I just realized, when Ringo is describing why robbing a diner is safer than a liquor store, you can actually hear Jules keeping up the conversation in the background
This edit put a new perspective on the scene for me. I didn't realize that Vincent and Jules were talking about quitting the game at the same time Yolanda and Ringo were having the same conversation. Interesting how the two conversations parallel each other.
Great job of editing! Although I think each conversation flows better on their own, for Pulp Fiction fans, this was a great glimpse into the actual timeline of events. THx for your work & posting!
in a way it works very well like this because it shows you in real time what is happening....you can see the waiter walk past in the background of vincent and jules as pumpkin and hunny bunny were being served.
odd how a person understands that the most grasping moments of man are the casual interactions we have with one another, when we are being ourselves and simply living according to our understanding. please forgive the sarcastic tone, it is not directed at you particularly nor maliciously, it is my only means of delivering my point admittedly. i find it equally mind-blowing that there are 8 billion people and so few can appreciate the sentiment and concept this scene exemplifies
The intensity is shattered and the frequent cutting of the conversations began to make lose interest in the characters...if this were the actual editing, I don't think this would be a cult classic today. Not to say your editing is bad, quite the opposite, I just feel as though this scenes intense dialogue is severely diluted.
Interesting work! I attempted a re-edit of this scene on my own before watching what others had done, then viewed some to see how they compared. Yours has many more cuts than I would have personally made (attempting to stay as close as possible to the original vision) but it’s definitely a different viewpoint and a well-edited interpretation. Thanks for posting! It’s great work!
I like the bullet Conversation about god, it's a little Message, which increases my Respect for the Movie. Also the aftermath of Karma in this Movie is beautful.
I walk up to the teller, I give her the letter. This edit is pretty slick. Taran should check it out. The short bursts keeping chronological is perfect for the recent tv program style too, refreshing an older film for newer peeps. 🍁
Little fun fact: When the film was sent to Singapore, distributors there thought the non-linear telling of the story was ridiculous and just re-edited the film to be linear and showed it that way. Singaporean movie-goers then demanded that they screen the original cut. This is told by Quentin Tarantino during the 2014 Oscars cast and crew reunion.
This is great!!! Good Job!!! It looks as though you have actually made a short movie just from the robbery scene of pulp fiction with just a little editing, that shows you how unbelievably talented quentin tarantino really is....good job man keep them coming and ill keep watching
I never noticed vincent walking out of the shot on that first scene, clever. As for how you cut this i really liked it cause i'm not a pissbaby like most of this comment section.
So I'm just now realizing that one of the lines in this scene States "turn Coke into Pepsi" and in the movie Little Nicky with Adam Sandler, Adam Sandler's character Little Nicky turns a Coke into a Pepsi. Quentin Tarantino just so happens to make a cameo in that movie as the crazed religious man who's always yelling "IM BURNIN'"
This scene is a massive foreshadowing. One wants to quit the game, the other doesn't see himself quitting. While talking about divine providence and miracles, the man who decided to heed that miracle didn't wind up getting killed later on. The warnings were literally on the wall of that apartment and he didn't read them.
Yeah but if jules was still involved he would or could potentially see (Bruce Willis's ) character walk in and catch him. Remember he never had a gun he grabbed Vincent's off the counter top
I don't like it because it ruins the theme of the original, but it is very cool in the way that we see the scene play out like a normal movie directed by a sane individual.
Such a shame they tore down the Hawthorne Grill in Hawthorne. If I ever have enough money it will be my mission to re open it and have it look exactly as it did before.
I met my wife on the first day of this movie. Met her at our new job. We clicked, after work I took her to dinner abd a movie.. This Movie. The movie clicked. Later.. 7:30 breakfast with her. Best movie, great girl, awesome night... Good job. 26 yrs later. Still got my honey bunny.
I love how Ringo threatens the diners with violence if they make a sound and then tests them to see if they listened to him. He is one clever sadistic mfkr.
