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1994    2h 34mDrama, Crime
8.892%96%8.5
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A burger-loving hit man, his philosophical partner, a drug-addled gangster's moll and a washed-up boxer converge in this sprawling, comedic crime caper. Their adventures unfurl in three stories that ingeniously trip back and forth in time.
Directed by Quentin Tarantino

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  • John TravoltaVincent Vega
  • Samuel L. JacksonJules Winnfield
  • Uma ThurmanMia Wallace
  • Bruce WillisButch Coolidge
  • Ving RhamesMarsellus Wallace
  • Harvey KeitelThe Wolf
  • Eric StoltzLance
  • Tim RothPumpkin
  • Amanda PlummerHoney Bunny
  • Maria de MedeirosFabienne
  • Quentin TarantinoJimmie Dimmick / Director / Story
  • Christopher WalkenCaptain Koons
  • Rosanna ArquetteJody
  • Peter GreeneZed
  • Duane WhitakerMaynard
  • Angela JonesEsmarelda Villalobos
  • Phil LaMarrMarvin
  • Steve BuscemiBuddy Holly
  • Bronagh GallagherTrudi
  • Laura LovelaceWaitress
  • The Movie Hater
    The Movie HaterApril 11, 2025
    I didn't like this movie.
  • Mr Chr0m3
    Mr Chr0m3November 5, 2026
    What can I say... one of the best movies of the last 50 years; you have to see it to appreciate Tarantino's genius and the incredible talent of the entire cast. Wonderful
  • Viktor
    ViktorOctober 28, 2026
    Every minute of this movie is perfection, as I've realized once again after rewatching it years later.
  • jermelly
    jermellySeptember 12, 2026
    I’m sorry baby I had to crash that Honda.
  • Andrej Vujanušić
    Andrej VujanušićSeptember 5, 2026
    I don't like the movie mid in general, it means 8.8 on imbd is too much, I would give it a like 7.7, it means it's too overrated
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    ርልዪረFebruary 8, 2025
    The most important film of the 1990s. I say that because of the impact it had at the time and the endless volume of clones it generated and the lasting legacy it's had. People were quite literally saying "you can do that in a movie?!". Quentin basically birthed an entirely new sub-genre of film. He popularized the non-linear story telling style that is so common nowadays and really was the one who started the trend of characters talking about everyday nonsense things not related to the plot etc. The film focuses on the intertwining timelines/stories of several characters: two hitmen, a boxer, a mob boss and his wife and two lovers holding up a diner. In a truly genius way, all these stories perfectly weave together in non-linear fashion. Tarantino stuffs the film with endless pop culture references, surf music and graphic violence that is paired with some of the best dialogue committed to screen. They're a truly likeable bunch despite being murderers, drug dealers and generally bad guys by trade. It can not really be understated how this film impacted the world of film making and audiences at the time. It is a definitive masterpiece of the 1990s and will likely be appreciated for many years to come for how ground breaking it was. It also basically cemented Tarantino as one of the greats.
  • Vincent
    VincentApril 29, 2025
    This is my number one favorite movie, and it was the beginning of my liking for all Tarantino movies. Uma Thurman im fu*king love you
  • Crygina
    CryginaAugust 21, 2026
    Not as magnificent as people make it out to be. I feel like without the cocaine od this movie wouldn't be so memorable.
  • ayayron
    ayayronApril 19, 2025
    Ezekiel 25:17
  • Velthazar
    VelthazarAugust 4, 2026
    Great classic!
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    Oʂɯαʅԃσ RσყҽƚƚSeptember 12, 2025
    This is Tarantino's masterpiece, there's no other way to say it. It has arguably one of the smartest scripts I've ever seen. The story, which is non-linear, is so well constructed it takes several viewings to grasp it all.
  • Leon Hambly
    Leon HamblyJuly 9, 2026
    bloody brilliant, we would like to see some more !
  • Aaron Savage
    Aaron SavageAugust 24, 2025
    The perfect crime movie, alongside the likes of Heat and GoodFellas.
  • mihneachirita
    mihneachiritaJune 8, 2026
    A good movie overall, good cast, nice story telling but a bit weird at parts.
  • angeltread
    angeltreadMay 22, 2026
    Effortlessly and infinitely cool. For my money PF is still top dog of the Tarentino disco. I probably havnt seen this in like 15 years or more. But man did I watch it a lot in the 90s and 00s. Despite it feeling like the movie is ending on like 4 occassions, which is kinda a negative before you realize its ripping you back and cleverly plugging you back into something you almost forgot mattered. Sam Jackson has never been more badass than here.

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