Pulp Fiction

The cinematography is great every shot feels intentional, colorful, and full of personality. I love the overall aesthetic of this movie, from the retro diner vibe to the slick suits. It has such a distinct look and feel that’s instantly recognizable. But more than anything, I love the story. The way the different storylines weave together the hitmen, a boxer, a mysterious briefcase it’s so creative and engaging. It never feels boring because you’re constantly piecing everything together in your head. Performance wise, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta are absolutely amazing. They completely kill it. Samuel L. Jackson as Jules is electric every monologue, every intense stare, even quiet moment hits perfectly. Together, Jules and Vincent’s chemistry carry the movie. The supporting cast is great as well from Uma Thurman to Bruce Willis but honestly, Samuel L. and Travolta steal the show. What’s crazy is that even though these characters are objectively bad people, they’re incredibly likable. The dialogue makes them feel human, funny, and weirdly relatable. That said, one thing I don’t love is Vincent’s death. It feels underplayed and just kind of happens. There’s no huge buildup or dramatic moment it’s sudden and almost casual. I get that the randomness is part of the movie’s style, but I still wish it had a bit more weight considering how important his character is. The film bros and cinephiles were right this movies great, one of my all time favorite and an absolute classic.