"Pulp Fiction": The Facts Trivia Quiz

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."

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".

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.

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".

Answer: blueberry pie

In one of the movie's funniest moments, Butch tells Fabian he will be back before she can say "blueberry pie," and she exclaims, "blueberry pie" before he even walks out the door...meaning he lied.

Answer: Jackrabbit Slim's

Vincent's and Mia's waiter, dressed up as Buddy Holly, is played by Steve Buscemi, who also plays Mr. Pink in "Reservoir Dogs".

Answer: Knives

This television show, briefly mentioned in "Pulp Fiction", was actually what spawned the idea behind Quentin's most recent directorial effort, "Kill Bill". The Fox Force Five evolved into the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad in "Kill Bill", both of which inlcude a team of attractive and skilled women and Uma Thurman as one of its members.

Answer: Denver Omelett

If you look and listen closely during this scene, you can hear Jules and Vincent talking and even catch a quick glimpse of Samuel L. Jackson walking from behind. This foreshadows how the characters cross paths when the scene's end is shown at the end of the film.

Answer: Jimmy

Quentin Tarantino's movies are so personal because he often controls EVERYTHING about them. For instance, he wrote, directed, and acted in "Pulp Fiction". It was nominated for 7 Academy Awards in 1995, yet it only won one for Best Original Screenplay.

Answer: The Gold Watch

Although the stickup at the restaurant is the final scene SHOWN in the movie, it does not occur last. The Gold Watch has to occur last because, in it, Butch kills Vincent, and Vincent is alive in every other sequence.