good back-story, and good acting

Crappy film

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

A young lady I used to work with told me that Tarantino was Shakespeare. I didn't disagree, but I felt there was a difference: Shakespeare was modest.

"English, motherf**ker, do you speak it?" "Bring out the gimp." "Get my wallet...it's the one that says Bad Motherf**ker." "Royale with cheese." The Ezekiel 25:17 speech.These 5 lines and many more famous scenes come to mind when people hear "Pulp Fiction." I think I would be correct in saying that it is the most quotable movie ever made. That is not the only thing that makes this movie special. The dialogue as a whole is so well written. In his 2001 "Great Movie" review, Roger Ebert said it could work as an audio book. I would like to buy a Pulp Fiction audio book-that would rock!Another iconic part is that it has 3 separate stories that tell one story when told in order. However, the movie switches them so you have to figure out the order itself. I read somewhere that in order, the last line would be Bruce Willis saying: "Zed's baby. Zed's dead." In the movie, there is a little over a half hour left when the line is said. I could continue on-but this will suffice.Pulp Fiction is a movie that movie fans really should see.Note: There is a lot of language as colorful as the dialogue itself.

This movie is the one you can watch over and over and over and over and over! Awesome! The characters, one liners, scenes, music etc etc. This movie needs no more critical reviews, and i'm not a film critic.

If you can live life quoting from a movie then it made an impact on you and deserves a great review.