3.5/4  BADASS
Man this is one of my all time favorites. The mixing of the time frame in this movie is simply genius. Tarantino does this in other movies like kill bill but i dont think it comes close to pulp fiction. Its almost like the story would suff... (read full)

4/4  Pulp Fiction #10
Pulp Fiction is a skillfull collection of 4 stories with overlapping and interwoven plots that deals with the world of Drugs, Crime, and lots of bloodshed! The main link in all four stories is Vincent Vega ( played by the ultra-cool John T... (read full)

4/4  love it
my 2nd favorite movie of all time.


An inside look at a memorable community of criminals. Prizefighter Butch Coolidge has decided to stop payment on a deal he's made with the devil. Honey Bunny and Pumpkin are a couple of young lovers ... (read full)

4/4  Top 10 all time.
Full of violence, drug abuse, and non-stop language.... I like it. Honestly there are parts of this movie when samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta go on random cursing sprees where everyother word is harsh language. Lots of gun violence, i... (read full)

4/4  Strike My Brothers
Possibly one of the most cinematic of movies ever produced, "Pulp Fiction" is a mastery of storytelling. Sure, Quentin Tarantino has a little habit of adding dialogue that aren't necessarily necessary to the overall tones and feeling of p... (read full)

3/4  Mixed but good.
Not as good as some say but it is fine, the best way to rate it is to go part by part. The opening is very well, done in fact all the scenes of just the two Hit man are very well done, and the dialogue is just right. The first story part i... (read full)

4/4  Pulp Fiction Quick Review
Pulp Fiction is one of Tarantino's best. This means great dialogue which is a real strength of Tarantino's movies. They are also incredibly violent so if you don't like that watch something else!

4/4  Pulp Fiction Quick Review
The greatest movie ever...period. I just saw this in a theater for the first time ever. And it's even better on the big screen. For anyone who wants to see storytelling at it's finest check this out.

4/4  Pulp Fiction Quick Review
Absolutely Incredible in every way. script, cinematography, direction, cast, etc... so under rated by most people. its much more then just a crime drama, but deals so much with the meaning of life, fate, and purpose.

3/4  Pulp Fiction Quick Review
The first time I watched it, I am glad there was someone watching with me who had seen it before so I could keep up with the story. I liked it. Some violence and humor nicely mixed in.

4/4  Pulp Fiction Quick Review
The best Tarantino, and in my opinion with the best soundtrack.!

2.5/4  Pulp Fiction Quick Review
Good but some laging parts and some dialog that's not quite as interesting as it's supposed to be. Not as original as it claims to be either but overall it's an enjoyable movie.

1/5 35 films to seek out instead of watching this garbage
  by Purgatorio Infinito
35.Tenchu! (1969, Hideo Gosha)
34. The Man Without a Map (1968, Hiroshi Teshigahara)
33. The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928, Carl Theodor Dreyer)
32. Winter Light (1962, Ingmar Bergman)
31. Le samouraï (1967, Jean-Pierre Melville)
30. Amarcord (1973, Federico Fellini)
29. Tokyo Twilight (1957, Yasujiro Ozu)
28. Red Beard (1965, Akira Kurosawa)
27. El Topo (1970, Alejandro Jodorowsky)
26. Muddy River (1981, Kôhei Oguri)
25. Le Pont du Nord (1981, Jacques Rivette)
24. Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959, Alain Resnais)
23. Stroszek (1977, Werner Herzog)
22. the Double Life of Veronique (1991, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
21. Berlin Alexanderplatz (1980, Rainer Werner Fassbinder)
20. A Brighter Summer Day (1991, Edward Yang)
19. Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975, Pier Paolo Pasolini)
18. Blade Runner (1982, Ridley Scott)
17. My Neighbor Totoro (1988, Hayao Miyazaki)
16. Fireworks (1997, Takeshi Kitano)
15. Johnny Guitar (1954, Nicholas Ray)
14. Monkey Business (1952, Howard Hawks)
13. The Cook the Thief His Wife and Her Lover (1989, Peter Greenaway)
12. Andrei Rublev (1966, Andrei Tarkovsky)
11. City Lights (1931, Charles Chaplin)
10. Nazarin (1959, Luis Buñuel)
9. A City of Sadness (1989, Hou Hsiao-Hsien)
8. Mouchette (1967, Robert Bresson)
7. When a Woman Ascends the Stairs (1960, Mikio Naruse)
6. Shoot the Piano Player (1960, Francois Truffaut)
5. the Grapes of Wrath (1940, John Ford)
4. Week End (1967, Jean-Luc Godard)
3. Napoleon (1927, Abel Gance)
2. Out 1, noli me tangere (1971, Jacques Rivette)
1. Eraserhead (1977, David Lynch)

5/5 A Modern Classic
  by TV
A good film usually expresses its story visually. It shows us the story. Not this one. Pulp Fiction is a rich circular story about around gangsters, criminals, and a mysterious briefcase. In this story, Tarantino boldly breaks the rules of screenwriting, delivering a film where the dialogue drives the story. Good dialogue seems organic and almost conversational, yet express a deep rich subtext. Take for instance, Vincent and Jules' conversation before they carry out a hit. They discuss drugs in Amsterdam and how their boss supposedly threw a guy out the window for giving his wife a foot massage. The dialogue seems random and unrelated to the plot--almost like everyday conversation. Yet this shows Tarantino's masterful writing skills, because he is able to pack so much weight in dialogue without seeming to do so. Vincent later later on takes out his boss' wife on a date on the boss' order, and she almost overdoses on heroin. Now, what is in the audience's is what would happen to him if he brings her back dead; if some guy got thrown out a window for massaging her foot, what worse will happen to him? Tarantino puts his characters in dire and serious situations, but he always finds dark humor in these circumstances. Do you think you would ever laugh at someone's brains getting blown out? The movie combines a very ironic mix of violence and humor throughout that takes you on a thrilling experience. The unconventional structure of the story adds another twist, with interrelated scenes that add more context to each other. It does not depend on action or special effects to catch the attention of its viewer. The ensemble cast, including John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, Bruce Willis, Harvey Keitel, bring their characters to life. Pulp Fiction's creativity in juggling all these aspects creates a movie that is pure pleasure to watch and be dazzled by. It is for an audience that dares a movie to break all conventions, just as its characters defy all the rules.

3/5 Decent
  by M. D. Harris (Atlanta)
It played alright, but had a few scratches on it. The cover is in terrible condition

5/5 This movie rocks!
  by Karen
The movie was in perfect condition. It arrived within the estimated time that was given. Everything was sealed and scratch free. This is one of those movies that you will watch over and over again. Truly a cult classic.

5/5 WUV THIS FILM!!!!
  by Explorer
So few movies do I absolutely love and this is one of them. Truly this is in my top 5 favorite films.

I have watched this movie countless of times and every time, I see something new that I missed on the previous viewing. So much is going on, yet one is not lost and that is a feat in itself which shows you how great this movie is... How great Tarantino is....


Anyway, if one is not put off by violence or cursing/foul language then this movie along with its dark humor will appeal to you....

Samuel Jackson and John Travolta along with the other actors were tops in this movie...

Yeah... Great Movie!!


Highly Recommend this movie, especially now that it is offered in this two disc collectors edition for those who have yet to see this film....