You gotta think butch had that moment of clarity like jules where we ask ourselves “I would never wish that upon my anyone” especially enemies I mean it becomes a noble thing to save someone who tried killing you moments earlier. Than to be told by Marcellas that you lost your l.a privilege as a “deal” not an ultimatum watching the movie and looking at each of the characters scenes you see some natural about the craziness and some who (jules,Marcellus, and butch) who have a sudden change of heart and those who are bitter and don’t want to change the pattern like (vincent) who payed for his life with what he does
Butch ain't evil, and he didn't hate him; he only wanted to kill him to save himself. But he saw an opportunity to take out a couple evil cunts and also clear the slate with Wallace, who didn't deserve what was happening to him. They keep underestimating him...
@@NomadicReprobate I doubt that he wanted to keep slate I think it’s more of an instinct since your going to flee the state or country to get away from someone so powerful as Marcellus Wallace who makes comments like wanting someone hiding In bowl of rice to kill him . I think at the end he realized how fucked up it is to have that done especially since the choice of picking who it was was Eenie meenie miny moe lol I think butch knew he would but I don’t think Marcellus would save butch in that moment hence the moment of clarity butch helped showing emotion humanity
I read it the other way. Butch looks relaxed but alert when he asks the question. Then when Marcelus moves the shotgun (although downwards), Butch moves the sword to his dominate hand ready to attack/defend if need be. Because it's not clear what the movement means quite yet. Then after MW says "there is no me and you. not no more" and confirms the beef is squashed, Butch goes back to that original relaxed but alert hand position
@@bionmccool He could have. It just would have ended badly. Marsellus saying "Deal?", With that important question mark is him making the offer and asking Butch if they have an understanding, a gentlemen's agreement if you will. What Butch did with it was up to him. It's important to note that while Marsellus has the gun, he has his back to Butch. So while Marsellus is being nice and offering the deal, Butch is also respecting the man he just rescued by not killing him, even though the man wanted to kill him Marsellus also likely knows that if he'd been in Butch's shoes, he may not have come back. So knowing that, and that Butch had not only no reason to come back, but the additional reason to just leave Marsellus where he was, Marsellus respected Butch, even though he screwed him out of the money. Some things are more important than money, and a business man like Marsellus understands that.
@@LucianDevine Butch also knows that Marsellace can't remove the price on Butch's head if he's dead. If Butch leaves and Marsellace dies, or if it goes south and Marsellace doesn't forgive and Butch has to kill him, well then, even if he pops his head up in IndoChina, there'll be a brutha there in a bowl of rice to pop a cap in his ass
Marcellus seems like hes giving butch a break, but at this point he thinks vincent is at butches house waiting to kill him.. Notice he didnt mention, "don't go back to your crib"
@@lestermount3287 it took me a second. I didn’t realize he was going to flay him. That is perhaps the most brutal form of torture I can think of. Yikes
Because it is the moment of visible relaxation. The moment the tension disappears and Marsellus lets his guard(shotgun) down. And you clearly see forgiveness is coming just by his corporal language.
Eh, I think once he got raped he realized he loved it, moved to New York, became a firefighter with a secret, until Happy Gilmore and Mike faked a gay thing for insurance and when confronted with the aforementioned, Mr Wallace finally admitted that he just loved it when it's 'raining men '
@@doronstauber7285 if he wasn't then he sure will be in a few hours when Marcellus' guys show up the the pliers, blow torch, and God knows what else they are gonna use to torture Zed
@Ponolovefarms If I were Zed and heard that, all things considered, I'd be seriously terrified (and I'm NOT defending or making excuses for him either; once you've raped somebody, you've crossed a whole other line, as far as I'm concerned)!
It is interesting how this movie portrays honor amongst some pretty lousy human beings. Marcellus could just as easily have killed Butch but didn't since Butch rescued him and saved his life. Jules could just as easily have killed Ringo and Yolanda in the final scene but instead chise to send them down a better path. To me, this movie is all about redemption and the positive morality portrayed by characters that seem initially to be entirely amoral. It is one of the best movies ever made IMHO and the final scene is only bested by the final scene in the Charlie Chaplin movie City Lights.
vincezoV.. ive watched this movie about 50 times.. its not about loyalty.. it is about COMPASSION.. bruce knew he could have been in that situation, he imagined himself in that situation.. and he saves his enemy. pulp fiction is a deranged version of the bible. "So He saved them from the hand of the one who hated them, And redeemed them from the hand of the enemy. Luke 1:68"...
Criminals have moral code and rules too. All people are social beings, meaning we survive by being helpful to others. P.S. Hans Gruber probably would had acted differently than Butch though...
The amount of times ive watched this film and just noticed, marcellus wallace gives the most gangster speech with a god damn GAG BALL still round his neck. What a classic this is😂
The fact that Butch asks point blank, “So……. What now?” And Marcellus assumes he’s talking about the hurt he’s about to put on Zed as if that has anything to do with Butch just always makes me laugh
@@alerey4363 Yea for you, Take it from a 20-year old who saw this at 15 and thought it was one of if not the best movie of all time.But You only see the problems which happens in every movie and the movie is almost 40 year old🙄
This is my favorite story in Pulp Fiction. Christopher Walken’s speech about the watch sets the theme - men do irrational and seemingly insane things for honor and brotherhood when faced with true adversity. In Butch’s father’s and Walken’s case, it was hiding a watch up their butts for years while in a Vietnamese prison camp. In Butch’s case, it was forgoing a chance at escape to save a gangster, that was deadset on murdering him just moments before, from a greater evil. It’s all totally irrational but makes so much sense on a human level.
Same here. Willis' and Rhames' performances, the best vigilante justice in film, and the fact that it's the final story if you were to watch the movie chronologically.
