Hidden Meaning in Pulp Fiction - Earthling Cinema
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Welcome to Earthling Cinema, where we examine the last remaining artifacts of a once-proud culture and try to understand what human lives were like before their planet was destroyed. I'm your host, Garyx Wormuloid. This week we examine Pulp Fiction, a film directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson.
This week's film:
Pulp Fiction (1994)
Starring: John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson
Directed by: Quentin Tarantino
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Written by: Ben Steiner
Analysis & Directed by: Jared Bauer
Starring: Mark Schroeder
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Opening Animation by: Danny Rapaport
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Y'all didn't mention the thing about how Jule's says he's quittin cuz god spared his life, with vincent laughing at him saying its a freak occurrence, and then just later we see Vincent, who didn't quit, get blown to bits by butch?
@@lincolnnorgren5089 Do you know what a "punctuation" is?
Eh just a coincidence...
Sedrick Alcantara if Jule didn’t quite Vincent would be alive
Ooooo good point
@@adrian7010 😂😂
The bathroom stuff actually blows my mind.
+Myles Coyne , I never paid attention to this. The fact that bathrooms exist at all in movies often surprises me because directors are often in so much of a hurry to keep the audience from analyzing what make sense that they forget about what makes their characters human in the first place.
+Myles Coyne
Tarentino is subconsciously telling you to hold it in when you watch his movies ;)
Sitting in the backseat of Vince's car blew my mind :j
+Randy Randalman As if I'd leave to go during one of his movies. I almost exploded watching the Hateful 8.
+WreckNRepeat lol irl
One thing I noticed with Butch.. that watch is obviously really important to him. I think the reason why, is all of his ancestors went through hell and back to keep it in the family. The same thing happens with Butch when he decides to return to his apartment, despite knowing full well that marsellus would have sent armed men to his place to kill him. He goes back anyway, he can't let his ancestors efforts to keep the watch be wasted. On his way back he meets marsellus and goes through that whole mess, all because he had to get his watch. He went through hell to get it just like his ancestors did.
He should also shoved it up his ass to... protect it like his father
@@cryinginmyroom lol
that was devils watch, keeping his generation in danger for material object if he were to give up watch and jsut walk away that would be good lesson
Everytime because of that watch somebody's ass did get destroyed!
We watch him spend a lot of time trying to keep hold of the past
I have a degree in Film but frankly this is the best analysis I've seen about Pulp Fiction. Everyone else seems to imply that it's important without knowing exactly why.
+Angga Rahadyan Damn right. Btw, what's it like having a film degree? Like, what do you do and what can you do with the degree?
I actually discovered that I was not cut out for a career in film, so I pursued a degree in Psychology. Now I'm in a Master's program in Couples and Family Therapy. But I find that a film degree's best attribute is that you get to network with a bunch of people who are also going to work in film. You also have to do a lot of your own learning, especially when it comes to the technical stuff.
Angga Rahadyan Oh wow, very cool. Thanks for explaining!
this explanation is shit
the movie is shit
Tarantino is shit
I didn't understand a single idea of this movie fuck the director the writer the camera man fuck fuck fucccck
+Angga Rahadyan I agree. Tarantino is obviously a genius in-line with the best of historical writers including Shakespeare. He knows exactly what he's doing.
i love how these vids are hilarious but also an honest film critique and analysis. well done
lina smith and it's a more thorough critique than some videos that drone on longer without jokes
Opiates cause constipation. That's why Vincent is always in the bathroom for so long.
Except for the time he wasn't shitting at all, just talking to the mirror
Wow, that's probably intentional. Good perception on your part, for real.
no censorship on the burger eating? come on! we didn't have to see that :(( ewwwwww
+GinoZump Same with the 'wet bread pellets' XD
AND THE FUCKING FOOD PASTE WHAT THE FUCK
GinoZump I agree i wanted to show my son this but sadly cant know because of that
Floyd Mayweather are you braindead? its a fucking joke chill tf
we?
