The Iconic Pulp Fiction Diner Reimagined by Laurent Durieux

Capture the electric atmosphere of Quentin Tarantino’s masterpiece with this breathtaking alternate poster art for Pulp Fiction. Created by the celebrated Belgian artist Laurent Durieux for Mondo, this print takes a vivid, stylized look at one of the film’s most memorable locations: the bustling diner where the narrative begins and concludes.

This unique illustration features rich, saturated colors—especially the stark orange and blue palette—giving the classic crime saga a distinct, retro-futuristic aesthetic. Notice the subtle details: the vintage cars parked outside and the figures of Jules Winnfield and Vincent Vega (post-clean-up) walking away from the “Tarantino’s” diner, signifying the end of their saga’s prologue. This is not just a poster; it is a premium piece of collectible cinema art, perfect for serious film enthusiasts and collectors of Mondo prints. Hang a piece of cinematic history that celebrates one of the most defining films of the 1990s.