You know its a good scene when you film it with a 90s cell phone through a telescope pointed at your neigbors living room tv through a screen door then upload it to youtube and it gets half a million views.
I’m telling ya, to me, that’s one of the best scenes in cinematic history. Kudos to Mr. Tarrentino for his brilliant screenplay, and much love to Mr. Jackson’s performance. I love this film.
I saw this in the theater when it first came out. I remember that I and pretty much every other person in the theater pretty much held our breath from the opening to the credits. Certain scenes brought forth gasps and bursts of nervous laughter and it was just like seeing no movie we'd ever seen before. People just couldn't believe it. People didn't walk out at the end discussing the movie or favorite lines They walked out just stunned and shaking their heads. It was that mind-blowing.
unclematt3 Same here mate. Saw it at the cinema with my ex wife. At the end the cinema emptied in almost silence. Everyone knew they had just watched a game changer.
Same thing here. Came.our of the cinema that summer evening a bit shell shocked knowing I had just experienced perfection. The words and tone of voice still resonate to this day
I actually hate to say that I missed this in theaters. But when I finally saw it years later at home, this whole final scene was such an amazing tension builder. By the time he was quoting the Bible, I was up out of my seat and nearly shaking because I thought I knew what was coming next. And the "I'm trying real hard" line broke that tension instantly. It was an amazing experience.
"The truth is, YOU'RE THE WEAK. And I am the tyranny of evil men. But i'm tryin Ringo, I'm tryin REAAALL HAAAARRRD to be the shepard". Words of a real thinking man.
I thought Marcellus had a band aid on the back of his head to cover the injury that antwon gave him. Antwon tried to kill Marcellus, which is why he was dealt with the way he was.( at least that’s my head cannon anyway)
@@teamblue2431 He truthfully has it on because in real life he has a scar right there. They covered it up but it's supposed to be his soul in the brief case.
One film theory had it that what was in the case were the diamonds from the Reservoir Dogs heist. If that were the case though, that means Buscemi's character from RD made it through the shootout outside the warehouse and got away.
He comes out of the bathroom and was ready to pop a cap in some asses. Not only that, but when he was at Butch's apartment, he was expecting Marsellus Wallace to come back with some donuts or whatever it was he was carrying.
_And I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes; and they shall know that I am the Lord, when I shall lay my vengeance upon them_ - Ezekiel 25:17
Someone said that in the scene Samuel Jackson was scared something most people should know is that men of God are not afraid of death they fear only the Lord's rath
zambalic1 It’s funny you say that. Most people don’t even recognize Jackson’s character was the protagonist ( the movie started and ended with him). Part of that was because Travolta also hit it out of the park. He really enhanced his role to the degree one could consider him the lead in the movie. It’s subtle, because Jackson was so compelling that nobody could ignore that performance. It’s one of a handful of movies where both guys had a primary narrative the audience needed to follow.
Both are pretty good explanations, drug use can cause calcium too and cause cause gaul stones hence i cant eat no more nice fatty fried stuff...but i do...they say wearing sunscreen would save thousands of lives a year i say make sure gas stations let u use the toilet fast
Music: "Surf Rider", The Lively Ones. I love that guitar sound of the 60's. There's a song called Pump Friction by Jade that has some of the dialog from that scene.
What is cool about this scene, is the Biblical metaphors. That Samuel L Jackson pays for Ringo's life with something from himself. He doesn't pay to take it but that Ringo may live, almost like a free gift, it makes Ringo realize that he is weak and is powerless and in that moment worthy of death for his crimes. He has met his maker in some ways, because the Tyranny of evil men have driven him to despair and a life of crime. And his conclusion of him being the Tyranny of evil men, is in some way a point of acknowledgement and repentance, a 180 degree turn from his ways. Brilliant writing.
Kevin McCabe True, but I think one of the best parts of this scene is when Ringo calls for the garcon... and the payoff of now knowing Jules & Vincent are in that cafe from the start...
I would watch this scene over and over again I never understood what he was saying but I knew he was wise for saying what he said now I finally understand.
In all movies where someone pointed a gun close to somebody's face, my father went like "why doesn't he just grab it?? He'd have zero chance of reacting" etc. In all movies, except Pulp fiction. I can still hear him almost yelling "YES! That's the way it's done!" when Jules grabbed that nimrod's gun.
Especially for someone as skilled and lethal as a professional assassin. Ringo put the gun directly in reach of Jules' face and let himself get distracted by the case's contents, leaving the opening for Jules to snatch the gun and take control of the situation. Had Ringo stayed a couple feet back and not put his gun inches away, that move wouldn't have worked.
