This song along with the looks of John Travolta and Sam Jackson makes the final scene of the movie so badass to the point that you just can't help but rewatch it over and over
Exactly, it's one of the most perfect and satifsfying endings with a music piece so perfect. The fact that Vincent dies in halfway thru the movie and lives on at the end, somehow this thing makes me rewatch this movie again and again. Tarantino a master craftsman
@@FastEddie86 if they had connected then finished. People would say they should have walked out of frame aswell. What I'm saying is some people nit pic. I don't think it could have been better. 👍
I love the other-worldliness of this film; it's very difficult to describe what I mean. It's largely filmed to a 90s LA background visually, but feels like an alternate world somehow. The atmosphere, lighting, soundtrack just makes it truly unique.
I love how pulp fiction ended. This is far the best ending scene for a movie I have seen so far. The way Quentin Tarantino ended this movie was very epic
It cuts to the credits with Vincent in plain sight but Jules hidden behind the wall, reflecting how Vincent's fate is known to us but Jules' remains an "unseen" mystery. Mind freak!
"Let's get into character." the gangster act is a facade. They gotta cool walk and a cool song, but really they're just aa couple of dorks caught up in life, making choices. One makes the right choice, and the other makes the wrong one
This movie is the definition of lightning trapped in a bottle, a star studded mastermind cast, all at the peak of their powers. Tarantino's magnum opus. An inspiration to all who appreciate art.
The best part about this scene is how the camera just moves to the same direction where both Jules and Vincent goes without cutting or basically zooming. It's an example of how Citizen Kane influenced a lot of movies.
It’s so 90s I wish I could jump in the scene and go back in time. The ending is beyond memorable. The moment they walk out the door they’re separating down two separate paths. Jewels life finds balance and truth. Vincent gets blown away.
He doesn't have a bag, carrying it openly in a hand might invite trouble. Jules does the same - neither of them have suit jackets any more so they can't carry them in an inside pocket. I like to hope Vincent has learned to keep the safety on.
At best, I first saw the Pulp Fiction trailer in the summer at the movie theater I worked in 1994. It would be in the winter, right after Christmas no less, that Pulp Fiction played at our theater.
I have never seen an ending where you know one of the characters had died before but it ends with the same character leaving on a good note from a past timeline and you feel happy for him.
The first time i watched this film it was 1am, i was alone in my parents house and i turned on gta as the film was ending and just cruised around los santos with this ending song playing, thats what i call heaven
Vincent is such a smooth badass, hope he have a long life while stoned out his mind once in a while. Just stay away from hanging out with his mob boss.
@@Gavin48 Well if the EU is Marsellus, Brett and his crew are UKIP, then we're Jules with our little epiphany. But once the reality sank in, we realized we're still Vince and die on the toilet.
Gangsta is not in the suit,a hat an outfit.its in the blood. It's in the eyes. It's in the mind.n it's clearly depicted in this scene.wat a legend Samuel Jackson
A beautiful resolution to the climax of an awkward situation. I also like the setting- the iconic Pancake House. The way the bystanders except that this is about as good as it's going to get. I mean why call the cops finish your breakfast. The enforcers have handled the awkward situation. The acceptance that they weren't going to get their wallets back anyway. Pass the syrup.
No? The movie doesn't move in a linear sequence. The storyline where Vincent gets shot is the last storyline chronologically. However, in terms of how the film flows, this is the last storyline we see. Which, in my opinion, makes the film a lot more interesting. And it's also more entertaining the second time you watch it.
Then, to the amazement of the Patrons, the Waitresses, the Cook, the Bus Boys, and the Manager, these two bad-ass dudes - wearing UC Santa Cruz and "I'm with Stupid" tee-shirts, swim trunks, thongs and packing ,45 automatics - walk out of the coffee shop together without saying a word. - Pulp Fiction Screenplay
The film is a sort of post-modern hymn to outlaws, and all these non-outlaws just do not count in its universe. The pattern is set when Pumpkin calls a waitress "garcon" at the start of the film and she huffily says "Garcon means boy" and Pumpkin and Honey Bunny just snigger.
Everyone forgets. This is not the ending to the movie. Vincent (John Travolta) gets killed by Butch(Bruce Willis) when he goes back and gets his watch.
Today I had my last lunch at school with the class (we will end elementary school) and after I finished eating and left the dining room I felt like mr. Winnfield II.🥴😅😂
So did I brother. The 90s was so chill. People chilled like that. Everyone was so relaxed back then. No politics or political correctness bs. No one cared. Coffee shops and steak houses were the chill places to go back then. It was also the end of the analog age. No cell phones. No social media bs.