Pulp is often found in orange juice, OJ is a typical breakfast drink. The whole movie has the most important scenes taking place around breakfast. I often think of the phrase “breakfast is the most important meal of the day”. For example the opening scene occurs with Pumpkin and Honey Bunny eating at a diner for breakfast. Vincent and Jules arrive to get the briefcase in the following scene and Brett is eating Big Kahuna Burger. Jules says “Looks like we caught you two in the middle of breakfast.” The night after Butch wins the fight and meets up with his girlfriend Fabienne, she tells him how she wants blueberry pancakes with syrup for breakfast. Butch leaves and runs into Marsellus as he is crossing the street. Marsellus is carrying two coffees and a pink donut/pastry box, presumably for him and Vincent to have for breakfast. When Butch arrives at his apartment he opens up a pack of pop tarts and pops them in the toaster right before noticing Vincent’s gun and shooting him respectively. Following Marvin getting shot and disposed of we meet the Wolf. After Vincent, Jules, and the Wolf leave Jimmy’s house the wolf says to them “I’m taking my lady out for breakfast.” Finally, the ending scene is a continuation of the opening scene and now Jules, Vincent, Pumpkin, and Honey Bunny are all at the diner for breakfast.
cool theory but its actually based on pulp magazines
Unfortunately your theoretical view is broken on the scene when Vincent and Mia have dinner, and not breakfast.
@@richardmoores is that an important scene?
wow dude
Because 2 of the 3 chapters of the movie take place from 7-9:30 am??? Lol I think you’re thinking a little too deep into it
This is actually the best analysis of this movie I've ever seen. I'm going to watch Pulp Fiction again just so that I can better appreciate all that's going on.
I wish he would've mentioned the Do you speak English scene
There's a decent chunk of analysis on Quentin Tarantino's films. A prevailing critique is that Tarantino's films are post modern, which makes sense. Most of Tarantino's films take place in a particular time period, references specific works and are clear homages to certain genres of film. There's always odd undertones and subtleties, like the doorbell, that break up otherwise dramatic films and make them funny. To pick one of his most recent films, Django Unchained has several oddities sprinkled throughout. For example, when the wife of the ranch owner is shot, she does not follow the trajectory of the bullet, rather she is flung out of the room. The following gunfight is brutal with tons of special effects and gruesome blood splatters, yet the woman is flung out of the room. It's the small things that Tarantino does that hints at a greater theme overall.
AsiagoAssassin that, or the more likely theory that Tarantino just likes to put goofy things in his movies, because, I mean, come on, have you seen the guy speak or talk?
Graham Dickerson
he might act weird and talk weird, but the dude is intelligent and has absorbed enough films in his lifetime that it would make national archives blush
he's an artist, not just a 'director'
AsiagoAssassin Personally, as much as I dig Tarantino, I would certainly call him a master of the craft, however I'm not so sure I'd call him an artist, but once, again, that's just my personal opinion
I wish Vincent didn’t die that’s all.
Maybe it was all a dream
there are two definitions for 'Pulp'
1. A type of cheap paper comics were printed on, Pulp Fiction.
2. A soft shapeless mass of matter.
To me it's interesting that both definitions are relevant. The first is obvious but the second is even more interesting. What Pulp Fiction is is a series of random events as is discussed in this video. This is reflected in our lives exactly what pulp is: a shapeless mass of matter.
+American Quesadilla Ha thx
Pulp is often found in orange juice, OJ is a typical breakfast drink. The whole movie has the most important scenes taking place around breakfast. I often think of the phrase “breakfast is the most important meal of the day”. For example the opening scene occurs with Pumpkin and Honey Bunny eating at a diner for breakfast. Vincent and Jules arrive to get the briefcase in the following scene and Brett is eating Big Kahuna Burger. Jules says “Looks like we caught you two in the middle of breakfast.” The night after Butch wins the fight and meets up with his girlfriend Fabienne, she tells him how she wants blueberry pancakes with syrup for breakfast. Butch leaves and runs into Marsellus as he is crossing the street. Marsellus is carrying two coffees and a pink donut/pastry box, presumably for him and Vincent to have for breakfast. When Butch arrives at his apartment he opens up a pack of pop tarts and pops them in the toaster right before noticing Vincent’s gun and shooting him respectively. Following Marvin getting shot and disposed of we meet the Wolf. After Vincent, Jules, and the Wolf leave Jimmy’s house the wolf says to them “I’m taking my lady out for breakfast.” Finally, the ending scene is a continuation of the opening scene and now Jules, Vincent, Pumpkin, and Honey Bunny are all at the diner for breakfast.
Jordan Tropila that’s another underrated comment still in the back of the comment section.
Jordan Tropila Holy shit
@@jordantropila7406 Damn.
