Pulp Fiction Resources

Take a virtual tour of all the different filming locations used for Pulp Fiction. And no, Jack Rabbit Slims is not a real restaurant, it was a set. Sorry to burst your bubble.

Check out this cool fan wiki of sorts. It has everything from articles and video clips to a full-fledged (though totally unofficial) FAQ.

The film got a 93% fresh rating from Rotten Tomatoes.

…and they all agreed with Rotten Tomatoes.

Seriously, that's the name of the article.

Here's a quick Pulp Fiction summary with a twist. It's portrayed as an old school style arcade game with all the animation and clichés which give it a most authentic feel.

Brett and the boys as if they were Kyle and the boys.

Maybe morality isn't the first thing that crosses your mind when you think of the crazy world and characters of Pulp Fiction. But let Quentin himself give you a quick breakdown of some big ethical decisions and their consequences.

The cast, producer and director dish on the making on Pulp Fiction and how no one thought it would be the smash hit it turned out to be.

Film critic Matt Seitz analyzes how Tarantino creates characters that are the embodiment of "cool."

Quentin dishes to Charlie Rose about the inspiration for Pulp Fiction.

Fans speculate on the true meaning behind some of the scenes.

On the 20th anniversary of the film's release, CNN compiled 20 fun facts.

Roger Ebert interviews Tarantino. 'Nuff said.

Rolling Stone magazine breaks down the shocking rape scene. 20 years after the film's release, it's still disturbing and important enough to discuss.

The director, cast, and producers reminisce about how Pulp Fiction finally got made. It wasn't easy..

On it's 20th anniversary, a compilation of what the critics said when the movie was first released.

Here's a list of every movie, TV show, and movie star referenced in Pulp Fiction, including Tarantino's other films, which he loves to reference.

A look at Mia Wallace and her iconic fashion look.

Jules must've realized his dream of life coaching and decided no one needed his wise advice more than young hockey players.

There's always a Lego version.

Yolanda and Ringo's breakfast may be a whole movie apart from Jules and Vincent's, but let's not forget that they're actually going on at the same time. If fact, if you listen real close, you can hear (and see) Jules and Vincent in that opening scene.

Here's a clip of Tarantino directing Bruce Willis in a scene from the film.

The HISHE team is at it again, this time with their take on Pulp Fiction. Will Butch just pack his most precious watch himself? Will Marvin not get shot in the face? Watch and find out.

Sometimes even a director's favorite scenes have to be cut if they're not right for the movie. Here are a couple that were lost in post-production, introduced by Tarantino himself. We get everything from Mia and Vincent's intersecting pants to a Lance monologue about human decency and some more of everyone's favorite, Raquel.

Just in case our brief summary wasn't enough, maybe this infographic will make Pulp Fiction's chronology more clear…or maybe it will just confuse you. There are a lot of lines going on.

Some people just have a lot of time on their hands.

The all-star cast all chillin'.

One fan collected all the highlights of the film. See it here.

Graffiti artist Banksy had this take on our killers.

You won't want to wait for this genuine Jules Winnfield action figure. Seems like a strange movie for toy tie-ins.

Weirdest. Mascot. Ever.