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Only Tarantino can make two guys going out from a Dennys with dorky clothes be the most iconic and badass ending scenes of all cinema.
Didn't they both die though?
@@LordOverTheLightOfRa No, you should watch the movie it’s really fucking good
@@LordOverTheLightOfRaonly vincent
Even with those clothes they look badass.
The clothes make them look more badass, like they don't give af.
Andro Santos like a couple of dorks haha
@@randywhite3947 Couple of Mushroom Cloud Laying dorks...
A person make whatever they're wearing badass
the clothes is what make them badass
This song along with the looks of John Travolta and Sam Jackson makes the final scene of the movie so badass to the point that you just can't help but rewatch it over and over
Exactly, it's one of the most perfect and satifsfying endings with a music piece so perfect. The fact that Vincent dies in halfway thru the movie and lives on at the end, somehow this thing makes me rewatch this movie again and again. Tarantino a master craftsman
I agree. I can watch it over and over and over.
yea I agree
@@abcxyz7132 I've never seen the movie. How does he die halfway in and then live at the end? inquiring minds want to know
@@1olddirtroad I detect sarcasm :) , if not please go and watch it. My description in the previous comment might be a bit misleading
Can't think of a better "riding off into the sunset" (metaphorically speaking) ending.
Nobody can. Only Tarantino can do something as masterful as this!
I think it’s supposed to be somewhat melancholy since you know what each person’s ultimate fate is.
@@anacjb422 exactly
Because there isnt one
@@anacjb422 you read my mind
Classic ending to a classic film
Would have to be one of my favourite endings to a film. That cut to black just before the doors connect and close. Beautiful.
I think the same. That last part is incredible Without a doubt one of the best finals of the cinema.
Right but do you not think the doors should have connected before cutting to black or is it better that way. And why?
@@FastEddie86 if they had connected then finished. People would say they should have walked out of frame aswell.
What I'm saying is some people nit pic.
I don't think it could have been better. 👍
@@Carpey yeah that’s settled. It goes to black at a perfect time to the song too
@@FastEddie86 The doors not closing completely could be seen as representative of how this is not the actual "ending" to the movie/story.
What makes this writing so special, is that even though you know what happens to them afterwards, this scene makes them stick with you forever
What happens to Jules ?
@@mhd1442 you know what i’ve meant 😁
@@mhd1442jules dies in kill bill at the church or so the theory goes.
@@yigal1697Are the 2 movies connected?
I love the other-worldliness of this film; it's very difficult to describe what I mean. It's largely filmed to a 90s LA background visually, but feels like an alternate world somehow. The atmosphere, lighting, soundtrack just makes it truly unique.
It's a fantastic film
that’s how i felt about The Departed. it feels like the setting is an alternate world somehow
You know Pulp Fiction was filmed in 1993, right?
@@user-dc1ud6px3s I'm aware it was filmed in 1993. What has that got to do with the point I was making?
The scene with Butch in the taxi reminds me of 1940's noir ! Also : where are the cops in this film ??
Both, Surf Rider song and Badass performances, makes this scene my favorite one of all time...
Pulp Fiction is so epic. I was only 4 years old when it was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in May 1994.
By far one of the greatest movies of all time.
CLASSIC!
I love how pulp fiction ended. This is far the best ending scene for a movie I have seen so far. The way Quentin Tarantino ended this movie was very epic
Its my favourite ending scene as well along with inception, whiplash and breaking bad
I also like the ending of Terminator and Robocop. And The Fly 2, even if that was a little creepy.
NPC comment
The fact that they're in swim trunks and thrift store t-shirts for this cool walk-out moment is hilarious. Perfect.
It cuts to the credits with Vincent in plain sight but Jules hidden behind the wall, reflecting how Vincent's fate is known to us but Jules' remains an "unseen" mystery. Mind freak!
Well,we do actually see a little piece of Jules's hair and nose just before the credits
Bruhhh
John Lee you sound like my overanalyzing literature teacher.
Did we catch a piece of Uma Thurmans piss flap behind that bush? Oh no that was a different scene wasn't it
I see what youre saying but I dont agree. I think he timed the shot ending to the door shutting
This is so rewatchable
"Let's get into character." the gangster act is a facade. They gotta cool walk and a cool song, but really they're just aa couple of dorks caught up in life, making choices. One makes the right choice, and the other makes the wrong one
that makes me love em so much, they can be cool and gangster but also funny and silly
Vincent sure was taught a lesson about his carelessness. Hope he lives a long happy life after this.
