Pulp Fiction is already a violent movie, as most Quentin Tarantino movies are. However, according to Jackson, the ending scene with him in the diner was supposed to be much more violent.

There is a stunning though unnecessary scene set at a fully realized theme restaurant – with Buddy Holly waiters and an Ed Sullivan maitred’ – where Travolta takes to the floor with Uma ...

Quentin Tarantino’s classic “Pulp Fiction,” which just celebrated its 20th anniversary, contains one of the most squirm-inducing scenes in movies: when John Travolta, as Vincent Vega ...

‘Pulp Fiction’: John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson’s ‘I Shot Marvin’ Car Scene Has a Huge Error, According to Fans 'Pulp Fiction' is one of the most famous movies of all time — and ...

Pulp Fiction has become so canonized as a modern classic, it’s easy to forget how transgressive it was on its release twenty years ago. But when Quentin Tarantino’s film debuted at the Cannes ...

One scene stands alone in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 film "Pulp Fiction" for pure heart-stopping shock – when Uma Thurman's dying Mia is revived from a heroin overdose by her bodyguard chaperone ...

John Travolta is throwing it back this holiday season. In an ad for Capital One, the 66-year-old actor takes on the role of Santa Claus, while also channeling his character Vincent Vega from the ...

Robert Rodriguez Directed Quentin Tarantino's Scene In Pulp Fiction It's always good to have a friend. Ever since they premiered their debut films at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival, Quentin ...