Tarantino Tales: Episode 2 - Pulp Fiction

Focusing the story down on Butch and Marcellus was a great move! It made me realize exactly how much the plot was driven by Butch specifically.

While the original movie has a lot of fun side plots that go nowhere (most of them centered around Vincent Vega), here the entirety of all the side plots boils down to "Vincent talks to Butch and then dies in the bathroom," for a total of 1min of screen time. Mia is almost completely removed except for a quick hello. It's a genius cut, and it makes the hour fly by.

This is in my Top 3 Tarantino Tales, along with Reservoir Dogs and Death Proof, and well deserved!

I loved it. Always wanted to see this film from one single perspective, but still out of order. Really well done. Much love to the editor here. RedAppleCrew is amazing.

Butch's story really fits into the 60 minute run time well. This edit is very clean and the title cards fit right in. The scenes are rearranged a bit to fit the narrative. This is a good way to split that story off and enjoy on it's own, as in it stay's on point with the movie in most respects. If that is what you're looking for you will really enjoy this edit. If you are looking for a total overhaul of Pulp fiction, this probably isn't what you are looking for. Very much enjoyed, thank you theomega.

What can I say? This edit is just fantastic, I'll start there.

I like Pulp Fiction, but I haven't seen it in many years. And after seeing this edit, I may never watch it again. I liked the original, but I love this. The Butch (Bruce Willis) storyline was always my favorite and seeing it and it alone, just perfection.

Great Work!

There were a lot of ways to tackle a Pulp Fiction 1-hour cut, and this I think this one is my favorite for the same reason the editor picked it: everyone always thinks of Jules and Vincent first. But Butch's story is really compelling, and you still get a lot of the classic Pulp Fiction stuff you love. It's done perfectly, too. Just enough restructuring to retain that signature non-linear Tarantino flow, and changes to the music that fit right in with the world. I loved it.