All The Close-Up Shots From Jackie Brown & Pulp Fiction

They say that the devil is in the detail, and when it comes to Tarantino, there's a lot of devil and a lot of detail.

Following on from his supercut of close-up shots in Jurassic Park, London-based editor Matt Anderson, aka Roman Holiday, has released two new clips, applying the same technique to Quentin Tarantino's classic films Pulp Fiction, released in 1994 and its 1997 follow-up Jackie Brown.

There's briefcases, guns, cassette players, needles on records, and a host of other small moments from each film, which add up to an intriguing minute's visual montage.

Get close and personal by watching both clips below.

DISCOVER 50 THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT PULP FICTION

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