Stephan Reichelt OMG guys....... its a fkg 45ACP!!! Which stands for auto colt pistol. There are companies that make a 1911 with a 9 mm such as “STI” and a few others. Sammy”s is a 45 all day long
Aurik Kal-Durin ...you act as if you're owed something, and by doin absolutely nothin....how about just bein a little grateful that there's a clip to watch at all, a clip that's fucking costs nothing to watch...
@@branon6565 well said. I haven't once thought about the picture quality whilst watching this. Maybe if I was watching Frozen it'd be a different story . . .
@@Spitzrock possibly but I don't believe there were many 1911s that were chambered in 9mm outside the normal 45. And 38. Special. Most likely it was custom made.
@@Spitzrock actually scratch that last comment. After digging some dirt on the subject turns out that the first 9mm 1911s were built around the 1950s for the military so that officers could carry a lighter variant. But it wasn't very popular.
I saw this on AMC several months ago and this scene wasn't even in that presentation. And the sequences were off as well. Anybody else see it on AMC? Very strange. Glad I had already seen the full version of a few times.
I know there's a cut someone made that is entirely in chronological order, kind of like what Coppola did with an abridged version of Godfather 1 & 2 in the mid-70's; but I don't think it was produced by Tarantino or Miramax, and I don't see how it could legally have been broadcast. But...I could be wrong.
Love this movie love Quentin Tarantino. Apparently he used to come to Nottingham regularly to see a series of crime thrillers shown at the little Broadway theatre, and would join people in local pubs for a pint.
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You know its a good scene when you film it with a 90s cell phone through a telescope pointed at your neigbors living room tv through a screen door then upload it to youtube and it gets half a million views.
Hilarious
😂😂😂
This is the greatest comment I've read in a long fucking time, thanks for the laughs hahahhaha
Telescope lol
That was detailed
That scene alone should have won Jackson an academy award.
Why
Edward Deitch I agree. That was an incredible scene.
Edward Deitch Yeah. They both got cheated. I liked them. They argued like a married couple all throughout the movie! Lol!
He couldn’t back then he was black
Anthony Pojas this is 1994 dumbass
I’m telling ya, to me, that’s one of the best scenes in cinematic history. Kudos to Mr. Tarrentino for his brilliant screenplay, and much love to Mr. Jackson’s performance. I love this film.
I have yet to see a bad Tarantino movie
I saw this in the theater when it first came out. I remember that I and pretty much every other person in the theater pretty much held our breath from the opening to the credits. Certain scenes brought forth gasps and bursts of nervous laughter and it was just like seeing no movie we'd ever seen before. People just couldn't believe it. People didn't walk out at the end discussing the movie or favorite lines They walked out just stunned and shaking their heads. It was that mind-blowing.
unclematt3
Same here mate. Saw it at the cinema with my ex wife. At the end the cinema emptied in almost silence. Everyone knew they had just watched a game changer.
rosshilton what did your ex wife think of the film🤔
Pulp Fiction tripped out S lot of people back in the 90s. Great stuff
Same thing here. Came.our of the cinema that summer evening a bit shell shocked knowing I had just experienced perfection. The words and tone of voice still resonate to this day
I actually hate to say that I missed this in theaters. But when I finally saw it years later at home, this whole final scene was such an amazing tension builder. By the time he was quoting the Bible, I was up out of my seat and nearly shaking because I thought I knew what was coming next. And the "I'm trying real hard" line broke that tension instantly. It was an amazing experience.
"The truth is, YOU'RE THE WEAK. And I am the tyranny of evil men. But i'm tryin Ringo, I'm tryin REAAALL HAAAARRRD to be the shepard". Words of a real thinking man.
that is pathetic.
Thank you
@@volgawolfhounds741 you're pathetic
@@volgawolfhounds741 your the weak
Noob Zero shut the fuck up you’re fucking honey bunny as far anyone here cares
“You know what Im buying? Your life.”
I always thought the briefcase carried someone’s soul.
It's rumored to be Marsellus' soul
Which is why he has a bandage on the back of his neck
I thought Marcellus had a band aid on the back of his head to cover the injury that antwon gave him. Antwon tried to kill Marcellus, which is why he was dealt with the way he was.( at least that’s my head cannon anyway)
@@teamblue2431 He truthfully has it on because in real life he has a scar right there. They covered it up but it's supposed to be his soul in the brief case.
