Answer: Honey Bunny
Pumpkin and Honey Bunny decide to rob the restaurant they are eating in, claiming a restaurant would not be prepared to get robbed. Pumpkin says, "I love you, Honey Bunny." Then, Honey Bunny says "I love you too Pumpkin." They kiss, and then Pumpkin pulls out a gun and they rob the restaurant together.
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Answer: Hawthorne Grill
The cafe is shown in the first scene of the movie and is also featured in some of the last scenes in the movie.
From Quiz: 'Pulp Fiction': Details!
Answer: Pride only hurts, it never helps.
Marsellus describes pride as "a slight sting"; he wants to make sure that Butch's pride doesn't interfere with the dive. By the time of the fight, Butch's pride has gotten to such a point that he does not lose the fight; he kills the other boxer.
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Answer: Miserlou
Dick Dale and his Deltones recorded "Miserlou" in 1962. It is not certain, but many people believe the song had lyrics that were never recorded in. A group called Admiral Twin recorded a song called "Miserlou" that had Greek lyrics. The Miserlou is a Greek dance.
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction": Cinematical Pursuit
Answer: 2
Following are the two definitions, the second one much more relevant to the movie: "PULP (pulp) n. 1. A soft, moist, shapeless mass or matter. 2. A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper."
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction": The Facts
Answer: "Forget it. It's too risky."
This is said by Ringo who is played by Tim Roth. Ringo says this to open up the conversation about quitting holding up convenience stores and liquor stores.
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Answer: Harvey Keitel
Harvey Keitel was Winston Wolf, and he said this to a girl named Raquel (Julia Sweeney), after he assisted Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) in ditching their car, which happened to be drenched in blood.
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Answer: Quentin Tarantino
Quentin was born March 27, 1963 in Knoxville, Tennesee. He worked for many years as a video store clerk and even had his own personal video section called "Quentin Recommends".
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction" Cast and Crew
Answer: Thurman, Travolta, Jackson, Willis
Amanda Plummer played Honey Bunny, Ving Rhames played Marsellus Wallace, Christopher Walken was Capt. Koons, Rosanna Arquette was Jody, Tim Roth was Pumpkin, Harvey Keitel was The Wolf, and Maria de Medeiros was Fabienne. And of course, Uma Thurman was Mia Wallace, John Travolta was Vincent Vega, and Samuel L. Jackson played Jules Winnfield. And Bruce Willis was Butch Coolidge.
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Answer: Cops
When discussing the "miracle" that Jules witnessed in Brett's apartament, Vincent retorts by saying he saw a similar occurance on the T.V. show "Cops." Vincent later laughs at Jules' "Green Acres" joke, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he has seen the show.
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp Fiction"
Answer: A Royale with Cheese
Quentin Tarantino is known for his quirky, un-related dialogue in his movies. Most of the time, the characters are discussing something completely unrelated to the story, which is seemingly random. Though, one could argue that these little chats between characters are what make the movies so enjoyable to watch.
Vincent tells Jules that when he went to McDonalds in Paris, they called a quarter pounder a Royale with Cheese because of the metric system.
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Answer: Paul
His name's Paul (played by Paul Calderon), and this is "just between y'all", as Paul is so fond of saying. He's also known as "English Bob", as revealed in the end diner scene between Vincent and Jules.
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp" (Part III: Vincent Vega...)
Answer: hash
Jules wants Vincent to "tell me again about the hash bars" while driving to Brett's apartment. This discussion segues into a discussion of the Royale with cheese and mayo on french fries.
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp" (Part II: Prologue, Act 2)
Answer: pulp
"PULP (pulp) n. 1. A soft, moist, shapeless mass or matter. 2. A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper. - American Heritage Dictionary, New College Edition."
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp" (Part I: Prologue)
Answer: shotguns
The camera angle looking out from Jules' and Vincent's car to the two hitmen when they gear up is one of Quentin Tarantino's favorites, and is used in two of his other movies, "Reservoir Dogs" and "From Dusk Till Dawn".
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction": The Facts
Answer: Redondo
Vincent tells us this after The Wolf offers Vincent a ride.
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Answer: Lawrence Bender
Lawrence also made a cameo in the film as a waiter dressed as Zorro.
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction" Cast and Crew
Answer: Honey Bunny and Pumpkin
We never learn Pumpkin's real name, though Jules calls him Ringo. Honey Bunny is revealed to be Yolanda. The diner scene precedes the opening credits and is the final scene, after much time-shuffling.
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Answer: Hawthorne Grill
You can hear Samuel L. Jackson in the background of the opening scene of the movie.
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Answer: Only Marsellus knows.
Jules and Vincent discuss why they think Marsellus Wallace threw Tony off the balcony. Jules says he heard it was because Tony gave Mia, Marsellus' wife, a foot massage, and was thrown over the balcony for it. Vincent implicates that it was sexual, but Jules disagrees and says that it sounds crazy. Later, Mia Wallace says that Tony never gave her a foot massage, and that the only people who know why Marsellus threw Tony off the balcony are Marsellus and Tony.