I still think Samuel Jackson gave the best performance at the end of the movie with explaining the Bible verses to Ringo basically saying Im a bad guy and I'm trying real hard to be a good guy
I watched it happen first hand. True story, my 70-something year old stepmom is in a state of cognitive decline and one night we watched Pulp Fiction in its entirety. She absolutely loved it as I knew she would but then maybe six months later we were sitting on the couch flipping through channels and came across it again. I sat in quiet disbelief as it became obvious that she was loving it again but had absolutely no recollection of having seen it before, she even made the exact same comments that she had previously. It was rather scary actually.
@@uraharamitchell7250 Lets goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo to the movies
I really really hate how humans are unable to forget a movie they've watched so they can watch it new once again. I was absolutely enthralled by this scene. How calm he seems while being so vengeful and furious, only letting it out once or twice. The whole movie is just fantastic.
Yup. The first time I saw this movie, I did not see this whole Butch/Marsellus thing resolving like this. After you've seen enough movies, it's hard to be surprised. But this scene...surprising doesn't do it justice.
This is between you, me and mr about to be living the rest of his short assed life in agonizing pain. Man, that line got me the first time I saw this and it never loses its impact
Truth is not a single one below the age of 20 even knows who he is. The only movies they know are shitty avengers films. Fucking morons fuck them all to hell honestly
@@JMRabil675 that's a stupid assumption. I'm 18 and my 2nd favorite movie is Inglorious Basterds, first is Blade Runner 2049. I agree with the shitty avengers movies tho, a lot of kids my age don't really bother to look for movies that aren't surface level
@@suckablyat6254 You're at the phase where u just started watching more movies and think you're superior to people that watches Marvel. Dw you'll get over it
Grab the cash, get the bike sold to a chop shop so nobody will find it and link it back to Butch. Clean up and fresh clothes, take a train to Arizona, buy plane tickets to the Caribbean, buy a bar and get lost.
You can take basically any scene in this movie and gush about how awesome it is But this, this scene, has to be my favorite scene in cinema history Just a shot of two people, former enemies, that went through hell together and took control over the situation in the most badass and undeniable way possible Two former enemies that now see eye to eye, no more bad feelings, just the wish to forget what happened both to them and between them forever And that haunting monologue delivered by Ving Rhames... the most badass of lines said by a man with a ballgag hanging around his neck Together with Bruce Willis'best performance to date (in my opinion) and the sheer lack of movement that makes every bit of body language seem like it could not have any more weight to it... Shit like this just doesn't get made anymore
Butch redeemed himself by saving Marsellus when he would have been wiser not to. And Marsellus redeemed himself by not killing Butch when he had every right to. They were all given one last chance at redemption and the only one who didn't take it was Vinnie - and we know what happened to him.
A deal between two men, one of them with his back towards the other. There’s no paper to sign, not even a handshake, yet they’re meeting the agreement.
This scene right HERE - not the scenes that preceded it - but this clip here - is perfectly written, acted, and cast. If you hadn’t seen this movie before and just this TH-cam video, even after the horrific implications of what happened, you’d be compelled to see more of the movie. You can see the torment in Ving’s eyes that he just suffered, and how badly he wants to inflict that pain on the guy on the ground. The body language shows the heavy tension between Ving and Bruce’s characters literally being lifted…almost like you can physically see it. We can surmise things went really really bad between the two of them, but there was always some sort of underlying mutual respect. All of that (and possibly more) you can get from these couple of minutes here. Genius.
It was actually really cool he went back to save him, it offered no tactical advantage, but just showed Butch was such a bro he couldn't stand the thought of someone going through that You could chalk it up as some way of redeeming himself, selfishly, seeing as he only asks about himself once they get to talking, or so it would be one less thing to worry about when he goes to sleep... But honestly, Butch never seemed like that. Butch understood he was a bad person, but he wasn't psychopathic. Maybe he understood how important his old boss was to the community, or that he'd be hunted down if anyone ever found his part out. It was the best decision, and Butch's ability to think clearly after such a... Uncomfortable experience, certainly redeemed him in my book
Marsellus got off with one or two slaps on the old butt cheeks. You can hear them slapping the shit out of his ass in the beginning. Then Zed prolly was no gentleman about it and gave him some crotch slaps when he dove ballz deep into that poor ex-man.
Well Marcellus didn't mention Vincent at his house waiting for him.. That bothered me.. He for sure earned a free pass over what he did. and he had to leave town...
I've always loved the fact that they don't need to show what actually happens. Marsellace's description is vile and descriptive enough for you to create the scene in your head.
Love the morally gray aspect of this movie. Marcellus could have easily killed Butch right there and then but because he saved his life all debts are paid as long as Butch left town and never came back.
Somebody's buying his first jar of vaseline tonight and what's greater; somebody's got in touch with his feminine side! Everytime he's gonna act badass in the future, he'll remember what Zed and Maynard did to his poor stinkhole. Damn, every time he takes a shit he'll marvel at how easy it is to get them turds through the temple gates. Like fucking weasels, damm!
First time I was exposed to the power of Ving Rhames's acting. A jaw dropping, stunning performance. I had never heard of Ving Rhames prior to this film so to say I was blown away is a massive understatement. The fact that this performance and that of Samual L. Jackson appearing in the same film just makes the film a classic. Tarantino's masterpiece! If he had never done another film, his star would still shine bright.
Franky Broadcast I feel like showing them beating him etc would take away from the movie, much more effective to make the audience ponder on just what they’re going to do to his nasty ass
@@JohnStormForge lol, ok fair enough... But his camper was out in the desert, he worked a titty bar nearby, this is like middle of a major metropolis, i still see it as kinda off.
Ving Rhames !!!! He brings it everytime. One of his best lines was from the animated movie Lilo and Stitch. "Thus far, you've been adrift in the harbor that is my patience." He was the voice of agent Cobra Bubbles. Kids movie, but his voice saying that line was priceless.