One film theory had it that what was in the case were the diamonds from the Reservoir Dogs heist. If that were the case though, that means Buscemi's character from RD made it through the shootout outside the warehouse and got away.
Best scene of the movie. "I'm trying real hard to be the shepherd..."
In my humble opinion, one of the BEST scenes in movie history. An astonishing mix of black comedy and tension.
Your opinion is stupid, not humble.
@@pretorious700 and you are...?
You should have said "cinema history" or "in cinematic history". Fucking dumb fucking animals love syllables.
Your opinion is worthless. How many movies have you seen? Three, and it was this one three times?
Show stopper. I ceased eating popcorn when this scene came up. The whole film takes a breath.
I die when she says:
“I gotta pee... (sniffles) I want to go home..”
Where is Amanda Plummer today?
Jules: NO, YOLANDA, YOLANDA -- HE AIN'T GONNA DO A GODDAMN MOTHAFUCKIN' THING!! VINCE SHUT. THE FUCK. UP!!!
Yolanda: ಥ╭╮ಥ ... *shuddup!!*
Fun fact everytime John Travolta goes to the bathroom something bad happenes
Kostasoflow fun fact 2. He never hears wtf is happening outside the bathroom. Early sign of deafness
@@billykokkinidis That and he's f'd up on smack. Who else would leave an Uzi on a kitchen counter to use the shitter?
He comes out of the bathroom and was ready to pop a cap in some asses. Not only that, but when he was at Butch's apartment, he was expecting Marsellus Wallace to come back with some donuts or whatever it was he was carrying.
Heroin makes you constipated; I'm sure you've seen Trainspotting.
That must be because he's full of shit, or he's in a pissed off mood.
Bad meets evil
shout out to tim roth and amanda plummer who were great in this scene
... while Samuel Jackson's stellar performance deserves no mention at all! You crack me up!
TIN STAR with Tim Roth is brilliant
@@tifu678 LMAO everyone knows that, no need for everyone to say that Jackson was good. Noticing other actors roles isn't against the rules.
Tim Roth is one of the most underrated actors ever.
I am glad that he did not go abomination on this diner.
Fun fact: The Bad Motherfucker wallet was actually Quentin Tarantino’s wallet.
@Jim Dandy
Fun fact... no one gives a fuk. He did it very well.
Got one
Fun fact: water is wet
Are you sure
@@nickmullen4582 how do you know he's gay
One of the best and most powerful scenes in cinema history.
You said what I was thinking. I can't think of one that compares to it.
This is the scene that made me finally watch the whole movie after a bunch of years.
my nama jieffabel
_And I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes; and they shall know that I am the Lord, when I shall lay my vengeance upon them_ - Ezekiel 25:17
if he said the that meant ur ass
One of the all-time great scenes in screen-writing and movie-making history.
"HD""
Horrible Definition
@@SynsityGW HD...Hardly Decent.
Hard Dick
Hugely Disappointing
And that's what we call the superb acting job by actors !
Everyone in the scene shines and no one gets ignored by the director !
I shall lay my vengeance upon this video for having "HD" in the title, yet only being 240.
9 years later and you'd think the original poster might update it. They don't care. NO ONE CARES ABOUT HD ANYMORE!!! LOL
2010
HD=Honesty Defenestrated
Someone said that in the scene Samuel Jackson was scared something most people should know is that men of God are not afraid of death they fear only the Lord's rath
Samuel L Jackson one of the all time greatest actors.
Samuel is so cool
So good in shawshank
gpet 72 that was Morgan freeman
Loves The countryside nah I think it’s stacks
@@gorgen23 He was also great in the matrix as well.
I love that you never find out what's in the case
A yellow light bulb.
Tyler Keller
Sort of like in Repo Man. You don’t know “what’s in the trunk”
I read somewhere that it was suppose to be Marsolice Wallace’s soul in the case.
Could be a lot of money, we will never know!?
Quentin Tarantino said its whatever the viewers imagination thought it was
They gave the Oscar to the wrong actor.
zambalic1
It’s funny you say that. Most people don’t even recognize Jackson’s character was the protagonist ( the movie started and ended with him). Part of that was because Travolta also hit it out of the park. He really enhanced his role to the degree one could consider him the lead in the movie. It’s subtle, because Jackson was so compelling that nobody could ignore that performance. It’s one of a handful of movies where both guys had a primary narrative the audience needed to follow.
