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If Pulp Fiction is a prequel, then waiter/Buddy Holly impersonator at Jack Rabbit Slim’s was one of the minimum wage jobs Mr. Pink survived and, ironically, ended up working as a waiter, or Pulp Fiction happened first and thus Mr. This is actually a theory on its own which can go two ways: either Mr. Related: Pulp Fiction In Chronological Order Pink and the waiter could be the same person. Pink’s fate in Reservoir Dogs is left open to interpretation, Mr. Buscemi had a minor role in Pulp Fiction as the waiter serving Mia and Vincent at Jack Rabbit Slim’s, and given that Mr. Pink rants about how he doesn’t believe in tipping and to him there’s no point in doing it unless the waiter made some extra effort (though he ended up contributing after their boss, Joe Cabot, reminded him he paid for their breakfast). In the famous opening scene of Reservoir Dogs, Mr. Perhaps the most talked-about coincidence between them is the one about Mr. Pink’s Tipping Rant Suggests He Could’ve Been In Pulp Fiction With all this in mind, it’s not surprising that fans have analyzed both movies over and over trying to find more ways in which they can be connected, and all these details are the basis for the theory about Pulp Fiction being a prequel to Reservoir Dogs.

Related: Reservoir Dogs: Did Steve Buscemi's Mr Pink Survive The Movie?įurthermore, both Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are part of the “realer-than-real world” within Tarantino’s universe, which makes it possible for them to have characters related to each other and for some events to coincide. Though it’s unknown what their exact relation is, it’s generally assumed that they’re brothers, with one choosing the criminal life and the other one trying to live a normal life, though he didn’t seem to be able to stay too far from trouble. White/Larry Dimmick (Harvey Keitel) and Jimmie Dimmick (Tarantino). Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are also connected by two other characters, though this one is not as obvious or widely-known as the Vega brothers: Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen), who were actually going to have their own movie, titled Double V Vega, but it ended up being one of Tarantino’s many unmade projects. The main link between them are the Vega brothers, Vincent and Vic a.k.a. Pulp Fiction & Reservoir Dogs ARE Connectedįirst off, it’s important to remember that Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are connected, without them being set on the same day nor one being the secret sequel to the other. However, there’s one that takes the characters played by the same actors and other coincidences to explain how Pulp Fiction is actually a prequel to Reservoir Dogs – and here’s how the theory goes.

RESERVOIR DOGS MISTER PINK MOVIE

Related: Why Jackie Brown Isn't Part Of Tarantino's Movie UniverseĪlthough both have their own theories, as there are many things left unexplained, there are also a couple of theories on how Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are connected, with some even suggesting they take place on the same day. Both movies were believed to be part of the same universe thanks to some similarities between them, and this was later confirmed with the “ Tarantino movie universe”, which says all Tarantino movies are part of the same universe but in two categories: the realer-than-real world and the movie-in-a-movie one. Jackson), their boss Marsellus Wallace (Wing Rhames), his wife Mia (Uma Thurman), and boxer Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) as the leads. Pulp Fiction follows various interconnected stories in a non-linear style, with hitmen Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Pulp Fiction is also a crime film but different from what he did with Reservoir Dogs. To make it even more complicated, there’s an undercover cop among them, triggering a lot of tension between all those involved. Reservoir Dogs follows a group of criminals – all with different codenames – whose planned heist of a jewelry store goes terribly wrong. Tarantino’s career as a filmmaker began in 1992 with the crime film Reservoir Dogs, which made him a widely-known name, but his big break came two years later with another crime film: Pulp Fiction. All movies by Quentin Tarantino are part of the same universe but on different levels, and though there are only two movies directly connected ( Kill Bill and Kill Bill: Volume 2), a fan theory suggests Pulp Fiction is actually a prequel to Reservoir Dogs – here’s how.

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