Pumpkin calmly explains what's going on and that he and Honey Bunny will be collecting everyone's money and valuables, thus ending the first half of Pulp Fiction's story in chronological order ...

Part of what makes Pulp Fiction one of the best movies ever is that Tarantino crafts dialogue like no other and perhaps his ...

Tim Roth's character, Pumpkin (or Ringo, depending upon who’s addressing him), opens Pulp Fiction with his girlfriend and partner-in-crime, Honey Bunny, sticking up a diner just before Dick Dale ...

Pulp Fiction’s cold open with Pumpkin successfully convincing Honey Bunny to stick up the diner instead of the usual liquor stores is fantastic, but for the majority of the movie feels ...

7. The Secret Meaning Behind The Name Of Tim Roth's "Pumpkin" Miramax. Tim Roth plays the diner thief referred to as Pumpkin by his girlfriend Yolanda/Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer), but there's a ...

Believe it or not, Quentin Tarantino classic Pulp Fiction turns 20 this year (we're all old!) And to celebrate two decades of Jules Winnfield's biblical passages, next month Nitehawk Cinema in ...

Pulp Fiction typically generates visions of John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, ... Pumpkin and Honey Bunny, is cringe-worthy. Pet names and baby talk make my skin tighten, ...

Here’s why Pulp Fiction almost had another ending (Photo Credit – Amazon Prime Video) ... Enter Pumpkin and Honey Bunny—two robbers who picked the wrong place to hit.