Pulp Fiction

... A controversial yet award-worthy combination of gorgeous dialogue, genre-literacy, guns and gore.

Quentin Tarantino is the Jerry Lee Lewis of cinema, a pounding performer who doesn't care if he tears up the piano, as long as everybody is rocking.

Rarely have I left a movie theatre more thrilled or invigorated as I did after leaving Pulp Fiction.

There's a special kick that comes from watching something this thrillingly alive.

The actors know they've got a good thing and, echoing Tarantino's boldness and resourcefulness, they give it everything they've got.

Brilliant and brutal, funny and exhilarating, jaw-droppingly cruel and disarmingly sweet.

From the riveting split story lines and hyper-profanity to the quotable dialogue and shocking action, Tarantino's movie reverberated then and still does to this day.

Super cool, totally thrilling, and a startling blend of homage and originality that has not been matched since—once you see it, you’ll never view cinema the same way again.

Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction not only remains his best movie, but is an exhilarating crime saga full of great performances and energetic writing.

Pulp Fiction may not be perfect (the Butch sequence struggles to reach the heights of the others). However, its highs are among the very best in cinema history.