@Joe Garrison And he's not playing around the least bit either! If I were Zed, being in excruciating enough pain already, I'd be absolutely terrified if he said that to me!
He won't care. He knows Vincent was a fuck-up and it was gonna happen sooner or later. Plus, he wants Butch outta town and outta his life for obvious reasons.
First time I saw this movie, it took four or more hours. I kept rewinding as I went through it. It was so groundbreaking and the dialogue was so unhinged - I couldn't believe some of the things they said. And...said it in such a cool way.
Mannnnnnnn it’s 2023 and I still get bone chills about this scene I just got off a 12 hour shift working a hard days work on a Saturday as an Electrician and there is nothing like taking those boots off, having a drink and watching some Quentin Tarantino movies to wind down. Ving Rhames performance in this movie was OUTSTANDING peace to the don.
1994 - what a year for movies. This, Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Clerks, Leon - The Professional, Quiz Show, Lion King and even Dumb and Dumber - Plus a few other pretty good ones I eft out.
Butch loosing his LA privleges was quite a small price to pay after all, Marcellus could easily have blasted him with the shotgun if he wanted to. I'd say the respect goes both ways.
Great scene. I think Marcellus also wanted Butch to leave town because if he gave Butch a pass for saving him and he stayed in L.A. Everyone would think he was soft..also they would ask why Butch suddenly got a pass..And he might have to explain the rape.
There's so much to ravel about in this scene but whenever I come back to it, I get a nervous breakdown from Butch's slowly rising thrill about the weaponry he's discovering while Marcellus keeps on being administered down in the cave. I think that's what must have pleased the director most about how his scenario came to life.
It takes a Tarantino movie to have mortal enemies make peace like this. If this had been the real world, Marcellus would've had even more of a motivation to kill Butch (as now, not only did Butch try to rip him off, but he is also the only other person who knows of this little humiliating episode; no way would he trust in the honor system here), and Butch, considering he was already trying to kill Marcellus with the car, would have left Marcellus to his undignified fate in a heartbeat.
There is a code amongst the 1%ers that they all follow. Family doesn't get involved in any business, period. No dealings guns or drugs to kids or pregnant women. No spousal abuse During times of peace, all fights and arguments are to be left at the door. If you harm a kid or rape a woman you're dead. There's a reason that gangbangers stay far away from 1%ers. They have a strict code they all follow and put up for outsiders to follow. They're also VERY vindictive if you break it. People have been had chains locked to their necks and drug down roads at 80mph because they broke the rules.
@@wer123456 this only work in movies. If a guy had tried to kill me I wouldn't save his ass, even more in the heat of the moment. And like the OP said, in real life even if Butch saved Marcellus, Marcellus wouldn't probably let the only guy who knows this secret alive, it would be too risky for his business and general ego.
@@pagodebregaeforro2803 yo, just because you can't imagine making the same choice 8n that scenario doesn't mean no real person exists that would have made the same choices as those made by fictional characters. The limits of your imagination are not the limits of human diversity.
My favorite sequence from Pulp Fiction for reasons other commenters described. The contrast of having such an absurd and graphic scene make a point about true honor is so compelling in a such bizarre way.
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Fun Fact: Butch moved to Oklahoma to be far away from Marcellus. In other words, Marcellus was pretty fuckin' far from OK.
Nice
Take my thumbs up and leave.
Dad joke vibe
I heard he was exploring Antarctica and got lost, and ultimately freezing to death at -273 C
So in the end, he was 0K
Ooohhhh!!
There's something wholesome about the fact Butch rescues Marsellace. No man can let that happen to another man, not even your worst enemy.
Yea, Butch had the complete freedom to ditch the scene but chose to help Marcellus. Dope.
You gotta think butch had that moment of clarity like jules where we ask ourselves “I would never wish that upon my anyone” especially enemies I mean it becomes a noble thing to save someone who tried killing you moments earlier. Than to be told by Marcellas that you lost your l.a privilege as a “deal” not an ultimatum watching the movie and looking at each of the characters scenes you see some natural about the craziness and some who (jules,Marcellus, and butch) who have a sudden change of heart and those who are bitter and don’t want to change the pattern like (vincent) who payed for his life with what he does
Butch ain't evil, and he didn't hate him; he only wanted to kill him to save himself. But he saw an opportunity to take out a couple evil cunts and also clear the slate with Wallace, who didn't deserve what was happening to him.
They keep underestimating him...
@@NomadicReprobate I doubt that he wanted to keep slate I think it’s more of an instinct since your going to flee the state or country to get away from someone so powerful as Marcellus Wallace who makes comments like wanting someone hiding In bowl of rice to kill him . I think at the end he realized how fucked up it is to have that done especially since the choice of picking who it was was Eenie meenie miny moe lol I think butch knew he would but I don’t think Marcellus would save butch in that moment hence the moment of clarity butch helped showing emotion humanity
Tell that to Keyaru with what he did with Leonard.
I love the body language in this scene. Butch doesn't lower his guard with the katana until he sees Marcellus lower the shotgun.
But readies himself again after Marcellus starts talking about them calmly but menacingly
I read it the other way. Butch looks relaxed but alert when he asks the question.
Then when Marcelus moves the shotgun (although downwards), Butch moves the sword to his dominate hand ready to attack/defend if need be. Because it's not clear what the movement means quite yet.
Then after MW says "there is no me and you. not no more" and confirms the beef is squashed, Butch goes back to that original relaxed but alert hand position
Watch this movie 100 times but not notice this
You sir, have the eyes of a hawk
@@patrickyourbeststalkerwhen6518 me neither
If two people like Butch and Wallace can make peace then there is hope for the world.
Unlikely. 'Honor among thieves' exists but is extraordinarily rare.
@@Sporkmaker5150 Rare but not impossible.
