Did Marvin from Pulp Fiction die in real life?

Sure did. Marvin met his end in the movie. It was a rather unexpected and violent turn of events.

Yes, Marvin died in Pulp Fiction. It was a tragic and unexpected event in the movie.

Yes, Marvin did die in Pulp Fiction. It happened in a rather unexpected and violent scene.

Yes, he died. In that crazy and violent world of 'Pulp Fiction', poor Marvin was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. His death was one of those unexpected and shocking moments in the movie that added to its dark and unpredictable nature. It was a moment that also led to further complications and actions for the other characters, like Vincent and Jules having to deal with his dead body in the car.

Yes, his death was violent. A gun went off accidentally in the car and the bullet hit him. It was sudden and brutal.

Marvin is a character in Pulp Fiction. He's involved in some of the wild and complex situations in the movie. He's sort of a hapless figure who unfortunately meets a rather unexpected and gory end in the back of a car.

Yes, in 'Pulp Fiction', Marvin was shot. It was a rather unexpected and violent moment in the movie.

Maybe they needed him for some specific purpose related to their criminal activities. Could be for leverage or to use him as a hostage.

I'm not sure if Marvin as a character specifically has a separate 'rating' on IMDB. But 'Pulp Fiction' as a whole is highly rated on IMDB. Marvin is an important part of the movie's narrative, though. His character adds to the dark humor and unpredictable nature of the story.

Jules shot Marvin during a chaotic and unexpected moment. It happened when tensions were high and things took a violent turn.