The best thing about Quentin Tarantino is that in each of his films he injects his unique level of passion and charisma, making his films have an energy that captivates you when watching.

This is perfection, shying away from the generic Tarantino destroys the common monomyth structure creating an order in his films that although sometimes confusing, gives you a highlighted sense of satisfaction (for example a piece from the end of the movie is at the beginning etc).

The film concentrates mainly on two hitmen (Travolta & Jackson) working for Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames), a local gangster, but often branches off into a variety of sub-plots which all intertwine with one another in some shape or form. These sub plots are more commonly broken into chapters to ease with navigation of the film so to speak.

This film speaks to so many of your emotions and has a cast list and soundtrack to die for, also it's strong use of subtext and symbolism makes it a definate watch… more »

The best thing about Quentin Tarantino is that in each of his films he injects his unique level of passion and charisma, making his films have an energy that captivates you when watching.

This is perfection, shying away from the generic Tarantino destroys the common monomyth structure creating an order in his films that although sometimes confusing, gives you a highlighted sense of satisfaction (for example a piece from the end of the movie is at the beginning etc).

The film concentrates mainly on two hitmen (Travolta & Jackson) working for Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames), a local gangster, but often branches off into a variety of sub-plots which all intertwine with one another in some shape or form. These sub plots are more commonly broken into chapters to ease with navigation of the film so to speak.

This film speaks to so many of your emotions and has a cast list and soundtrack to die for, also it's strong use of subtext and symbolism makes it a definate watch for any budding film geek!