I mean they arent real people so.
@@JarthenGreenmeadow There are some things that you wouldn’t wish upon your worst enemy.
@@JarthenGreenmeadow There are definitely people like them that Exist. Thats for sure
"You lost all your LA privileges, deal?" He respected him enough to not give him an ultimatum, but to ask if he was good with it. Boss.
Good observation
that's the "offer you can't turn down" kinda deal though
...that is the point where I was reminded that it is just a movie.
@@bionmccool He could have. It just would have ended badly. Marsellus saying "Deal?", With that important question mark is him making the offer and asking Butch if they have an understanding, a gentlemen's agreement if you will. What Butch did with it was up to him.
It's important to note that while Marsellus has the gun, he has his back to Butch. So while Marsellus is being nice and offering the deal, Butch is also respecting the man he just rescued by not killing him, even though the man wanted to kill him
Marsellus also likely knows that if he'd been in Butch's shoes, he may not have come back. So knowing that, and that Butch had not only no reason to come back, but the additional reason to just leave Marsellus where he was, Marsellus respected Butch, even though he screwed him out of the money. Some things are more important than money, and a business man like Marsellus understands that.
@@LucianDevine Butch also knows that Marsellace can't remove the price on Butch's head if he's dead. If Butch leaves and Marsellace dies, or if it goes south and Marsellace doesn't forgive and Butch has to kill him, well then, even if he pops his head up in IndoChina, there'll be a brutha there in a bowl of rice to pop a cap in his ass
Missed quite possibly my favorite line in the movie....
"You okay?" "...nah man... I'm pretty fucking far from okay."
westsideAUKILANI Wtf??
westsideAUKILANI you just lost your TH-cam privileges
Brandon Benjamin 😱
Everyone line in this movie is a potential favourite line
When you ask your friend if they live close to Oklahoma.
"Nah man, I'm pretty fuckin' far from OK."
why is every scene in Pulp Fiction a badass scene?
Because it's a badass movie
Creativeness, innovative, talent, something Hollywood lacks these days.
@Sir Tristan Christ you sound like an insufferable dickhead who's compensating for something. Take a seat you embarrassing goober.
Quentin Tarantino watches anime that's why he tries to craft hyped up characters into hyped up scenes
@@anticlockwisepineapple3090 It's made by tarantino man, still got it tho!! all his recent movies are amazing too.
Marcellus seems like hes giving butch a break, but at this point he thinks vincent is at butches house waiting to kill him.. Notice he didnt mention, "don't go back to your crib"
He did however tell him to leave town, right now
He said "you leave town tonight. Right now" Either Butch leaves town, or Vincent kills Butch. Marcellus wins either way.
I could of swore he kills Vincent first then Marcella spots him which leads to this predicament
@@jasonryan2555 yeah thats what I thought
@@jasonryan2555 He does. But Marcellus doesn't know that Vincent is dead. He still thinks Vincent is waiting for Butch.
What a performance by Ving Rhames. From the words 'Step aside Butch', he made this scene the great masterpiece that it is.
First time i saw him was actually dawn of the dead. Tough dude but of course it wasn’t about the acting but the action.
I think his cadence and rhythm in this scene leaves much to be desired.
You'd be talking tough too if you were a crime boss who just got buttr*ped and now had the upper hand.
Dunno if you're a troll or not, but that's not Ving Rhames. But at least you didn't think it was Laurence Fishburne.
@@sgtkabukiman9411 Dunno if you're a troll or not, but that's absolutely Ving Rhames.
I always loved that threat. “Imma get medieval on yo ass.” If you have studied medieval period, that shit is haunting to hear.
I watched this shit when I was 10 or so and my dad was out. Pretty haunting all around if I do say so.
the blow torch and plyers pretty much told us what was going to happen
@@lestermount3287 it took me a second. I didn’t realize he was going to flay him. That is perhaps the most brutal form of torture I can think of. Yikes
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I think that its even scarier when he says he will get some modern tools yet he will go medieval... Possibilities are nearly endless
Im still trying to get my LA privileges back
mrswolls I lost mine and I don't want them back
mrswolls I lost mine years ago and I don't fucking want them back.
Shawn Darling yes you said that a month ago
Shawn Darling We HEARD you
You need to send an application to mr Marcellus Wallace. Current waiting time is 6 weeks. Lots of people lost their LA privileges.
damn, lost all his L.A privileges.....no more Venice Beach and Six Flags
Fucking waah.
I think if he survives with a lot of money he'll be ok.
You can always go to New York. Sure the water is filthy, cats carry swtichblades cause the rats are so big, but eh.
Florida same shit
Knott's Berry Farm >>>
"Oh, that 'what now'."
I don't know why, but I love that line.
Me too. My dad showed me this scene in my teens. He loved it.
The way Marsellus lowering his shotgun before saying that, realizing what Butch meant by "what now". Love those little details
Classic Tarantino
Because it is the moment of visible relaxation. The moment the tension disappears and Marsellus lets his guard(shotgun) down. And you clearly see forgiveness is coming just by his corporal language.
@@Marcelis same
Pretty sure he ends up moving to New York after going to an office party at Nakatomi Plaza.
Eh, I think once he got raped he realized he loved it, moved to New York, became a firefighter with a secret, until Happy Gilmore and Mike faked a gay thing for insurance and when confronted with the aforementioned, Mr Wallace finally admitted that he just loved it when it's 'raining men '
And meet a nice and gentle folksy Harlem man named Zeus Carver and together they go into wonderful adventures throughout Manhattan.
This was after die hard you big dummy so the joke doesn’t really work
Dude. That was DIE HArd. This is PULP FICTION. It's not the same movie
i hear he is moonlighting as a private investigator
"And when you gone, you stay gone, or you be gone. You lost all your L.A. privileges." 👏👏👏 Love that line. Classic.💯
I may see Ving Rhames in 100 movies. Dude will always be Marsellus Wallace to me.