The best analysis of pulp fiction. The last sentence almost killed me: “we have the power to choose (humans don’t because they’re extinct), but we do”! Awesome!
all fun games until it becomes reality soon
Who would destroy a world where Pulp Fiction exists!? As a fan of aliens, I've got to give this a thumbs up...
High5!
Human themselves
"Even in a chaotic world, we have the right to choose.
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The humans don't, 'cause they're extinct." :)
*power
Steve Alpha 😂
i dont get it xD
i laughed at that
Enter the Matrix
You seriously won't want to miss today's Earthling Cinema on Pulp Fiction. Seriously.
That's so weird. I just watched this movie like 4 hours ago and then this turns up.
I love your shit man! Can you please do Dazed and Confused!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Timothy Drake
There must be a higher power.
Yes dazed and confused! DO IT!
This is better than the Fight Club video. The host seems less condescending towards humanity.
If the film is making the point that life is random and full of coincidence, I think it's also trivializing the consequences of that randomness. Much more than trivializing the important things and "importanizing" the trivial, it mostly just trivializes everything, covering it all under a big "it's all good" blanket. Everything seems to work out in the end.
Jules and Vincent don't die when they let their guard down and get shot at, Mia doesn't die from OD, Marcellus doesn't find out about it, not only does Bonnie never find out about Marvin, but Jimmy gets a seemingly hefty restitution from Wolf for using the blankets, and Pumpkin and Honeybunny rob the one diner with the "heroes", but they keep their lives and everyone's money. Jules even lets them take his money before getting his wallet back.
The most severe consequence and the one thing that would have made the biggest impact is when Vincent dies, which happens halfway through, but then we never have to deal with that loss. It only serves as a minor point in the story of Butch dodging death and ultimately getting away with it, just like the rest of the characters. Not even having to run away from consequences, mind you. Running into Marcellus and ending up in the basement of the shittiest pawn shop in LA, he gets to watch his pursuer (the major mob boss he boldly double crossed) get raped, then he gets a pardon from him right after to go live his life without fear of getting hunted down. And he gets a sweet chopper. Then we're back to following Vince around to finish the movie, literally as if nothing happened.
It's like the film is saying that everything is random, but shit will end up working in your favor. That is, if you're a dickhead criminal/junkie or have the balls to try to fuck over the dickheadest of criminals. Or just fuck him, as in Mia's case. Everybody else is more likely to randomly get their head blown off.
GVilleAnarcho There is one thing to mention i feel though. Jules says he's quiting after miraculously not being grazed on the job with Vincent, then calls it Divine Intervention, and suggest Vincent to do the same. Vincent does't take his advice, and than later get's blown to bits by Butch while on the job. I felt that was just something to note, I'm not personally someone who believes in all that.
***** well, damn. That's a good point. I'm skeptical about the whole divine intervention thing also, but there's definitely plenty of attention drawn to it.
GVilleAnarcho i have no clue who you are but your pretty fuccin smart bro
That's an amazing analysis
I thought the same thing! While I appreciate the notion that life is random and we have no control...oddly enough, everything worked out for the shittiest people in the movie. I was especially confused at the end when Jules chose the “better path” by quitting the industry and choosing to be a wandering hippie...AND YET, decides to let two assholes robbing a diner get away with it. The moral thing would’ve been to disarm them, not let them get away with it or at the very least keep them from taking the other people’s money. But he lets them get away WITH EVERYONES MONEY. What’s to stop these two from robbing another diner? It worked out great for them the first time! So I don’t think Jules became as “moral” or a “Shepard” as he thinks he was.
I think Jules is actually going to escape responsibility for all the bad things he’s done by quitting and running away with the briefcase. He’s going to go completely neutral, no more killing, just wandering peacefully...at the expense of every person he killed to get this peace. He can try to turn over a knew leaf but the bottom line is (in my opinion) he’s STILL contributing to the evils of the world by shrugging, giving up and not doing anything about them.
So the real lesson of the movie might be, in a nebulous, meaningless, corrupt world, full of pulp....good morality might be unachievable. Especially if the world doesn’t reward you for it. These cycles will continue to happen as they always have as man continues to survive on the backs of weaker men.
You guys should do The Big Lebowski
That had not occurred to us, Dude.
That's just, like... your opinion man
You guys...
+Jake let me change my name “NeonPixel” Dagger back to normal Yeah, finally! I love this channel.
they did, haven't watched it but I see it in suggestions
This show is such a good idea with the alien thing
And the fake old DVD boxes.
wet... bread pellets...?
