1. Pulp Fiction
1994's Pulp Fiction is still believed to be, by and large, director Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece in film making. That being said, it is also widely believed that Tarantino, much like Chris Nolan, releases what he intends to be the ultimate vision of his work when he prints a film. However, the stories that comprise the Pulp Fiction narrative could be expanded on. The film itself is the perfect weave of story and interconnection, but the audience is thirsty for more nuggets from this world Tarantino has created. How did The Wolf get started? Is there more to the Honey Bunny and Pumpkin story? And what exactly was in Marcellus Wallace's briefcase? Tarantino is a grand storyteller, but he left us all on edge with these and other unanswered questions. A Director's Cut from the man himself could only add the to grandeur of the Pulp Fiction legacy. Fellow film fans, agree or disagree? What would you like to see as a Director's Cut? Let's argue, I mean discuss! @davyshrader