No more Disneyland or Magic Mountain in Butch's future, I guess. 😂
Neither of those are in LA@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102
"and when you gone, you stay gone or you be gone".
State property there
I think it's like..
If you don't get down
you lay down
and if you lay down
you stay down
Something like that its been a while
@@Paradisio84 or stay hidden and be hidden.
You were a vegan, now youre a begone -Scott Pilgrim (Bryan Lee O'Malley)
Almost the same right? Lmao
Zeds moaning is too much lol
“Mr. Soon to be living his short ass life in agonizing pain” that would be tough to hear
I'm sure it made Zed wish he had tried to reach for that gun, even if Butch had split him in halves with that sword in the attempt.
Considering that Zed had a crotch full of buckshot, I think he didnt hear him, or if he did, he was just praying to God to make him die.
@@doronstauber7285 if he wasn't then he sure will be in a few hours when Marcellus' guys show up the the pliers, blow torch, and God knows what else they are gonna use to torture Zed
@Ponolovefarms If I were Zed and heard that, all things considered, I'd be seriously terrified (and I'm NOT defending or making excuses for him either; once you've raped somebody, you've crossed a whole other line, as far as I'm concerned)!
@@doronstauber7285 To say the least, it DEFINITELY slowed him down!
It is interesting how this movie portrays honor amongst some pretty lousy human beings. Marcellus could just as easily have killed Butch but didn't since Butch rescued him and saved his life. Jules could just as easily have killed Ringo and Yolanda in the final scene but instead chise to send them down a better path. To me, this movie is all about redemption and the positive morality portrayed by characters that seem initially to be entirely amoral. It is one of the best movies ever made IMHO and the final scene is only bested by the final scene in the Charlie Chaplin movie City Lights.
vincezoV.. ive watched this movie about 50 times.. its not about loyalty.. it is about COMPASSION.. bruce knew he could have been in that situation, he imagined himself in that situation.. and he saves his enemy. pulp fiction is a deranged version of the bible. "So He saved them from the hand of the one who hated them, And redeemed them from the hand of the enemy. Luke 1:68"...
Indeed. I think Vincent dies because he wasn't redeemed. He chose not to be so, and his fate was sealed.
Vincent died for humanity's sins! But he will return when the time is right for the final battle between the antichrist and the Psychlos!
well said.
Criminals have moral code and rules too. All people are social beings, meaning we survive by being helpful to others.
P.S. Hans Gruber probably would had acted differently than Butch though...
The amount of times ive watched this film and just noticed, marcellus wallace gives the most gangster speech with a god damn GAG BALL still round his neck. What a classic this is😂
Lmaao, the fact that u know the name of this g4y sh!t is strange for me but ok.
The fact that Butch asks point blank, “So……. What now?” And Marcellus assumes he’s talking about the hurt he’s about to put on Zed as if that has anything to do with Butch just always makes me laugh
A movie the whole family can enjoy!
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂
LoL !
Knife-Wrench! - For Kids!
Rated G.....
I’m watching it with my parents and my son right now. Just started. Can’t wait.
Melvin "Marcellus" Wallace went to prison because of this. He got out and started a lawn care service in Baby Boy.
He also occasionally helps out Ethan Hunt too.
Undisputed
😂😂😂😂😂
Good one
Steven Williams lol that’s a good one
Cop and Pawn shop owner literally fked with the wrong guy
Blake Young what cop?
Security guard.
Drop the "with"
They weren’t aware that Mr Wallace don’t like to be fucked by anyone except Mrs Wallace.
@@alexman378 And they were stupid enough to find out in the worst way possible!
Tarantino writes a scene like no other. His dialogue is so fitting for the characters. Genius.
in this scene, yes; but every f'n boringly long monologue by samuel jackson gets me yawning
Actually Marcellus had a British accent and talked like a dandy before Ving Rhames said "An OG wouldnt talk like that".
@@alerey4363 Well thats YOUR problem
@@rikupikkarainen2108 no, it's a recurring issue in each film
@@alerey4363 Yea for you, Take it from a 20-year old who saw this at 15 and thought it was one of if not the best movie of all time.But You only see the problems which happens in every movie and the movie is almost 40 year old🙄
This is my favorite story in Pulp Fiction. Christopher Walken’s speech about the watch sets the theme - men do irrational and seemingly insane things for honor and brotherhood when faced with true adversity. In Butch’s father’s and Walken’s case, it was hiding a watch up their butts for years while in a Vietnamese prison camp. In Butch’s case, it was forgoing a chance at escape to save a gangster, that was deadset on murdering him just moments before, from a greater evil. It’s all totally irrational but makes so much sense on a human level.
Same here. Willis' and Rhames' performances, the best vigilante justice in film, and the fact that it's the final story if you were to watch the movie chronologically.
“Don’t tell nobody about this”
Looks like both Marcellus *and* Mia will be keeping secrets from each other for the rest of their lives...
Most def....
No doubt, he ain't gonna say a word.
Double negatives. Buncha people gonna hear about this.
sooooo... tell "somebody" about this?
00:38 the relief of released tension as each relinquishes their animosity and drop their weapons
I think Butch is actually getting ready with his weapon - switching it to a firm grip with his dominant hand.
I still think Samuel Jackson gave the best performance at the end of the movie with explaining the Bible verses to Ringo basically saying Im a bad guy and I'm trying real hard to be a good guy
"reeaal haaard"
@@charleshill9649 Yes, but I love the scene with Bret: "English, mother fucker; do you speak it?" etc.
I wish I could erase my memory...just to be able to watch Pulp Fiction for the first time again.
