The draw for me for this movie was the interwoven storyline and the big name actors like Bruce Willis, John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman although I'm not a fan of Uma Thurman. No offense to her, she just doesn't draw me in like other actresses do.

So it's about these two hit men who have to retrieve a stolen suitcase from some low level criminals. Those criminal's boss is a big level criminal who organizes for Bruce Willis's character Butch Coolidge to throw his next fight. That big level criminal gets one of his lackeys Vincent Vega played by John Travolta to take his wife Mia out dancing and the iconic "fingers across the eyes in a peace sign" dance was born.

There are many other characters whose lives are interwoven into these characters and to me, that was the fun part, to see how that played out. It's has some famous people (at the time) in smaller roles.

There's no real point to this story and it doesn't really have a beginning, or end. It just sort of starts and stops which is off putting to me and why I only gave it 6 stars. What kept me from going lower was the writing and the sort of outlandish characters and scenes that played out, almost at random throughout.

While I liked this movie at the time, I don't think I would love it today if it were the first time I saw it. I would still watch it though for the nostalgia of it, but may not recommend it to anyone under 40.