There's some Samoan Brothers in Hawaiian Gardens California , were you can get one of those tasty MF'ing burgers ...And they have a slice of pineapple , they're all so damn MF'ing Delicious...
This is great work, except for the fact that you can hear "garçon means boy" and Jules talking about eating his muffin twice. Once on-screen and once in the background.
It's speculative but the "act of God" possibly saved Butch's life too, as without Jules quitting it'd mean he'd later be at Butch's apartment instead of Marcellus and probably wouldn't have been out doing shopping when Butch arrived.
Great work! Just one slight issue: at 6:15 Travolta is seen going to the bathroom but he is supposedly still jawing with Jackson, but that might be a continuity error in the original.
I'm not saying it's an improvement, it just demonstrates how the scene plays out in chronological order, and (in your case) let's you appreciate the original version and the genius of Tarantino.
I just realized, when Ringo is describing why robbing a diner is safer than a liquor store, you can actually hear Jules keeping up the conversation in the background
And you can see Vincent walking to go take his 💩
You can hear the waitress say the line "garcon means boy" too
I thought that was edited in for this video, now have to rewatch the movie to double check.
@@ericgol7 I can almost make out what they're saying.
@@ericgol7 Was it a freak occurrence, or a miracle ? This is ART.
This edit put a new perspective on the scene for me. I didn't realize that Vincent and Jules were talking about quitting the game at the same time Yolanda and Ringo were having the same conversation. Interesting how the two conversations parallel each other.
how didn't you ?
@@tareklegrand7747 yeah lmfao, they show it
That is so cool. I didn’t notice that either!
No offense but how did you not realize that? 🤔
@@hollyroxy25 ye fr this dude has the attention span of a toddler if he couldnt remember that
Excellent job. I never realized how these conversations mirror each other with quitting certain aspects of their jobs. Interesting writing.
Vince got cought in the bathroom twice in the movie
As close to perfection as a film can get.
Great job of editing! Although I think each conversation flows better on their own, for Pulp Fiction fans, this was a great glimpse into the actual timeline of events. THx for your work & posting!
Yes
in a way it works very well like this because it shows you in real time what is happening....you can see the waiter walk past in the background of vincent and jules as pumpkin and hunny bunny were being served.
Well done! This was a fun way to revisit some great cinema.
I loved this movie . The acting was so fantastic.
As was directing.
It's a credit to Tarentino that he can make what is literally just people having a conversation over breakfast into a captivating experience.
Right! very interesting
odd how a person understands that the most grasping moments of man are the casual interactions we have with one another, when we are being ourselves and simply living according to our understanding. please forgive the sarcastic tone, it is not directed at you particularly nor maliciously, it is my only means of delivering my point admittedly. i find it equally mind-blowing that there are 8 billion people and so few can appreciate the sentiment and concept this scene exemplifies
Well done. Not how it should be viewed first. But if you're a fan of the movie and aware of the plot shifts originally intended, it's a treat.
I love how John Travolta goes into "Black mode". With his rhetoric, great acting. He did this a few times in this movie.
The intensity is shattered and the frequent cutting of the conversations began to make lose interest in the characters...if this were the actual editing, I don't think this would be a cult classic today. Not to say your editing is bad, quite the opposite, I just feel as though this scenes intense dialogue is severely diluted.
It's meant to show re-inserted chronology, not improve the sequence's artistic quality that makes the original great.
It really works out. The way both parties talk back and forth the two scenes really compliment each other. Even with what they talk about.
I dig it. The whole thing is paced in a way that makes me anxious.
I actually really like the editing, very smooth transition cut back and forth between two scene
6:35/6:36 was one nice cut. Excellent detail
Love how Tarantino throws in a spanner in the works, to a plan that would have worked under normal circumstances.
This movie was sprinkled with so many bits of irony, I love it.
Genius . The edit makes each convo pick up where the other left of a good 90% of time . We'll done . Adds a while new perspective .
