Pulp Fiction in Chronological Order / The Superslice

A Top-5 film on IMDB, Pulp Fiction (1994), recut and re-edited to play in chronological order, here in full. If you’re a Quentin Tarantino fan, you’re well aware that the auteur relies on flashbacks and non-linear progression within the mechanics of his storytelling. This restructuring unfolds the film in a traditional linear fashion, providing an interesting and different perspective of his seminal film. It is somewhat jarring; it changes the essence of QT’s film quite a bit.

Also, check out the homage to Tarantino’s body of work below. Hat tip to Taiyo for the find.

–@teemunny

The work of Quentin Tarantino has always left an impression on me. Although many think that he delves too deeply into paying homage to his influences, I feel that his films are kinetic, deep and always offer a great time at the cinema. Whether it be his unique style of dialogue or impeccable moments of tension, it’s undeniable that Quentin Tarantino is one of the most talented directors working today. With this action packed and bloody installment of ‘The Works’, my goal was to display exactly what I feel makes Tarantino such a great director.