Pulp Fiction (DVD)
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Pulp Fiction has become a modern classic of the cinema. Darkly humorous, complex, violent, and very in-your-face, this is a movie that you will not forget in a long time. It interweaves several seemingly unrelated stories which all come together by the end of the movie.
The movie opens in a diner with Pumpkin (Tim Roth) and Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer) deciding to rob the place. We come back to this later.
We then cut to Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson), a pair of two bit hoods who are required to kill some small-time drug dealers who have been cheating on their boss, Marsellus Wallace. They reclaim a briefcase which contains something very special. We learn that Vincent is required to escort Marsellus' wife whilst Marsellus is out of town.
We then cut to Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis), a boxer, and Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames). Butch is being paid off to lose his next fight.
Vincent buys some heroin from Lance (Eric Stoltz) in preparation for his date with Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman). They go to Jackrabbit Slim's, which is a very retro cafe. On their return, Mia accidentally snorts some of Vincent's heroin and stops breathing which leads to an outrageous scene back at Lance's where she is revived.
Next, we return to Butch, but as a child, where we learn about a very precious wristwatch that Captain Koons (Christopher Walken) delivers to him after keeping it in 'safe storage' for two years. Back in the present, Butch cannot bring himself to lose the fight, and hence falls out of favour with Marsellus. Through a series of errors, Butch ends up killing Vincent, and running into Marsellus. Two good ol' boys prevent the two of them killing each other, but as you will find out, perhaps they would have been better off dead. Nonetheless, all debts are paid and Butch is free to go.
We then jump back to the briefcase scene where amazingly, neither Vincent nor Jules are killed. This leads to a very messy car ride, but Winston Wolf (Harvey Keitel) steps in and saves the day.
Finally, it is time to return to the diner, where all outstanding loose ends are tied up.
EXTRA FEATURES
Unseen Footage : 20 minute feature hosted by Quentin Tarantino presenting several deleted scenes from the movie.
Pulp Fiction (DVD)
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$9.99
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$9.99
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🔴 Condition - Very Good 🔴
Pulp Fiction has become a modern classic of the cinema. Darkly humorous, complex, violent, and very in-your-face, this is a movie that you will not forget in a long time. It interweaves several seemingly unrelated stories which all come together by the end of the movie.
The movie opens in a diner with Pumpkin (Tim Roth) and Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer) deciding to rob the place. We come back to this later.
We then cut to Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson), a pair of two bit hoods who are required to kill some small-time drug dealers who have been cheating on their boss, Marsellus Wallace. They reclaim a briefcase which contains something very special. We learn that Vincent is required to escort Marsellus' wife whilst Marsellus is out of town.
We then cut to Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis), a boxer, and Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames). Butch is being paid off to lose his next fight.
Vincent buys some heroin from Lance (Eric Stoltz) in preparation for his date with Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman). They go to Jackrabbit Slim's, which is a very retro cafe. On their return, Mia accidentally snorts some of Vincent's heroin and stops breathing which leads to an outrageous scene back at Lance's where she is revived.
Next, we return to Butch, but as a child, where we learn about a very precious wristwatch that Captain Koons (Christopher Walken) delivers to him after keeping it in 'safe storage' for two years. Back in the present, Butch cannot bring himself to lose the fight, and hence falls out of favour with Marsellus. Through a series of errors, Butch ends up killing Vincent, and running into Marsellus. Two good ol' boys prevent the two of them killing each other, but as you will find out, perhaps they would have been better off dead. Nonetheless, all debts are paid and Butch is free to go.
We then jump back to the briefcase scene where amazingly, neither Vincent nor Jules are killed. This leads to a very messy car ride, but Winston Wolf (Harvey Keitel) steps in and saves the day.
Finally, it is time to return to the diner, where all outstanding loose ends are tied up.
EXTRA FEATURES
Unseen Footage : 20 minute feature hosted by Quentin Tarantino presenting several deleted scenes from the movie.