A fifteen years ago this week, film was revolutionized. Pulp Fiction graced the Silver Screen with its snappy banter and wicked humor, forever changing the way people saw the world. Although this may seem melodramatic, I was one of those people that the film affected so greatly. No longer was a movie simply entertainment; it was an experience.

Although I was only 17 at the time, the brilliance before me sparked my love of film, and in doing so, unveiled an entirely new perspective. Sure it didn't start off as anything other than a great movie, but what was different about this was that I found myself reflecting on it the next day. And the day after, and so on. Nothing had affected me like this before, and although it took me a while to realize it, I was viewing the world through a slightly different lens.

Here are a few standouts:

-Although this film had incredible performance after incredible performance, to this day I feel like Eric Stoltz stole the show with his faux empathy, and ultimately humorous ineptitude. "No, you don't gotta f*cking stab her three times!"

-The Jimmy Situation, from tampon towel to post-hose towel off, is still my favorite. "This is some f*cked up, repugnant sh*it!"

-Harvey Keitel was the most badass, as Mr. White became Mr. Cool (complete with NSX!).

-"Aw man, I shot Marvin in the face." is the best reaction to any catastrophic accident in the history of the world.

-Marsellus inadvertently shooting the woman in the leg still makes me laugh, no matter how inappropriate it may be.

-At the time of my initial viewing I had no idea what "818" meant, but now it makes me smirk every time I give someone my phone number.

I gotta get outta here... I could do this all day.