Same man; the closest thing I get to that is showing people this film for the first time and watching the look on their faces.
i forgot most of it so i can pretty much do that right now
I watched it happen first hand. True story, my 70-something year old stepmom is in a state of cognitive decline and one night we watched Pulp Fiction in its entirety. She absolutely loved it as I knew she would but then maybe six months later we were sitting on the couch flipping through channels and came across it again. I sat in quiet disbelief as it became obvious that she was loving it again but had absolutely no recollection of having seen it before, she even made the exact same comments that she had previously. It was rather scary actually.
Yeah man, it was a trip.
There has never been a more fair deal in the whole world.
@Carl Lewenski To me in life, it's not what you get but what you can negotiate. Not sure who said it, but it applies.
"Get your ass outta here."
After what I've seen, and hearing those words, consider me gone!
And a good day to you, sir!
Do not toast pastries. Do not collect two Gs.
You leave town tonight... right now.
Not no more.
May not have been a grammar mistake, it could have just been him correcting himself.
@@uraharamitchell7250 Lol, calm down cupcake ninja
@@hk4lyfe59 Leave town tonight...right now.
@@uraharamitchell7250 Lets goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo to the movies
I really really hate how humans are unable to forget a movie they've watched so they can watch it new once again.
I was absolutely enthralled by this scene. How calm he seems while being so vengeful and furious, only letting it out once or twice.
The whole movie is just fantastic.
Just become Dem. They have really short memories.
@@readhistory2023 You should find some friends
@@readhistory2023 nice bait
Yup. The first time I saw this movie, I did not see this whole Butch/Marsellus thing resolving like this. After you've seen enough movies, it's hard to be surprised. But this scene...surprising doesn't do it justice.
Yes you can its called Alzheimer, but you dont gonna go down on that path
This is between you, me and mr about to be living the rest of his short assed life in agonizing pain.
Man, that line got me the first time I saw this and it never loses its impact
This film never ages. I do hope younger generations get to know Tarantino as those of us that were lucky enough to enjoy them when they dropped
are ... you ... talking to me on a cellular phone?
Truth is not a single one below the age of 20 even knows who he is. The only movies they know are shitty avengers films. Fucking morons fuck them all to hell honestly
@@JMRabil675 that's a stupid assumption. I'm 18 and my 2nd favorite movie is Inglorious Basterds, first is Blade Runner 2049. I agree with the shitty avengers movies tho, a lot of kids my age don't really bother to look for movies that aren't surface level
@@suckablyat6254 different strokes for different folks, I like Scorsese, Tarantino, Nolan, and I enjoy marvel movies.
@@suckablyat6254 You're at the phase where u just started watching more movies and think you're superior to people that watches Marvel. Dw you'll get over it
Fabienne: Who's motorcycle is this?
Butch: It's a chopper baby
Fabienne: Who's chopper is this?
Butch: It's Zed's baby
Fabienne: Who's Zed?
Butch: Zed's dead baby. Zed's dead.
...or maybe he was still living the rest of his short-ass life in agonizing pain (at that very moment).
And then he'd be dead. ;)
Zed is in agonising pain baby zed is in agonising pain.
Grab the cash, get the bike sold to a chop shop so nobody will find it and link it back to Butch. Clean up and fresh clothes, take a train to Arizona, buy plane tickets to the Caribbean, buy a bar and get lost.
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You can take basically any scene in this movie and gush about how awesome it is
But this, this scene, has to be my favorite scene in cinema history
Just a shot of two people, former enemies, that went through hell together and took control over the situation in the most badass and undeniable way possible
Two former enemies that now see eye to eye, no more bad feelings, just the wish to forget what happened both to them and between them forever
And that haunting monologue delivered by Ving Rhames... the most badass of lines said by a man with a ballgag hanging around his neck
Together with Bruce Willis'best performance to date (in my opinion) and the sheer lack of movement that makes every bit of body language seem like it could not have any more weight to it...
Shit like this just doesn't get made anymore
The dialogue makes the movie, the scenes justify the dialogue. Quentin did this perfect! Thx Quentin
man's on a first name basis
Butch redeemed himself by saving Marsellus when he would have been wiser not to. And Marsellus redeemed himself by not killing Butch when he had every right to.
They were all given one last chance at redemption and the only one who didn't take it was Vinnie - and we know what happened to him.
A deal between two men, one of them with his back towards the other. There’s no paper to sign, not even a handshake, yet they’re meeting the agreement.
@Tuco The Rat I reckon so
@Tuco The Rat Josey Wales?
@@lyndahellsvapors8394 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Tuco, one of the best characters ever in a movie.
Butch went back to save Marcellus' ass because the Gold Watch. He did what is honor as His dad and grandfather and Great grandfather did.
This scene right HERE - not the scenes that preceded it - but this clip here - is perfectly written, acted, and cast. If you hadn’t seen this movie before and just this TH-cam video, even after the horrific implications of what happened, you’d be compelled to see more of the movie. You can see the torment in Ving’s eyes that he just suffered, and how badly he wants to inflict that pain on the guy on the ground. The body language shows the heavy tension between Ving and Bruce’s characters literally being lifted…almost like you can physically see it. We can surmise things went really really bad between the two of them, but there was always some sort of underlying mutual respect. All of that (and possibly more) you can get from these couple of minutes here. Genius.
"... and when you are gone, stay gone" my favorite part.
I would say this is one of the best stories ever told. Real. Raw. Factual fiction. I don’t know many movies better or honestly if I can think of one.
The Good The Bad And The Ugly
12 Angry Men
Wall-E
Bridge On The River Kwai
Taxi
Raging Bull
The Departed
It was actually really cool he went back to save him, it offered no tactical advantage, but just showed Butch was such a bro he couldn't stand the thought of someone going through that
You could chalk it up as some way of redeeming himself, selfishly, seeing as he only asks about himself once they get to talking, or so it would be one less thing to worry about when he goes to sleep... But honestly, Butch never seemed like that.
