1	shinySinger	93 _91%
was it me or did they flashed bruce willis dick for a second?
1	Efe Canik	100 _87%
Great acting, fun characters, smart pop-culture references and a brilliant non-linear story makes this movie one of the best movies of all time
1	bratings	95 _96%
There are very few films as ridiculously entertaining and engaging as Pulp Fiction.
1	AgusGlauber	100 _60%
Tarantino, Mr. Wolf, enough said.
1	Matija D	79 _72%
Heard so much about this movie before I watched it, and it surely did not live up to expectations I had. Quality movie, but not something I would enjoy watching many times.
1	Imogen	9 _86%
This is Tarantino's best in my opinion. Great dialogue, cartoon-like characters and awesome soundtrack. This film just oozes cool from start to finish. Thoroughly entertaining. FUN!
1	Kallan	85 _85%
Great movie, great acting
1	DesertPunk	87 _91%
If Samuel Jackson's character is to be believed, at least half of the characters in this film are guilty of incestual relations with their mothers.
1	lex	100 _98%
A ridiculously entertaining, wonderfully put together, one of a kind film that will surely continue to stand out as one of the crown jewels of the 90's.
1	thehynes	91 _99%
Absolute classic.I remember watching this when it first came out completely spellbound and having to go back to the cinema the following day to watch it again.I've never done that for any other film and most probably never will.
1	magdabag	95 _95%
I loved this movie this my favorite Bruce Willis movie EVER!!!!! My favorite character in this movie is definitely Sam Jackson.I loved him. Tarantino's Best.
1	P u l p	99 _99%
I have SO many memories with this movie. Good and unforgettable memories.
1	lisa-	4 _52%
entertaining with quick-witted dialogue. certainly it's miles better than that piece of trash known as reservoir dogs. but for all its charm it doesn't strike me as particularly interesting or wildly stylistic. also, if this represents the pinnacle of tarantino's career, i just don't think that he's my man. also also, i wonder if taking a massive fucking gun and shooting the balls off a gay rapist represents some sort of right-wing male fantasy.
1	EvilMangoes	93 _78%
A-
1	Deazz	100 _98%
A tasty movie, Please!
1	becca095	98 _97%
very good, love it. wish I had seen it sooner then I did. It had great humor, wit, and intensity.
1	Vegardfj	42 _28%
Den var altfor lang og kjedelig. mikset med tidslinjen
1	beatrixkido	100 _98%
"Or it could mean you're the righteous man and I'm the shepherd and it's the world that's evil and selfish.And I'd like that.But that shit ain't the truth.The truth is you're the weak.And I'm the tyranny of evil men.But I'm tryin',Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be the shepherd."
1	Mr.Olivier	80 _81%
Hard time rating this because it is really great. . but also I think vastly overrated. Original but also highly derivative. I saw it in the theater when it came out & easily a dozen times since, never by choice but because friends voted for it. I like it but it feels so dated & cliché, & from a decade in which I hated my whole life & everyone & everything in it. Also, $5 a ridiculous price for a milkshake?! 1st time I saw it I thought that's about right for an NJ diner shake. Now that's cheap.
1	Amorfus	92 _88%
Just your typical ultra violent time f**k with multiple plots that do fine on their own but are brilliantly converged into a "single" story and still manage to work magically.
1	MovieFarts	10 _97%
I like to imagine the thing that was in the golden briefcase was fart that actually smelled pleasant. Now that would be worth killing over.
1	shongfromrp	100 _97%
Quentin Tarantino has a strange way of mixing humor, however subtle, with serious violence in his movies that makes it all the more entertaining to watch. Thank you, Quentin, for fostering the next generation of Psychopaths.
1	empiremag	5 _93%
"Brilliantly written and unfathomably cool, this would make a good case for most quotable crime movie of all time."
1	therubettes	75 _82%
Great fun, unlike anything I had seen up to and when I saw it!
1	Mini-T	95 _99%
Probably one of the most legenday films , that has a lot of influences on many many films made today. Difficult to compare it to others , just because it is so legendary.
1	Difontaine	94 _98%
Violent, controversial, iconic, great.
1	MunchForever	100 _98%
Dark, funny, and really comes together. The more you watch the more the films pieces slowly start to piece themselves together.
1	Bojangles	55 _50%
A great audiovisual experience. Its style makes occasional pit stops at cool, but it unfortunately too often settles for campy. Contrary to popular sentiment, the dialogue is really bad. The people don't talk like people, they talk like QT characters...daddy-o.
1	martryn	98 _99%
Tarantino at the top of his game, and iconic performances from Willis, Thurman, Rhames, Jackson, and Travolta.
1	Audhumla	99 _98%
Though my love for Tarantino is completely unfounded, this is a fantastic film.
1	jhawkz32	95 _97%
One of the most interesting and well done movies of all time.
1	maddog	75 _44%
Oh, it does have some great moments. and it is funny. But Tarantino makes the film awkward, gives it painful pacing, and it becomes a drag to watch. I can't rate it highly for that. This definitely falls into the category of a movie everyone loves but I just don't get why.
