Best Movie Ever: Pulp Fiction

Christopher Walken's butt always knew what time it was.

"Whaaaaat," followed by "noooooo" was what the woman sitting next to me said when I first saw Pulp Fiction.

Did the main character just get gunned down by a random shot of bullets in the middle of the movie? As he was coming out of the bathroom?

Even with the twisted chronology of the script, Tarantino proved he just wasn't playing by the rules with this movie, and that anything could happen.

This sentiment extends into the sequence as Butch races away in a car... only to see Marcellus Wallace crossing the street! Shots cause mayhem, a passerby is hit (again, anything can happen!) and the fight makes its way into... what is this place exactly?

A ridiculous scenario is only believable if you shock the audience with the most lurid thing you can think of - and in this case it is a random dungeon of sex abuse lurking just off a busy street.

While this scene may have baffled (and disgusted) a few audience members, it did give us the phrase "get medieval on his ass." So that's a good thing.

The first time Sam Jackson recites this bible passage he ends it with "And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee."

The second time he says "And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee."

What does that mean, man?