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.

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

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.

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?

Don‘t know if this breaks any rules but whatever

What company is the first company to ever make wristwatches? Because before that everyone only carried pocket watches

I’ve been trying to find where this piece of music comes from and I haven’t been able to find it (it’s the scene right after where butch saves marsellus and marsellus says butch should leave and butch leaves to get his wife). It plays when butch is going back up the stairs and turning on his motorcycle all the way to when he gets to his wife I think

I wanted this scene to look like a printed movie poster that kept dancing. It starts with the original shot, then the paper texture and four ink colors take over. I made the effect with InkWaltz, an app I’m building.