Interesting work! I attempted a re-edit of this scene on my own before watching what others had done, then viewed some to see how they compared. Yours has many more cuts than I would have personally made (attempting to stay as close as possible to the original vision) but it’s definitely a different viewpoint and a well-edited interpretation. Thanks for posting! It’s great work!
The line, "Garçon means 'boy'." was in there twice. But I like this version.
I like the bullet Conversation about god, it's a little Message, which increases my Respect for the Movie. Also the aftermath of Karma in this Movie is beautful.
I walk up to the teller, I give her the letter.
This edit is pretty slick. Taran should check it out.
The short bursts keeping chronological is perfect for the recent tv program style too, refreshing an older film for newer peeps. 🍁
Samuel's dialogue of a mob hit man turning evangelist just kills me😂😂😂
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i always wanted to see a chronologically linear version of the movie! thanks! awesome job! gimme more, please! ;)
well this edit shoes the reasons why it shouldn't be linear . what i want is to see is True Romance with a non-chronological narration
Little fun fact: When the film was sent to Singapore, distributors there thought the non-linear telling of the story was ridiculous and just re-edited the film to be linear and showed it that way. Singaporean movie-goers then demanded that they screen the original cut.
This is told by Quentin Tarantino during the 2014 Oscars cast and crew reunion.
This movie is definitely a classic. In its entirety. We all witnessed a cinematic classic.
Absolutely loved this. Well done!
Excellent job showing the parallel timelines. You offered us a great new perspective. Thanks.
I grew up on that movie
This is great!!! Good Job!!! It looks as though you have actually made a short movie just from the robbery scene of pulp fiction with just a little editing, that shows you how unbelievably talented quentin tarantino really is....good job man keep them coming and ill keep watching
Brilliant build-up...
I never noticed vincent walking out of the shot on that first scene, clever. As for how you cut this i really liked it cause i'm not a pissbaby like most of this comment section.
The best scenes ever!! "moment of clarity" 🤣😂😆
Tarantino is a master: casting; on point dialogue: 100000000% on point.
The music in the background is an interesting element to this movie. It's subtle, but powerful.
7:08 you can see vince going to "take a piss" in the background :)
Back when you could smoke in dinners and restaurants ...
Every time Vincent heads to take a dump something bad happens...
Every one is a gangster , until a real gangster shows up
So I'm just now realizing that one of the lines in this scene States "turn Coke into Pepsi" and in the movie Little Nicky with Adam Sandler, Adam Sandler's character Little Nicky turns a Coke into a Pepsi. Quentin Tarantino just so happens to make a cameo in that movie as the crazed religious man who's always yelling "IM BURNIN'"
This scene is a massive foreshadowing. One wants to quit the game, the other doesn't see himself quitting. While talking about divine providence and miracles, the man who decided to heed that miracle didn't wind up getting killed later on. The warnings were literally on the wall of that apartment and he didn't read them.
Yeah but if jules was still involved he would or could potentially see (Bruce Willis's ) character walk in and catch him. Remember he never had a gun he grabbed Vincent's off the counter top
@Liquid Sleep Games Vince was with Marcellus at that place, they didnt need Jules on the job
@@vasvas8914 marcellus was on the job due to jules leaving.
i miss the days where u could smoke inside without anyone freaking out
This edit is unbelievable, I love it, very well done to you!
Great job on changing the perspective it worked well but.... pulp fiction can't and shouldn't ever be changed what a classic
I love this edit. This would've been cool as hell with the 2 scenes mingled.
Absolutely beautiful
All of this said and argument to show what is right and who is right.
This is a really cool approach to dissecting this film!
Brilliant cut!
omg. eat the pancake already
They should have made a movie about Jules walking the world as Cain.
2022….this is still slept on.
I don't like it because it ruins the theme of the original, but it is very cool in the way that we see the scene play out like a normal movie directed by a sane individual.
I absolutely love Amanda Plummer in this movie she’s cute and funny! Great actress!
I love this edit. It reminds me a little of Guy Richie's best stuff.