Was just thinking that
I still get goosebumps when I heard the Ezekiel 25:17 speech in this manner by Samuel Jackson its chilling!!
"...but I'm trying, Ringo. I'm trying real hard, to be the Shepherd."
I'm guessing Vincent has IBS or something. Dude's always in the bathroom.
Nah, he is a heroin user. Most common symptom is constipation, hence why he goes to the toilet so often and what leads to him getting lit up.
I was gonna say that, opiates block you up something awful.
@@ryanodowd2516 Good point.
Assault Sergeant Dickface it makes sense
Both are pretty good explanations, drug use can cause calcium too and cause cause gaul stones hence i cant eat no more nice fatty fried stuff...but i do...they say wearing sunscreen would save thousands of lives a year i say make sure gas stations let u use the toilet fast
Without doubt , one of my all time favorite scenes.
Man, that scene still gets me sitting on the edge of my seat sweating, the one with bad mother fucker on it, just the best scene ever.
Music: "Surf Rider", The Lively Ones. I love that guitar sound of the 60's. There's a song called Pump Friction by Jade that has some of the dialog from that scene.
One of the best movies ever made!!
All we needed was Dirty Harry to come into the diner for his daily coffee.
Travolta is always at his best when playing a Villain.
like Vinnie Barbarino
As usual
Face off
Best as a dancer.
I must have seen this scene a hundred times and only today did I catch the reference to Les Miserables, where the Bishop buys Jean Valjeans soul.
Great point, james - learned from you.
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@Stimulator7 In English it's "The Bishop's Silver."
"Don't U Hurt Him"
The way she said it 😂
What is cool about this scene, is the Biblical metaphors. That Samuel L Jackson pays for Ringo's life with something from himself. He doesn't pay to take it but that Ringo may live, almost like a free gift, it makes Ringo realize that he is weak and is powerless and in that moment worthy of death for his crimes. He has met his maker in some ways, because the Tyranny of evil men have driven him to despair and a life of crime. And his conclusion of him being the Tyranny of evil men, is in some way a point of acknowledgement and repentance, a 180 degree turn from his ways. Brilliant writing.
I love the way they stroll out.
Nice thanks for uploading the full scene
Kevin McCabe True, but I think one of the best parts of this scene is when Ringo calls for the garcon... and the payoff of now knowing Jules & Vincent are in that cafe from the start...
1:53 When two kids are fighting are arguing at school and then the teacher comes in to stop the fight
Never tire of watching this film when it comes round, one of Q Ts finest. 👍🇬🇧
This was one of Jackson Best performances. Actually. One of the best I have ever seen
Finest piece of writing in history
Why's everyone analyzing Vincent going to the bathroom? Maybe that's how things go when he's in the red too long, ever thought of that?
Damn Mace Windu you have a change of heart my niggaa
this was a one of a kind movie and still holds up to this day
I've always wondered what Henry Winkler thought of that line.
He thought it was cool
@@allwrighty100 LOL.
Throughout this entire scene, not a single person walks past or tries to come in the restaurant.
That's the movies for you.
@@joel8583 Lol forreal. People taking it too seriously. They're not documentaries ffs
You can also think . Well people from outside saw the situation so they don t come in adding other reason not a problem
Shut tf up
Would you?
it never gets old.
"While I am in a transitional period" :)
(:
The Best Movie Scene Ever
Can never get enough of this scene
Released in theaters October 14, 1994. Same day as some other movie called 'The Shawshank Redemption.' Talk about a great year for movies....
That scene is still funny. Especially when she said, "shut up!"
I would watch this scene over and over again I never understood what he was saying but I knew he was wise for saying what he said now I finally understand.
Still might be one of the best bad ass things said in the movies.
There's guns out and everyone in the background is just calmly eating their food..lol
junebuggy34 can’t put money to waste
@@raidenshat5206 I can agree with that!
One of my favorite movies.
Funniest line of the movie: "I gotta go pee."
Is this what "HD" was like in 2010?
One of the "Great" movies. It took your average screenplay and absolutely stood it on its head. And it all worked.
In all movies where someone pointed a gun close to somebody's face, my father went like "why doesn't he just grab it?? He'd have zero chance of reacting" etc. In all movies, except Pulp fiction. I can still hear him almost yelling "YES! That's the way it's done!" when Jules grabbed that nimrod's gun.
Especially for someone as skilled and lethal as a professional assassin. Ringo put the gun directly in reach of Jules' face and let himself get distracted by the case's contents, leaving the opening for Jules to snatch the gun and take control of the situation. Had Ringo stayed a couple feet back and not put his gun inches away, that move wouldn't have worked.
