Such is the case with Martin Scorsese's late-'70s documentary American Boy: A Profile of Steven Prince, which, though never officially released, lived on through bootleg copies that circulated among ...

The brilliance of the briefcase is that it means different types of things to different people. For Jules, it becomes a symbol of change. He starts to believe in signs, fate, and second chances. For ...

The Pulp Fiction scene sees Koons telling Butch a long story ... Vincent panics, so he rushes her to the home of his drug dealer, Lance (Eric Stoltz), to see if he can help. Lance figures out ...

Its marquee scenes are so well-known now that it’s easy to forget just how genuinely surprising many of Pulp Fiction‘s biggest ... into a life-threatening drug overdose and his unexpected ...

Pulp Fiction shocked and awed even the most ... as the film comes to a conventional hero, but he’s a drug-addicted killer. In one scene, he accidentally shoots petty criminal Marvin in the ...

It’s more like “some of the most memorable scenes and dialogue of the last three decades exploded into cinema like Marvin’s head when Vincent blew it off.” “Pulp Fiction” is a legacy ...

And yet when I saw the execution just as a fan, scene after scene after scene ... on the 30th anniversary of the feature that “Pulp Fiction” changed his life. “This movie launched like ...

Is Pulp Fiction really 30 years old ... the drawn-out suspense less elegant than in similar scenes out of Basterds; not surprising that it’s both showier and (if only in how it’s assembled ...