The take away from Pulp Fiction: "Even in a chaotic world, we still have the power to choose."
Pulp Fiction isn't my favorite Tarantino movie, but I liked the overall message of the film and find that the end scene definitely embodies this. Thanks @Wisecrack for putting into words what I could only vaguely sense was the meaning of the film.
I just realise that Jules and Vincent killed Seinfeld!!!
+Alejandro Silva I thought that too. And I watched Pulp Fiction 5-6 times :D
+Alejandro Silva Sorry guys, this is actually Robert Arquette a.k.a Alexis Arquette before he/she changed his/her sex. I'm not kidding.
When?
He's the same guy in "The Wedding Singer" that kept singing: Do you really want to hurt me?
I think pulp fiction is one of those movies that everyone says it s good just to follow the crowd because in reality they dont understand it
fr only watched it once loved it but its not his best
I really don't understand why it's a cult classic, or why anyone could say it's good or worth watching, I'm trying to find videos to explain the movie for me but I keep leaving stumped and confused
@@juliohinojosa6923this video really explains it well lol
@@juliohinojosa6923 then those videos you watched served their purpose
What? It’s a simple film to understand. An entertaining masterpiece.
Wisecrack Love the new show!! Keeps getting better.
Ken Keller Yeah it really is. 8 bit philosophy was a bit hard to follow because the ideas were complex and the images were attention catching
Aaron Horrell But it's not over yet. Right? RIGHT? D:
***** copy+paste advertising much?
oilda
Shysi
"Oh I'm sorry did I break your concentration?" One of my favorite lines. I had to watch this movie a few times to understand it all but overall a good movie
This series made me subscribe. Keep em coming!!!
Awesome. Welcome
"Stabbing her in the heart with a tiny sword" that was hilarious
I saw pulp fiction and didn't care for it. someone pointed me to this analysis and I realized I missed spme concepts and rewatched the movie and still do not care for it. However I can respect it
+cjua2803 Dude... I didn't even know people were allowed to be respectfully honest about their opinion on the internet. You're like a Unicorn!
I didn't find it all that either lmao suggest some movies yourself
"He and the kingpin go to a pawnshop, but decide not to buy anything" I. AM. DYING.
DUDE, censor that guy putting wet bread on his mouth...that is disgusting
Pulp fiction is so good,
*puts on sunglasses*
it's out of this world.
Lost it at Garyx pronounciation of "Tarantino".
Wet ...bread pellets...? OMG LMAO!
4:51 subtitles are wrong, he said "Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead". Just thought it say
"Magnolia" might be interesting!
One of my favorites
That was a really interesting movie. Saw it and watched old people leaving the theater in droves.
Family members abusing and berating one another without respite, ninety minutes into a three hour movie, reminds us oldsters how quiet it is at home, where there is hot tea. I had to finish watching Magnolia on my own DVD two years later, and I truly appreciate the achievement that film represents, but I was not enjoying sitting next to my wife reliving the unhappiest moments of her family life in a room full of strangers
Came from Film Theory, took 2 videos to subscribe. Nice stuffs!
How is that i found these videos until 7 years later, great stuff.
Wow this video was so well made. Good work wisecrack you have gained my view and like++
No coincidence to Butch encountering Marsellus crossing the street. 1) Marsellus was on foot with 2 cups of take-out coffee, so he was carrying one to meet someone close by 2) Butch expected bad guys watching his home so he snuck in the back way 3) an unused machine gun lay on the counter, tho we know from the diner that Vincent carries his firearm with him to the toilet 4) add it all up and you get:
Marsellus figures Butch will return home at some point and chooses to personally stake out the most likely location. He takes along his trusted henchman Vincent as backup, but by daybreak it appears Butch isn't coming. They relax their guard enough that Marsellus leaves Vincent on guard alone and steps out to get them breakfast, seeing as Butch's kitchen has only Pop-Tarts. Marsellus would have left his machine gun on the counter rather than carry it on his coffee run. Not knowing of the back route, he would have left and returned by the front door, which is why he and Butch didn't cross paths until they met in the intersection after completing their respective errands.
ERGO nothing random or implausible about Butch and Marsellus being in the same location that morning - in fact, it was totally logical for both men to be there, with only the minor coincidence of timing in Butch arriving home just as Marsellus had stepped out.
Don't watch it in 1080 or 720, the whole 60 fps stuff wacks it out.
strelokgunslinger I was just trying to help... Damn are people this evil today..