1	jasonmyers	96 _98%
quentessential
1	Matthias99	91 _74%
Good, but I'm not as crazy about it as some people are.
1	jwest	60 _34%
Possibly the most overrated movie in recent memory.
1	st_fly	89 _93%
Very Good
1	m0schmoe	98 _95%
Quintessential Quentin Tarantino. A wonderful play on pulp style & nonlinear plot. Never fails to tickle my morbid sense of humor. Excellent casting with classic dialogue. A definite must-see.
1	darkman	90 _98%
This movie is the reason Quentin Tarantino got his reputation as a director genius.
1	msprague	75 _73%
Gritty and entertaining. Good cast, fun to watch.
1	tonydal	100 _99%
Just a tornado--a whirlwind. It sort of even seemed to rejuvenate my life at the time I saw it; I had more energy for weeks or months afterward. Even two lame acting performances (Tarantino and Julia Sweeney--what's that SNL chick doing here?) cannot tarnish its mighty lustre.
1	Aculem	96 _98%
Completely involving, painfully intense, and remarkably memorable. The audience is sure to be on the same wave-length as the progression of this movie as the three stories develop and intertwine. This movie is completely solid.
1	RFaraday	100 _93%
Tarantino continues his pastiche tradition with this movie full of flair and style. Samuel L. Jackson's entire career is basically built on him doing imitations of his character Jules.
1	filmspit	100 _90%
Neither director (Q.T.) nor screenwriter (Q.T.) denied borrowing concepts or scenes from the history of cinema while creating this fine piece of art. Nevertheless, Pulp Fiction does not try to be any other film or belong to a certain genre. On the other hand, there has been, and there will always be a dialogue, a use of editing, a characterization, or even a whole film reminding its viewer this particular film. Neither Tarantino nor the thespians involved will ever top this.
1	TheDiceman	70 _82%
Great.
1	triffid	91 _90%
Everything's been already said about "Pulp Fiction". And yes, it is really that good. Certainly a classic.
1	soybomb42	94 _97%
Tarantino's best/ Endures because we all enjoy/ being entertained/
1	Moribunny	58 _48%
Eh. Not the least bit what it's cracked up to be. There's nothing of interest here that hadn't been done a bit better in Reservoir Dogs.
1	wayofthegun	100 _97%
Unforgettable film about the intersecting lives of different people (hitmen, boxers, coke dealers, etc.) just trying to make it through the day alive.
1	johnwun	85 _79%
Tarantino and an all star cast. "Temporal mosaic" I like that description... See it! It's intelligently twisted...
1	trile	95 _91%
As I said you gotta love this Tarantino omnibus when he didn't follow hollywood rules. brains spilled all over the car - fantastic!
1	badfishstan	91 _94%
Great movie, great cast. A movie that you need to see in your lifetime. A bit violent and graphic at points, but makes the movie what it is.
1	sweetsin0r	100 _99%
One of the few I own. This movie changed Hollywood with it's soundtrack and script.
1	hojo	100 _99%
Quite possibly the greatest movie ever.
1	GravyMaximus	80 _84%
Fantastic film, but definitely overrated. There are far better movies out there, people.
1	adrianavb	89 _97%
Excellent!
1	Vince Leo (Qwipster's Movie Reviews)	94 _97%
It provided a roadmap for up-and-coming filmmakers of the next decade to follow through its use of sight, sound, and dialogue to tell stories that might ostensibly have little meaning on the surface, but are full of intelligent thought underneath. [Full Review]
1	easydiff	90 _96%
What dramatic filmmaking should be. Tarantino never hit this all-cylinders high again.
1	All	95 _95%
As films go this is sheer class and should be on everybodies must watch list, provided you enjoy a bit of violence and don't mind a bit of bad lanuage.
1	Qwipster.net	90 _98%
Tarantino's finest, and one of the best of the 90s.
1	moush	90 _92%
Vegetarians beware.
1	rockerpro	100 _96%
the best
1	antitype	94 _96%
It doesn't matter what you think of Tarantino, or of anything he has done since this film; Pulp Fiction is fucking legendary. Tarantino approaches cinema as myth-making, imbuing its gritty ultraviolence with a kind of zen (e.g. the guy from Die Hard selects a samurai sword as his weapon in a pawn shop), and some of the best damn dialogue ever written for the screen.
1	freqflyer	100 _99%
This is one of my all time favorite movies.
1	imamonkey	94 _94%
One of the best.
1	ABUNCHOFCATS	90 _85%
Fast-paced and funny and probably Tarantino's best work to date.
1	KAH	2 _40%
Saw this many times as a teenager. Today the "coolness" of it all sort of irritates me, especially when it's mixed with the brutal violence depicted. Can still enjoy it on a hung-over sunday though.
1	smacfarl	90 _77%
Awesome Tarantino. Excessive drug use and excessive cursing becomes a drag. Over the top gets boring on the re watch. Though the gimp sequence was ironically not over the top.
1	oldgoat	100 _99%
Top to bottom one of the best movies made. Been copied so many times it's hard to remember what was original.
1	Astrophizz	80 _61%
Meh.