All characters in this scene are just perfect 👌
I just realised that this is where Yolanda be cool comes from.
It was an Oscar statuette.
Who doesn't carry their nine millimeter in the waistband of their gym shorts?
.44
Stephan Reichelt
OMG guys....... its a fkg 45ACP!!! Which stands for auto colt pistol. There are companies that make a 1911 with a 9 mm such as “STI” and a few others. Sammy”s is a 45 all day long
@@treylewis5281 He refers to it in the movie as "Mr. Nine millimeter".
Gestapo Pussyranch
Well he’s completely wrong. Also there’s quite a long scene where you’re actually looking down the bore of his ---45 caliber 1911
@@treylewis5281 You gonna be the one to tell Jules Whitfield that he's completely wrong?
Love this scene. One of the best in cinema history
What’s in the briefcase 💼 100 copies of “The Little Bee” on DVD 🐝
Actors bursting with charisma, good script, naturalistic set - when you've got this, you don't need special effects.
Greatest movie of all time.
I like how only Jules notices Vincent approaching, even though he is focused on the guy in front of him. Awesome skills.
"And when you do it, you do it cool."
240p would not be considered "HD" even in 2010.
Aurik Kal-Durin ...you act as if you're owed something, and by doin absolutely nothin....how about just bein a little grateful that there's a clip to watch at all, a clip that's fucking costs nothing to watch...
@@branon6565 well said. I haven't once thought about the picture quality whilst watching this. Maybe if I was watching Frozen it'd be a different story . . .
Im enjoying all 50 frames of this video
He read them instantly, lucky for transitional period.
What filter is being used on this HD recording? 🤣🤣🤣
The thieves are actually a really cute couple, you can tell Yolanda really loves him.
I think we should be leaving now....that’s a pretty good idea
Best movie of the 1990s.
He ordered a Samuel Jackson.
*MM-MMMM BITCH*
It will get ya drunk!!! You'll be fucking fat bitches in no time
It's so well written and "executed" by all!
One of the best scenes ever
rip greg page,,,,,, miss you man
did anybody else notice that Mr 9 mm was actually a 45
Actually it's a 1911 style pistol chambered in 9mm
@@Spitzrock possibly but I don't believe there were many 1911s that were chambered in 9mm outside the normal 45. And 38. Special. Most likely it was custom made.
@@Spitzrock actually scratch that last comment. After digging some dirt on the subject turns out that the first 9mm 1911s were built around the 1950s for the military so that officers could carry a lighter variant. But it wasn't very popular.
Can't wait for the next director that draws inspiration from Quentin and blows our minds even further
Love the Guns in their pants.. How cool could that be wearing T-shirt N shorts !
There is no way those shorts would stay up carrying that weight haha.
They had to dodge their suits and belts earlier in the movie
The best scene in the movie and a deep seen at that
THE CONTRAST IN THE USE OF THE PASSAGE IS RIDICULOUSLY GENIUS.
Great post as usual, WarriorCultureBlog - liked and subscribed.
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@05:55 This has always been my favorite scene in the movie.
I love that he keeps calling him Ringo.....lol
filmed in largo florida. amazing scene
0:42 New goal: Use that line at least one time in my life lol
Gotta be in the top ten best ending scenes in cinema
Pft! Not even close. Go back to Disney.
I figured it out! This is the Nick Fury origin story! That case is the Soul Stone!
I saw this on AMC several months ago and this scene wasn't even in that presentation. And the sequences were off as well. Anybody else see it on AMC? Very strange. Glad I had already seen the full version of a few times.
I know there's a cut someone made that is entirely in chronological order, kind of like what Coppola did with an abridged version of Godfather 1 & 2 in the mid-70's; but I don't think it was produced by Tarantino or Miramax, and I don't see how it could legally have been broadcast. But...I could be wrong.
It’s the one that says bad muthafcka ...fun fact Samuel had the same thing written on his light sabre.
...and his Ezekiel 25:17 quote on his tombstone in Captain America: Winter Soldier
I'm pretty sure they were at Denny's. That is the only place I know of where you can get a denver omelette
"How we doin' baby"?
"I gotta pee. I wanna go home."
This shit cracks me up.
Absolutely brilliant SLJ
Love this movie love Quentin Tarantino. Apparently he used to come to Nottingham regularly to see a series of crime thrillers shown at the little Broadway theatre, and would join people in local pubs for a pint.