Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A brash, smart, wildly entertaining movie that will be oft imitated but never duplicated.
2. A devilishly lurid blast of great entertainment. Ultra-violent and wickedly funny.
3. It can be a difficult, rattling experience, but this reviewer has found its rewards to vastly outweigh its weaknesses.
4. Ce film représente le summum de la carričre de Tarantino
5. Tarantino shows penchant for the rhythm of words--the banter has the drollery of gangland Samuel Beckett--and he's also good at taking seemingly routine situations and giving them a sudden vertiginous twist, such as the farcical drug overdoze scene.
6. The overall project is evident: to evict real life and real people from the art film and replace them with generic teases and assorted hommages. Don't expect any of the life experiences of the old movie sources to leak through.
7. A balls-out postmodern comedy par excellence. It's a Royale with Cheese. [Blu-ray]
8. When the dust settles, just as the Coens will ultimately be seen as the canniest literary critics of their generation, Tarantino will be seen as the most perceptive, most instinctive film critic of his.
9. Some of its strengths still impress. There's the trivial-turned-menacing, the gangster-gone-poppy, and the various sadnesses, poignancies, and tragic pointlessnesses that seep out of the best noirs.
10. Its dedicated fan-base and the pop-culture reverberations that have flowed steadily from it, almost 20 years on, echo Tarantino's achievements with Pulp Fiction. Unassailable filmmaking.

What was the overall consensus about the movie?
One of the most influential films of the 1990s, Pulp Fiction is a delirious post-modern mix of neo-noir thrills, pitch-black humor, and pop-culture touchstones.