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Answer: Vince is killed by Butch
Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) is a boxer that is supposed to throw his next fight in the fifth round. Butch was in his apartment's kitchen and Vince, a hit man, comes to kill him. Butch is waiting with a gun. Vince shows his face, and is shot a few times in the chest.
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction": Cinematical Pursuit
Answer: Jungle Boogie
This scene continues the Tarantino tradition of source music. In "Reservoir Dogs", it was "Stuck in the Middle with You" as Blonde tortured Marvin. In "Jackie Brown", it was "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" in Jackie's apartment. And in "Kill Bill", the 5.6.7.8's provided the source cue.
This song was also played in the main titles, where the song abruptly changed due to a character listening to the radio. As this scene reveals, Jules and Vincent were the listeners. (Could they have been listening to K-BILLY? We'll never know...)
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp" (Part II: Prologue, Act 2)
Answer: a duck
The exact line Honey Bunny says is, "You sound like a duck. (Imitates a duck.) Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack..."
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp" (Part I: Prologue)
Answer: Ezekiel 25:17
Initially, Jules rattles off this passage for the sheer purpose of intimidating his victims before he executes them. However, after a near-death-experience later in the film, Jules develops a more religous side, and actually ponders the statement's true meaning.
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction": The Facts
Answer: 7:22 a.m.
Man, you have to get up early if you're going to be a hitman!
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Answer: Samuel L. Jackson
The character of Jules was originally written to have a giant afro hairdo. Since Jackson's hair is usually very short or shaved completely, a wig was needed. A production assistant mistakenly bought Jheri curled wigs instead and Quentin and Jackson liked it so much, they decided to use them in the film.
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction" Cast and Crew
Answer: Vossler vs Martinez
The reference is to Russell Vossler and Jerry Martinez, who are two friends of Tarantino's from when he worked in a video store.
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Answer: 4th
"...Since then he has kind of developed a speech impediment."
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Answer: thee
Jules' Bible verse he says before he shoots someone (in this case Brett), is from Ezekiel 25:17.
"And you will know I am the Lord when I lay My vengeance upon thee."
Jules says this sounds like a cool thing to say before killing someone, so he likes to say it.
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Answer: Ving Rhames
Rhames, born in 1959 in New York City, landed the role of Marsellus Wallace. Marsellus was seen near the beginning of the movie talking to Butch Coolidge about how he had ability, but that ability did not last. Marsellus informed Butch that his days of being a boxer were just about done and it was a fact of his life he had to soon accept. Marsellus then told Butch that the mafia business was filled with people who thought they would age like wine. After Marsellus got done talking to Butch, he showed him an envelope full of money and Butch took the money. Marsellus then gave Butch a piece of advice which had to do with boxing, as Butch was a boxer. He told him that anytime he felt a sting during fighting, it meant that pride was messing with him and to know that pride only hurt but never helped. Rhames guest starred on the TV shows "The District", "New York Undercover" and "Miami Vice".
From Quiz: Who Played Me in "Pulp Fiction"?
Answer: Maynard
The twisted owner of the gunshop and his pal Zed apparently have played their little game with more people than just Butch and Marcelles. Makes you wonder where Quentin comes up with some of this stuff. Creepy!
From Quiz: 'Pulp Fiction': Details!
Answer: TV pilot
Jules explained a pilot to Vincent this way: "Well, the way they pick the shows on TV is, they make one show and that show's called a pilot. And they show that one show to the people who pick the shows, and on the strength of that one show, they decide if they want to make more shows. Some get accepted and become TV programs, and some don't, and become nothing. She starred in one of the ones that became nothing."
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp" (Part II: Prologue, Act 2)
Answer: Red Apples
The products mentioned in Quentin's movies, such as Red Apples, are often not real companies. Another example of this is the Big Kahuna Burger, which is gobbled by Jules in "Pulp Fiction" and consumed as well in "From Dusk Till Dawn".
From Quiz: "Pulp Fiction": The Facts
Answer: 416
You can just make it out above the door.
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Answer: John Travolta
Many people credit this film for reviving John's career.
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Answer: We never find out.
In a scene lifted from "Paris, Texas", we only see Vincent's awed face softly lit by a golden glow when he opens the briefcase.
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Answer: Modesty Blaise
In that book, a killer indulges in a Biblical rant very similar to that of Samuel L. Jackson's character.
From Quiz: "Pulp" for Fans
Answer: 9min 37sec
Winston was gambling when he got the call. Listen to the background.
From Quiz: Ultimate "Pulp Fiction"
Answer: $5 milkshake
When Vincent and Mia are in the restaurant, Mia orders a $5 milkshake. Vincent comments on how expensive it is, and wonders why. He asks her to try some when the waiter brings it to the table, and she lets him use her straw, saying "Don't worry, I don't have cooties." Vincent takes a sip, and says what a good milkshake it is, and they carry on with their conversation.
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