CBR's 10 Movies Like Pulp Fiction With Disjointed Timelines

"There's nothing better than a simple story told well, but sometimes, audiences prefer something more challenging than a straightforward A to B plot. Filmmakers have been experimenting with non-linear storytelling since 1916 when D.W. Griffith released Intolerance; decades later, the 1940s and 50s saw an explosion in the popularity of non-linear storytelling, with a series of films. All of these dabbled in disjointed storytelling, presenting similar events from multiple characters' perspectives. There is no doubt that this wave of films paved the way for Quentin Tarantino to adopt an atypical approach to his most successful film of all time, 'Pulp Fiction.' Some might believe that the film's success can be wholly attributed to its sensational dialogue, but it was 'Pulp Fiction''s unconventional structure that helped audiences recognize how genuinely unique it was. Here are ten films with disjointed timelines that are just as special, if not more so, than that one." - cbr.com