1	CaptTesticle	100 _99%
Watching this movie will make your balls bigger, your dick too. Marvel at your newly found swagger, own your strut, thrust through unfamiliar doorways. Hot Columbian cab drivers will find your musk intoxicating. You will devour other peoples burgers and swill their beverages. When you feel like it you'll be all zen and magnanimous 'n shit. Seems implausible? Sounds too good to be true? Well fuck yeah, it's fiction, Pulp Fiction!
1	CosmicMonkey	78 _58%
Look, I get the appeal: The entertaining dialogue, the cinematic homages, the dark humour, the effortlessly cool nostalgic neo-noir aesthetic, the stylized violence, the non-linear storytelling - yes it's all there - yet I'm not sure if I would even consider this among the Top 5 Tarantino films. The story arc with Butch feels pointless and boring and drags the entire second act to a joyless halt, and Tarantino has clearly has way too much fun using racial slurs for personal comfort.
1	chano	100 _98%
A true masterpiece. I can watch this over and over again.
1	Duco	89 _96%
A masterfully filmed movie that features terrific cast (Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson at one of their bests), great music and quite some minor stories which don't seem corelated at all, but all cross each other during the course of the movie. Generally this approach fails, but Tarantino masters it into a ride through unexpecting, funny, disturbing and awkward scenes one after the other into a complete masterpiece.
1	pewbeng	96 _97%
Likely Tarantino's best. Very original. 1994, people!
1	billkerwin	92 _89%
Impressive individual scenes and great dialogue, but I don't believe Tarantino really likes or understands people.
1	theyshoot10	94 _88%
130
1	kevinjoseph	67 _63%
I am missing something? Good, yes, but dare I say overrated?
1	GrindhouseX3	100 _88%
Quite possibly the greatest movie ever made! An extremely stylish movie in every sense of the word with excellent characters and unforgettable dialogue.
1	RottenTomato	94 _87%
One of the most influential films of the 1990s, Pulp Fiction is a delirious post-modern mix of neo-noir thrills, pitch-black humor, and pop-culture touchstones.
1	nunstrangler	100 _95%
Tarantino moves into the cinematic mainstream with his trademark violence and '70s pop culture mindset intact in this stylish crime trilogy. Offbeat cast offers superb performances, led by Travolta, in his best role to date as a hit man. Clever, almost gleeful look at everyday life on the fringes of mainstream society.
1	Cubal	100 _97%
Tarantinos best flick. Violent and laced with sex, drugs & rock 'n roll. Good actors, good score, good good good. That's one tasty burger.
1	whatismyname	50 _20%
As I look to the right, I see lots and lots of green, but I don't see this film as others.
1	recklessmess	82 _78%
I enjoyed this movie. I didn't enjoy the throngs of pseudo-hipsters (worse than real hipsters) that worshipped it as if it were the second coming of Suspiria. There is nothing cool about snorting heroin, so don't even try.
1	gtown1479	94 _98%
I really like this movie. Its early in my ratings so I don't know if 93 is the right number, but as for now its the best movie that I have rated. fun fact... when I saw this movie my friend Ogin an I got our ticket refunded because they messed up the opening credits and had them upside down.
1	NPerez	88 _72%
Just mildly overrated in my opinion. I still loved it though, and anyone who hasn't seen it is completely insane.
1	paulofilmo	76 _96%
Cool.
1	sophie	95 _98%
Genius.
1	hehejaja	70 _57%
Entertaining bullshit.
1	cestmoi	85 _72%
Check out the brain on Brad! Loved it.
1	garethm	95 _95%
Pulp Fiction, it's almost a genre all of its own. Tarantino ensures it transcends pre-defined boundaries with its endlessly quotable and outlandish dialogue intermingled seamlessly with brutal bloody violence. The plot disappears off on random tangents of intertwined lives but it is never less than riveting time after time!
1	deastman	100 _97%
Rape Scene Rating: 4
1	NadiH	84 _59%
style over substance baby. But so much style.
1	NathanDarko	95 _93%
Conversations that made movie-history.
1	Cordell	80 _46%
cult!
1	Omicron91	96 _90%
One of the greatest movies of all time, hands down.
1	moraesfelipe	80 _85%
So popular and influential, yet this is way more than the sum of cool dialogues, tracking shots and bursts of violence -- or its so adored non-linear story. It's actually a freewheeling, near experimental collection of stories that are as about the very pleasure of Tarantino telling them - in his self-indulgent, laying back and smoking a joint, taking his time fashion -- as a delicious net of chance, redemption, bad or good luck (long) vignettes. As Jules would say, Tarantino's moment of clarity
1	QVT	90 _92%
The Uma Thurman bits end up hurting the film too much in the end. If this were just a film about Jules Winnfield it'd probably be a 100. Samuel L. Jackson delivers one of the greatest performances I've ever seen. The in-jokes abound.
1	Melvin Smif	100 _98%
A streamlined narrative, who needs it? Apparently not Tarantino since this movie rocks.
1	tentaTherapy	70 _54%
It is not a bad film. I enjoyed it and can acknowledge its appeal. But I think it's severely overrated.

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