I think the video is still processing. Hopefully will be fixed in 20-30 mins
Holy crap, you can't deal with somebody making a suggestion? I'm just trying to tell people that you should watch it in a lower resolution because it's going to get messed up in the play back. You don't have to go around and white knight and correct everything you see on the internet..Jesus Christ.
Joshua Green how about you figure out what 'white knight' actually means before spouting buzzwords
2KAWAII4UGUU Chill, baby
I just watched this film for the first time. And I just encountered this channel for the first time. I applaud you.
I'd like to see Garyx Wormuloid talk about Galaxy Quest
THIS IS THE BEST SERIES EVER DONT STOP MAKING THESSSSSSSE
That's awesome. I never thought of Pulp Fiction in that way. But anyway you look at it, it's a great movie.
He actually says Zeds Dead at 4:50 not Deads Dead. Because he is riding the motorcycle of Zed whos dead
Doesn't Jules take two lives at the beginning of the film? RIP Flock of Seagulls
Graham Arms Yeah, but at the end he still spares two lives ( Pumpkin and HoneyPop)
Actually he takes 3 lives. The first two guys he shoots and the third guy that was hiding in the bathroom
Not to complain as I am enjoying this unique format, but many reviews of these popular movies already exist, and they have been analysed plenty. I would appreciate analysis of under-appreciated but accessible directors such as Tarkovksy (The Mirror, Stalker), Bergman (Winter Light, Wild Strawberries), Bresson (Balthazar, Mouchette), Mizoguchi (Ugetsu, The Life of Oharu), and/or Tarr (Sátántangó, Werckmeister Harmonies). I am looking forward to the interpretations of 2001: A Space Odyssey and the monolith in specific because it is my favourite structure in the whole of cinema. Thank you for reading.
I just love the opening of that crumpling paper..
This is the possibly the most hilarious, yet the most informative and insightful video on this movie. Good job
I just realized how each story has cold blooded killers slightly redeeming r at least choosing good themselves by saving a life one way or another. It's actually quite an endearing message that even if your a bad mf who takes life you can still CHOOSE not to and do the right thing. Be the Shepard.
I like you to do magnolia next, after watching this analysis it reminded me of that movie.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off would look great on this show
I'm delighted that this ended up being a fantastic analysis of this film... I totally clicked through just for a quick laugh.
can't believe you guys didn't touch on the theory that marcellus wallace's soul was in the briefcase!!
It isn't his soul, it's a light bulb.
I've never been sold on that theory. Sure, the briefcase code is 666, but that's really the only element that suggests something other than a deliberately ambiguous MacGuffin. Some say that the bandaid on the back of Marsellus's head indicates the extraction point from which the devil took his soul. Usually people back this up by saying that somewhere in the bible, it says Satan siphons your soul through the back of your neck or something. But that's not accurate. Snopes has a great article on it.
QT said in an interview, that it
is whatever you want it to be.
Yes, the light was/is meant to represent something precious and it is left intentionally ambiguous... just meant to signify the contents are of high value.
I personally love the theory because it brings such an interesting element to the discussion that Vincent and Jules have about whether or not the bullets missing them was "divine intervention." Obviously, anyone who thinks that the bible says that the devil takes souls from the back of the head has never read a bible. But yeah, I agree that in the end, what's in the suitcase is really whatever you want to make out it be. I just wish it would have been discussed more in this video!
This show is always brilliant, I love it
"Say What Again,
B*TCH, I DARE YOU... I DOUBLE DARE YOU"
the Guy Pisses his Pants!
Marvelous, while I am saddened the Earthlings are no more, their culture continues to amaze and astonish!
I had a few critique points about the first episode, so I was looking forward what they would do with the second... and they did iron them out. Be it that they listened or just happen to came to the same conclusion, it feels defintifly as if they tried to improve the show and succeeded. Excellent episode. No flaws. Keep it up!
This and the Godfather analysis are my favorites .
I've never encountered such a thoughtful analysis of Pulp Fiction.
Weird question:
Do you think the Pulp Fiction dvd case is so messed up because some cop was raping it in a basement?
+S.A.M. , no doubt about that.
Y’all got this wrong. The main point of this film is not about chaos, it’s about redemption of character as seen with many characters, and how some do and don’t mature past their flaws, and the consequences of those choices. The trivial and chaotic setting is a great element of the movie but not the message
This weirdly gave me a new appreciation for Pulp Fiction
I need more of this in my life. Maybe American Beauty? It's a Wonderful Life? Twilight (jk)?
