Hate to say, "Pulp Fiction" had brilliant bits, but back in 1994 opening day, had sky high hopes and left with minor disappointment. Solid reasons: excessive pop culture references, Bruce Willis girlfriend, too many awkward slacker supporting roles, far too many homages got distracting.

Watched it 2 weeks ago (2014), and scenes are actually embarrassing from not aging well, specifically the entire Jack Rabbit Slims bit. Juvenile.

For some reason, my Favorite bit is actually the dialogue free long take of Bruce Willis hiking to his apt for the watch, the confrontation, and driving away listening to Flowers on the Wall.

Also, the Blu Ray is too clear. I almost prefer this specific title in VHS or Laserdisc, not digitally cleaned up, more muddy. Harsh light Cinematography is bad, no wonder QT tossed him.

This is dated. The impact is softened, due on some part to it being lifted by 100's of filmmakers. Within the same year, there was Fugitive, Schindler, Shawshank - none of which were as ballsy, but they're not dated, shot great. Even 1984's Repo Man is less dated, similar vibe, more groundbreaking IMO. QT never gives Repo Man's Alex Cox credit, and seemed to take off where Cox left off after being booted from Hollywood.