Except that he did not - he was shot dead in the movie...
@@RakEmet
the joke ---->
Your head
This movie is the definition of lightning trapped in a bottle, a star studded mastermind cast, all at the peak of their powers. Tarantino's magnum opus. An inspiration to all who appreciate art.
that moment when the "Directed by Quentin Tarantino" comes up..damn..
Probably commented already, but "Zed's dead" is the real ending to this epic movie.
Yeah
It's just the chronological ending. Who cares. This is the real ending.
@@sternumagnum fax
The ending to one of the greatest movies of all time
The best part about this scene is how the camera just moves to the same direction where both Jules and Vincent goes without cutting or basically zooming. It's an example of how Citizen Kane influenced a lot of movies.
the way that they move their heads back is a masterpiece and put the gun down is really cool....
rewatch it over and over
This scene gets more and more funny every time you watch the movie!
Badass
Among other things, this movie pretty much single-handedly resurrect some great early-sixties surf guitar songs.
#1 film 4 me
Vincent:
I think we should be leaving now.
Jules:
Yeah, that's probably a good idea.
One of the greatest movies ever
This scene is iconic! one of the most memorable scenes in movie history!
This song, this walk, this scene, it all haunts me so often in everyday life...
It’s so 90s I wish I could jump in the scene and go back in time. The ending is beyond memorable. The moment they walk out the door they’re separating down two separate paths. Jewels life finds balance and truth. Vincent gets blown away.
I'm surprised Vincent is brave enough to stuff his gun in front of his shorts like that considering he doesn't take gun safety seriously.
He doesn't have a bag, carrying it openly in a hand might invite trouble. Jules does the same - neither of them have suit jackets any more so they can't carry them in an inside pocket. I like to hope Vincent has learned to keep the safety on.
All the extras wanna check out Sam Jackson and John Travolta! 😂😂😂😂
"Aight, think I'm finna head out"
The music and their outfits go together so perfect it makes no sense
This screams to me “Summer Movie”.
Same here
At best, I first saw the Pulp Fiction trailer in the summer at the movie theater I worked in 1994. It would be in the winter, right after Christmas no less, that Pulp Fiction played at our theater.
I first saw it autumn 1994 (UK).
Most bad ass scene
When I go surfing I usually put on this song before leaving, also wearing swim shorts and this random T-shirt like Vince and Jules wear ofcourse..
What's the random t shirt you wear?
@@norcalsportsguy can't remember, don't surf anymore...
it feels like an average ending, but just oozes coolness that makes it so special.
Coolest ending to any movie
The greatest ending I have ever seen
Now i feel i gotta turn into a gangster
The real ending to this movie is when Butch and his girl ride off on Zed's chopper.
that's the chronological ending, who cares, this is the real and best ending
Sometimes I love background characters for no reason, that scared Asian Man is the best 🤭
I have never seen an ending where you know one of the characters had died before but it ends with the same character leaving on a good note from a past timeline and you feel happy for him.
Vincent is so cool... hope he enjoys the rest of his day
The first time i watched this film it was 1am, i was alone in my parents house and i turned on gta as the film was ending and just cruised around los santos with this ending song playing, thats what i call heaven
Leaving like a boss
0:25 See that woman, on the bottom right, on the screen? She looks like that robber. I wonder if Quentin re-used her to mess with the audience.
The BGM just took the scene to a whole new level 🔥
I think about this every time I leave the cafeteria at my school.
I think about it any time I leave any restaurant.
Most coolest ending in film history. We all copied by walking out of the cinema exactly like this can you remember? Or was it just me.
Nah, it was just you.
It was just you
Most of the people in the comment section were still in their fathers balls, when this movie came out. So most of them will say "only you"
I'll think of this next time I see it in a theater.
best scene ever
MEMORABLE ENDING SCENE FROM A MEMORABLE 1994 MOVIE.
Imagine the same scene but without this music. It would be nothing special. But my god, with Surf Rider it's gargantuan.
Each one of them is walking towards his fate
Music is so relaxing
One of the greatest movie ending in cinema history. This ending change world cinema completely.
Vincent is such a smooth badass, hope he have a long life while stoned out his mind once in a while. Just stay away from hanging out with his mob boss.
...so...
GREAT -ENDING SCENE IN PULP FICTION 1994 !!!
One of the bestepicscene ever.