I actually would really like to see that. I want to know what Dr. Wormuloid would think of Twilight. Think about it, he(?)'s reviewing just whatever intact DVDs happen to be left over long after the end of humanity. They more likely to review Transformers:Revenge of the Fallen than 2001:A Space Odyssey, because there were more copies in existence now.
I watched this for the first time on the plane ride back to Long Island. And holy shit I needed a explanation video. Such a great film.
Excellent analysis and a significant improvement over the first in the series (fight club). I especially like how they didn't overplay the whole alien angle this time around - the key is to keep it subtle.
The briefcase is key, and the bandaid on the back of Rames head is an indication that his soul has been removed and it's in the briefcase...
I hope Earthling Cinema becomes popular.
I love how you pronounce Tarantino. Reminds me of the K&P sketch.
A A Ron, where you at?
D Nice?
BALLACKE!
Man, this is serious shit! You mentioned a lot of stuff that I never realized befone and never saw anybody mentioning! You are a genius!
I can't wait to see you do an analysis on Battlefield Earth
Are you going to analyze foreign human films? some Goddard, Kurosawa etc. etc.
I hope they will it's called Earthling Cinema, so I hope that means cimema from around the globe, not just america
Oldboy analysis would be nice
Daniel N The original Old Boy please.
TAR ICO That's why he replied to a comment asking about foreign films.
What's Old Boy?
Might be my favorite film. Damn near perfect.
Strange creatures those humans, no wonder they are extinct. :P (Do the big lebowski!)
this videos are really cool! I can't stop watching them!
He and the kingpin go to a pawnshop together but they decide not to buy anything
Love everything you do! Don't stop
Could you please do an episode over The Matrix? Please, it's one of my favorite movies and I would like to see how you interpret the movie.
You forgot to censor the ingestion of bread pellets.
Love it!
Possible ideas for thr future:
12 Angry Men
Inglourious Basterds
True Grit
And ALL OF THE KUBRIC
please
3:30 and about 30 seconds from there really made me laugh. Great timing
This is a cool show
This is my first video of yours I've seen. I honestly do not understand the idiotic style choice used here. I understand Doing the general 'monotone voice narrates script' format may not sit well with you, but don't fix what isn't broken! Despite the whole 'aliens' thing...I found the humour enjoyable. I chuckled at many parts throughout the review. Now for what I actually came for (the F-F-Facts), they were well presented, and I felt newly enlightened by them. Overall, I feel this deserves a strong 4/20. Anthony Fantano out, pussy farts.
they do other series with no gimmicks.
Tech Freak Really? I'll check them out.
Hey a great movie to analyze is Who Framed Roger Rabbit? or 8 Mile. It opens up a whole new alley as far as the alien humanoid comprehending what was going on with human civilization as far as psyche in 8 mile and with Roger Rabbit it can realy confuse the future alien into thinking it's actually a historical event playing out.
new sub, i like this format, good work
Watching this made me ask a question I never had before...who the fuck was still rocking a Jheri Curl in 1994??
That's what made it funny. Between that and a fat, aging Barbarino, it set the tone perfectly.
Ice Cube
Michael Jackson
Prince
Greg Falco The script called for an Afro, which was coming back as retro at the time. But all they had was a Jerry curl on set
LOL @ favorite orange light bulb!
Where was this channel all my life
I needed this in my life
"He and the kingpin go to a pawnshop together, but they decide not to buy anything."
LOL
lol, I spoiled the movie for myself, but I couldn't miss out on such a great video. Wisecrack is amazing, I hope they become more known!
Man I need some of that animal carcass 😥
processed animal carcass.. haha that amused me so. even an "alien" can see the ludicrousy of it.
Hi vegan
...shut up
+Breezy Bree "look at me look how special I am I'm better than you look at me"
+Jamal Ortiz +Majin Volks someones sensitive about the consequences of their diet..
***** wat
tarantinos a genius
"later vincent accidentally shoots marvins head off"
LOL
Bro's mustache grew in the wrong place
This one was great. Better than the previous by a wide margin.
I LOVE THIS AND THANK YOU
Lol I died at "Tarantano" idk why
Can't wait to see 2001. Please do Primer?
You should do full metal jacket
Really not sure what to think about this format.
Love the analysis though. Very interesting thoughts, and well done!