It seems to me it was just left on the booth seat next to Jules. I didn't see Jules grab it or give it back to Ringo. It seems a little irresponsible after all that talk of redemption to leave a loaded gun in the diner like that. It also must be covered in Ringo's DNA and fingerprints, making identifying him after pulling off the armed robbery pretty easy.

Vincent has got some great conversation skills without stirring up a situation between the parties. He acknowledges other persons thoughts, puts his rationale forward and pretty much concludes with a decent laughter amongst them (at the diner about the Pig and a Dog) or with a bit of a backlash and absorbs it with respect like in case of Mia at Jack Rabbit Slims. Thoughts ?

Dunno if it’s an unpopular opinion on here, but Tarantinos performance always sticks out as rubbish to me, so trying to think who would have done the part better, maybe Christian slater? Steve busemi? A young 1960s Clint Eastwood?

I've seen people ask this before and it's quite simple: Butch saved Marsellus from becoming the Gimp 2.0 and being locked in the toybox. Marsellus had to worship the ground Butch walked on after that because he knew Butch could've EASILY taken off and left him behind. That's the irony of the whole situation is Marsellus went from trying to kill Butch to quite literally owing his entire life to him in about 15 minutes in the end.

He tells Butch to leave town right then after that because he wanted Butch to live now, and even if he thought Vincent was dead, the rest of Marsellus' crew like Paul was still looking for Butch still. It was easier for Butch to just leave after that because Marsellus gets to avoid the embarrassment of having to explain this unbelievable story of getting kidnapped and raped in a pawn shop with Butch saving him to his crew for why the hunt for Butch had suddenly ended in less than day.

All he had to do was say he and Vincent found Butch, Vincent got killed in the process, and Marsellus killed Butch and dumped his body so the cops wouldn't find it.

Hi everyone, I need an help from the community. I'm trying to find the soundtrack geared when Vincent and Jules go to the Restaurant in the final scenes. I don't mean the soundtrack of the ending, but the soundtrack that you can hear while they talk. Thank you

I'm actually thinking about selling them but have no idea what they may be worth. I was also wondering if I should try to get them signed before. What do you all think?

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Does anybody here know?

I noticed they cut the scene of Bunny peeing while standing on top of the tables/booth when they both had their guns aimed at her

I finished the first draft. I just need to go back and edit it.

Wouldn’t the smart thing to do be pay him after? Was he trying to instill trust? Was Butch so undecided? Maybe pay him half before and half after? I think it was foolish on Marsellus’ part to give him all the money up front imo.

Butch has a kangaroo figurine, Butch is listening to "Captain Kaaaaangaro" when he runs into Wallace.. Kangaroos are known for their boxing skills....

I don't know of this was common knowledge. But I just connected that tonight and I'm blown away. I've seen this movie every bit of 50 times and a see something new every time.

Hey all!

If you’re into Pulp Fiction, film or music, you won’t want to miss the latest episode of the Hot Press Classics podcast. This time, Paul Nolan and acclaimed film writer Wayne Byrne dive into the legendary soundtrack of Pulp Fiction, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

https://www.hotpress.com/film-tv/pulp-fiction-soundtrack-episode-of-hot-press-classics-out-now-23060114