This is not Tarantino's best, but it is still near perfect. Sam Jackson may do a better job in this role than he does in Pulp Fiction. The camera work is beyond perfection once again. The pacing could have used some work, but still see it!
Not Tarantino's best. But still very entertaining. And not as violent as anything he's ever done before or since. Yet, the dialogue is still memorable. I like the ending being told from the perspective of all the parties involved. I just recently viewed this again, and it's not as good as I remembered. It just doesn't have that lasting appeal that Tarantino's previous films did.