Butch understood he was a bad person, but he wasn't psychopathic. Maybe he understood how important his old boss was to the community, or that he'd be hunted down if anyone ever found his part out. It was the best decision, and Butch's ability to think clearly after such a... Uncomfortable experience, certainly redeemed him in my book
The family curse of the watch was related to cowardice. Butch ended the curse by overcoming cowardice and coming back to save him
Butch definitely got off easy with a slap on the wrist in this case
I’d be pretty lenient to a guy who saved me from a lifetime of rape, no matter what the dispute was beforehand.
Marsellus got off with one or two slaps on the old butt cheeks. You can hear them slapping the shit out of his ass in the beginning. Then Zed prolly was no gentleman about it and gave him some crotch slaps when he dove ballz deep into that poor ex-man.
Well Marcellus didn't mention Vincent at his house waiting for him..
That bothered me.. He for sure earned a free pass over what he did.
and he had to leave town...
When Marcellus finds out Vincent is dead (he'll know for sure it's Butch who killed him) he may well be after him again.
@@nicky29031977 ....how would he know that butch killed vincent ?
Not looking for a youtube slanging match , just wandering why you think that.
And to think that Marcellis doesn't even know his employee Vincent Vega is back in the apartment dead by his own gun.
Hair triggers and guys that blow up bathrooms don't mix. God works in mysterious ways.
"You ok?"
"Nah, I'm pretty fuckin far from ok"
"You leave town tonight, right now"
*moves to montebello ca*
Luis Arias just down the 60 & the 5 freeway....close to east...los
I've always loved the fact that they don't need to show what actually happens. Marsellace's description is vile and descriptive enough for you to create the scene in your head.
Marcellus was degraded in the worse way but still stood up like a boss.
" Step aside Butch" Powerful line, Wallace told him right then that he's not gonna kill him.
Yes, there is an implicit fraternity there.
The little behind-the-back wave he gives Butch has always warmed my heart a little bit.
Fantastic scene.
The aura of coldness'round Marcellus is just terrifying.
Marcellus: "....get your ass outta here..."
Bruce: "Er...yeah, ok..."
You wouldn't need to tell ME twice!!
@@cfinley81 right lol
Love the morally gray aspect of this movie. Marcellus could have easily killed Butch right there and then but because he saved his life all debts are paid as long as Butch left town and never came back.
And doesnt tell anyone bossman got kiestered.
Butch coulda cut M down as well
@@Bubbles99718 True. But if so, why did he go through all effort to rescue him?!
Here's another little nugget. What does M do after finding out that Vincent got killed?
@@Bubbles99718 vincent faught in a war and lost. That's it.
This is by far one of the most satisfying ot twist moments in cinema history.
Pretty much how my last relationship ended
Steph Nuggs wtf u got sodimised.joke
Damn he/she got medieval on you? Damn
Investigate 311
@@moelester3675 Eric andre?
"Imma get medieval on your ass"
Gives me the chills.
Once Butch left, Marsellus turned the calendar all the way back to 1346.
Someone is taking a very long shower tonight
Somebody's buying his first jar of vaseline tonight and what's greater; somebody's got in touch with his feminine side! Everytime he's gonna act badass in the future, he'll remember what Zed and Maynard did to his poor stinkhole. Damn, every time he takes a shit he'll marvel at how easy it is to get them turds through the temple gates. Like fucking weasels, damm!
Shower ain’t fixin that damage.. he’s hobbling around LA to this day..
@@Gonken88 donald duck!?!? Really bruh???? Haha you're fucking pathetic!!! 😂😂😂😂😆😆🖕💩
Tf are you niggas talking about???
@@Gonken88 LMFAO. Oh yeah he'll never be right. Every time he closes his eyes and opens his eyes he'll remember getting his brown eye widened.
That reminds me that I haven’t watched this brilliant film this week.
First time I was exposed to the power of Ving Rhames's acting. A jaw dropping, stunning performance.
I had never heard of Ving Rhames prior to this film so to say I was blown away is a massive understatement.
The fact that this performance and that of Samual L. Jackson appearing in the same film just makes the film a classic.
Tarantino's masterpiece!
If he had never done another film, his star would still shine bright.
I always loved how the camera stays on Marsellus during the whole speech. Combined with having no music, it makes for an amazing monologue.
Marsellus: “You lost all your LA privileges.”
Butch: “What about In-and-Out?”
Marsellus: *“DoorDash, n-“*
Tarentino would've written that in just for the n word.
Marsellus: “DoorDash, n-“ *Butch chops his head off with the katana*
OMG...talk about messing with the wrong guy.
indeed, hillbilly boy should've known better to not mess with the local gang boss, especially if he is a cop
@@pragueexpat5106 I think zed was a security guard. Rent a cop.
I wish they showed Wallace and the boys going to town on Zed.
Would have been too much for ratings and not conducive to the stroy telling.
Would be like a Hostel movie scene i bet
Franky Broadcast I feel like showing them beating him etc would take away from the movie, much more effective to make the audience ponder on just what they’re going to do to his nasty ass
You sick fuck!!!! I love it 😎
I don't think you mean that. Be careful what you wish for.
I was lucki enough to see pulp fiction when it was in town years ago, I was young too about 17 0r 18
The sword Butch used was actually Budd's Hanzo sword from Kill Bill.
👍
Can't be. Bud was lying and it was in his umbrella holder for Beatrix to use.
@@garrsondaulton2058 He could have pawned it then got it out of hock not like the dead pawnshop owner was gonna stop him.
@@JohnStormForge lol, ok fair enough... But his camper was out in the desert, he worked a titty bar nearby, this is like middle of a major metropolis, i still see it as kinda off.
@@garrsondaulton2058 Southern California is pretty much all desert at least what I have seen of it. Lots of titty bars too.
