Arguably a top 10 movie icon. Yes he has other really good movies, even movies like sukiyaki western Django that he took part in are phenomenal. Pulp fiction and resivour dogs, and Django unchained imo are 2nd and 3rd, when I first watched pulp fiction I felt like my eight yr old self watching star wars. It was captivating to my 22yr old self. I recall say this dude nailed what the silver screen was needing, a all new Sergio Leone, modern Good bad and the ugly, meets cocane. Love it all there has not been a single Tarantino flick I haven't loved or enjoyed. Thank you Quentin!

Turns out. Still holds up.

Maybe not some of Jimmy's dialogue, but I'm sure he and Jules are very close friends and he gets a .

It's one of the greats for a reason. It is a little disturbing watching in 2024 seeing some of Tarantino dropping the N word now, but overall the storytelling and tightness is unforgettable.

Not many movies leave a mark on you when you watch them. Pulp Fiction left a mark on me it quickly became my favorite movie and has stayed there ever since. When you watch a Tarantino film you're not just watching a movie you are experiencing film/cinema a feeling if you would that you don't experience with most movies these days.

I don't really understand the hype surrounding this movie. Comparatively, there are much better Quentin Tarantino movies. However, the movie isn't completely meritless. The characters are entertaining, the actors give good performances, and the movie has a strong narrative arc. I just don't think it's as great as people make it out to be.

Favorite movie if all time!

Once you get your mind past all the bad language, it's really a good movie. Lots of humorous dialogue and John Travolta at his finest.

Pulp Fiction is One of its kind. Great cast is one of strong reasons to watch the film, but one element of the film that will stick in my memory forever is that iconic dance sequence which happens to be my favourite moment in the film.

I actually don't really care for this Tarantino movie all that much. All of his style is there and the narrative structure is great, but it left me feeling nothing at all. I just didn't care, which might say more about me than the movie. Travolta is really good in it though.

Quentin Tarantino's star-making debut still has a lot of great moments, which makes sense - this film is practically an anthology, and every story isn't a winner. But it had panache, a style, and a whole lot of curse words to upset the censors, and became an important part of the American filmography.