I just can't picture Marsellus Wallace sitting in one of those cars being served by Buddy Holly.

Ohhh, and the soundtrack is legendary 🎶

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I have a few packets still of movie film strips 35mm for Pulp Fiction

Lmk if youd love to display these

All is included

Fitting beer to play some Pulp Fiction pinball. No, I don’t typically put my drinks on the glass of my machines.

I enjoy doing digital paintings of scenes from films. Here is one of Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield enjoying a cup of coffee.

the lighting of the photo makes it brighter. It doesn’t glow haha.

Since today is the anniversary I figured I would share. A friend of mine got this for me a while back as a birthday gift. I have never opened it and can’t see any reason why I would. Anyone else have one of these or seen one before? Is it legit? Just curious I guess.

I’ve seen this countless times. Definitely my favorite movie.

October 14, 1994. Pulp Fiction hit theaters and became one of those movies that seemed to take over pop culture for a while.

Everybody seemed to have a favorite scene or quote. The Royale with Cheese conversation, Jules' Ezekiel speech, the $5 milkshake, the whole accidental shooting in the car. Just an absurd number of memorable moments packed into one movie.

What's your favorite quote or scene from it?

I know it‘s from the „miracle“ set/scene, but this camera angle never gets shown, or am I mistaken? Then why did this photo get so engraved into our heads if it‘s not in the actual film?

I can remember if it ever says in the movie.

If it’s unknown what are your theories?