It’s like he’s still with us😢
We literally just watched people talk and it was better than any action 🤯
Tarentino should have done two and a half hours of just this, like My Dinner With Andre but with 3 minutes of heinous violence at the end.
I wonder if this was the same place where Fabian went to try to get her blueberry pancakes, but wound up getting buttermilk pancakes instead... 🤔
Such a shame they tore down the Hawthorne Grill in Hawthorne. If I ever have enough money it will be my mission to re open it and have it look exactly as it did before.
Next objective is to get Samuel Jackson and John Travolta to eat there!
You can go to Pann's in Inglewood. Same owner, same designer, same place, looks the same.
You took out the best part of the scene
Masterful edit.
"Into the wild" bounced around like this movie but worked better in chronological order. Both in my top 50 movies ever.
I dig it the most.
Wow this was great.
At the 8 minute time stamp I don't think the accountant that that guy made about the telephone works at all
Better even than the excellent original.
I always thought honeybunny was an idiot and ringo was even more of an idiot for letting her talk him into it.
I met my wife on the first day of this movie. Met her at our new job. We clicked, after work I took her to dinner abd a movie.. This Movie. The movie clicked.
Later..
7:30 breakfast with her.
Best movie, great girl, awesome night... Good job. 26 yrs later.
Still got my honey bunny.
Everyone Loves Pumpkin 🎃 🥧....😇🥰😊😚☺️😘Cushdie Monday, Lubley Jubbley,,Sweeeeet, Sweeeeet, Sweeeeet, Hunny Bunny,,All My Love Pumpkin 🎃. 😇😊😚☺️😘🥰🥰🥰.
I love how Ringo threatens the diners with violence if they make a sound and then tests them to see if they listened to him. He is one clever sadistic mfkr.
I'm digging the edit! Tarantino must be jealous. Wink
There's some Samoan Brothers in Hawaiian Gardens California , were you can get one of those tasty MF'ing burgers ...And they have a slice of pineapple , they're all so damn MF'ing Delicious...
*_“ while I am eating a muffin ”_*
6:59 . . .and there they are. Great edit.
The edit leans this much more towards 'Guy Ritchie'. It's like Tarantino meets Ritchie. Interesting.
Well edited!
Very nice job, interesting to see these scenes together! I'd have liked to see the end though :p because I'm selfish and I love the wallet!
John Travolta's wife is back. Miracle. 😇
GREAT EDIT!! Should've let it play until the end 😂
This is great work, except for the fact that you can hear "garçon means boy" and Jules talking about eating his muffin twice. Once on-screen and once in the background.
5:37 you can hear the waitress correct Ringo while we're with Jules and Vincent and then you hear it from Ringos perspective at 5:54
This was awesome. Thanks for doing this and sharing it.
Excellent edit!
this is exactly what I was looking for well done!
Glad you're doing your thing but the original....
The diner scene is my favorite scene.
It's speculative but the "act of God" possibly saved Butch's life too, as without Jules quitting it'd mean he'd later be at Butch's apartment instead of Marcellus and probably wouldn't have been out doing shopping when Butch arrived.
Very good
Great job. A+
Wow I really enjoy it, great editing 👍
idk why but jules saying get in adventures is so funny
fantastic edit
Great work! Just one slight issue: at 6:15 Travolta is seen going to the bathroom but he is supposedly still jawing with Jackson, but that might be a continuity error in the original.
Dude!!! Great edit you should be making movies
Greatest movie ever !!!
no one hurts yer princess
after Jules says that he was eating his muffin etc you can hear him say the exact line again in the background of the robbers conversation
Great Job!!
Excellent work, I don't remember the original scene's editing but your editing is a real professional work.
In my opinion, you turned magic into an ordinary movie scene. :(
I'm not saying it's an improvement, it just demonstrates how the scene plays out in chronological order, and (in your case) let's you appreciate the original version and the genius of Tarantino.
in my opinion he turned magic into shit
It's not better, but it does satisfy a sense of curiosity.