Thank u 4 uploading this👍👍
The UK walking out of the EU
We all like to think we're Jules in that equation, but we know we're Vincent
@@imcallingjapan2178 lol
@@Gavin48 Well if the EU is Marsellus, Brett and his crew are UKIP, then we're Jules with our little epiphany. But once the reality sank in, we realized we're still Vince and die on the toilet.
Back when movies were top drawer
Clothes maketh the man or maybe not,it's all about style and these two look good in anything.That's how you make an exit.
Gangsta is not in the suit,a hat an outfit.its in the blood. It's in the eyes. It's in the mind.n it's clearly depicted in this scene.wat a legend Samuel Jackson
It's funny to watch a dead character walk out at the end of a movie.
Greatest movie of all time
The best part of the movie imho
I'm sure everyone in the diner thinks Jules and Vincent are undercover cops Lol.
I haven't seen this in years. I think they're off to see a Marcellus Wallace, where he is discussing a fixed fight with Butch played by Bruce Willis?
yeah and they are backing from "dead NEGUS storage"
I Can t believe that they were in vacation
I wish my vacation would be like this
By now Vincent must have learned to put the safety on, to avoid shooting up his balls.
You can picture them in their suits
Nice final. I love you, Tarantino
One of the hardest scenes in cinema!
Travola doesn't walk, he dances
Happy Birthday QT!
Best ending scene
Эта сцена очень сильно наводит на тоску о том, как это время безвозвратно.
A beautiful resolution to the climax of an awkward situation. I also like the setting- the iconic Pancake House. The way the bystanders except that this is about as good as it's going to get. I mean why call the cops finish your breakfast. The enforcers have handled the awkward situation. The acceptance that they weren't going to get their wallets back anyway. Pass the syrup.
Awesome ending
Didn't Travolta's character get killed by Bruce Willis' character when he came out of the bathtub?! Maybe that's a different movie perhaps?
Maybe!
No? The movie doesn't move in a linear sequence. The storyline where Vincent gets shot is the last storyline chronologically. However, in terms of how the film flows, this is the last storyline we see. Which, in my opinion, makes the film a lot more interesting. And it's also more entertaining the second time you watch it.
Bro did you watch the movie
Did you even watch the movie?
Then, to the amazement of the Patrons, the Waitresses, the Cook, the Bus Boys, and the Manager, these two bad-ass dudes - wearing UC Santa Cruz and "I'm with Stupid" tee-shirts, swim trunks, thongs and packing ,45 automatics - walk out of the coffee shop together without saying a word.
- Pulp Fiction Screenplay
The film is a sort of post-modern hymn to outlaws, and all these non-outlaws just do not count in its universe. The pattern is set when Pumpkin calls a waitress "garcon" at the start of the film and she huffily says "Garcon means boy" and Pumpkin and Honey Bunny just snigger.
J'adore la fin du film, du Grand art----🐜---merçi ts les acteurs merci Tarrentino!!!
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Everyone forgets. This is not the ending to the movie. Vincent (John Travolta) gets killed by Butch(Bruce Willis) when he goes back and gets his watch.
That's just a chronological ending. This is the real ending. And that wasn't a murder that was an accident.
Travolta walks like he's a tiny bit dancing.
My top 3 Films:
Pulp Fiction
The Wolf of Wall Street
K Pax
I wish they’d bring back those conceal weapon swimsuits again
Today I had my last lunch at school with the class (we will end elementary school) and after I finished eating and left the dining room I felt like mr. Winnfield II.🥴😅😂
The best movie picture ever!
I like the move much better than back in 1994 !
So did I brother. The 90s was so chill. People chilled like that. Everyone was so relaxed back then. No politics or political correctness bs. No one cared. Coffee shops and steak houses were the chill places to go back then. It was also the end of the analog age. No cell phones. No social media bs.
@@map3384 Cell phones were just coming in. Remember that Jules uses one to call Jimmy and Vincent earlier uses one to call Lance after Mia ODs.
Hey Guys, I'm not death! I'm visiting You Tube :)
+Vincent Vega I'm not DEAD.
+Vincent Vega Learn to spell, dumb ass.
Such a failed climactic re-appearance, lol
Your life must've been horrible if every time you went to the bathroom something horrible happened. 😂😂
-robbery
-Mia nearly dies
-He dies
"I'm not death" XD
0:18 - 0:23
I can’t tell if that one guy is upset or proud at the two.
ending a movie with a total badass scene, wow
Couldn’t have picked a better song
Body Language wins out over clothing.
This is one of the movies of all time
The Music make this scene Awsome! Best of the Best. I love it😘