I always though Marsellace said "there's no me IN you." Definitely sounded off putting when I first heard it.
………..why would he have said that?
Well I mean he DID just get raped...
Me AND you is what Marcellus said.
There is no ass and hole. Not no more. It's lost all of its LA privileges.
This is great holiday movie for the family.
0:40 Notice how when Marsellace lowered his gun, only then Butch lowered his. Implying he was scared of him until that moment
You missed the best bit, the bit where Marcellus waves at Butch, which must be an allusion to some famous film. Very cool and strange moment.
I think it was Marcellus' way of saying goodbye and thanks.
tygrkhat40 good point. Good ending to a very intimate moment shared between two men.
@@uAintliveifudontthiz Good point. But perhaps not the best phrase to use after hillbilly raped marcellus.
Ving Rhames !!!! He brings it everytime. One of his best lines was from the animated movie Lilo and Stitch. "Thus far, you've been adrift in the harbor that is my patience." He was the voice of agent Cobra Bubbles. Kids movie, but his voice saying that line was priceless.
And as Luther Stickell, Ethan Hunt’s friend and mentor from the recent Mission: Impossible movies.
Still one of my favorite movies. Violent but man the twists and turns were amazing. And the one liners were epic.
My favourite scene is the opening it's so detailed just pay attention and you will notice stuff you never noticed
Nothing moves on Marcellus face and body except his mouth when hes saying what's gonna happen to this guy. Excellent acting
@Joe Garrison And he's not playing around the least bit either! If I were Zed, being in excruciating enough pain already, I'd be absolutely terrified if he said that to me!
I always wondered if the deal still stands after finding out Vincent is dead
He won't care. He knows Vincent was a fuck-up and it was gonna happen sooner or later. Plus, he wants Butch outta town and outta his life for obvious reasons.
First time I saw this movie, it took four or more hours. I kept rewinding as I went through it. It was so groundbreaking and the dialogue was so unhinged - I couldn't believe some of the things they said. And...said it in such a cool way.
I find it amusing Marsellus is giving this speech and being such a badass while bottomless.
The epitome of "I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy"
Mannnnnnnn it’s 2023 and I still get bone chills about this scene I just got off a 12 hour shift working a hard days work on a Saturday as an Electrician and there is nothing like taking those boots off, having a drink and watching some Quentin Tarantino movies to wind down. Ving Rhames performance in this movie was OUTSTANDING peace to the don.
Sometimes , a lot of the times people can't relate to you if you can't match their assets . It's all about assets and perception .
One Of The most Hilarious scene In Pulp Fiction...!👌 QT Got very Special Talenten creating a Movie Like this 👍
1994 - what a year for movies. This, Forrest Gump, Shawshank Redemption, Clerks, Leon - The Professional, Quiz Show, Lion King and even Dumb and Dumber - Plus a few other pretty good ones I eft out.
Wish we could of seen what he ended up doing with Z
@ Scott Hopkins
Just think back to what you use to do to the kittens and puppies behind the garage. That will give you some idea.
Scott Hopkins do you have to?
Please answer my question. Was the cop planning on killing him later? Cause after raping him, you have to expect he will come back for revenge.
Let's put it this way, the actor that played the rapist cop is glad this is fiction and all an act.
Blow torch and pliers ....use yer imagination on that 1
Butch loosing his LA privleges was quite a small price to pay after all, Marcellus could easily have blasted him with the shotgun if he wanted to. I'd say the respect goes both ways.
The respect of coming back and saving his life. Butch could have left him for dead. Highest respect
Not to mention Butch was planning to leave town anyway...
Ving's line delivery timing is exquisite
Trivia: The scene with the pipe hitting N* going to work, was cut because the run time was already too long
"This is between me, you, and Mr. soon-to-be-living-short-agonizing-pain rapist here" I like the last part of that sentence.
you just had to write down the line as its in the movie. yet you fucked it up badly. congrats for not being very smart.
Great scene. I think Marcellus also wanted Butch to leave town because if he gave Butch a pass for saving him and he stayed in L.A. Everyone would think he was soft..also they would ask why Butch suddenly got a pass..And he might have to explain the rape.
This movie is a work of art. Paints a real life pick sure awsome.
There's so much to ravel about in this scene but whenever I come back to it, I get a nervous breakdown from Butch's slowly rising thrill about the weaponry he's discovering while Marcellus keeps on being administered down in the cave. I think that's what must have pleased the director most about how his scenario came to life.
My favorite scene in the movie. This exact clip.
Incredible acting..
It takes a Tarantino movie to have mortal enemies make peace like this. If this had been the real world, Marcellus would've had even more of a motivation to kill Butch (as now, not only did Butch try to rip him off, but he is also the only other person who knows of this little humiliating episode; no way would he trust in the honor system here), and Butch, considering he was already trying to kill Marcellus with the car, would have left Marcellus to his undignified fate in a heartbeat.
100% true
There is a code amongst the 1%ers that they all follow.
Family doesn't get involved in any business, period.
No dealings guns or drugs to kids or pregnant women.
No spousal abuse
During times of peace, all fights and arguments are to be left at the door.
If you harm a kid or rape a woman you're dead.
There's a reason that gangbangers stay far away from 1%ers. They have a strict code they all follow and put up for outsiders to follow. They're also VERY vindictive if you break it. People have been had chains locked to their necks and drug down roads at 80mph because they broke the rules.
It shows both have a shared view of honor.
@@wer123456 this only work in movies.
If a guy had tried to kill me I wouldn't save his ass, even more in the heat of the moment.
And like the OP said, in real life even if Butch saved Marcellus, Marcellus wouldn't probably let the only guy who knows this secret alive, it would be too risky for his business and general ego.
@@pagodebregaeforro2803 yo, just because you can't imagine making the same choice 8n that scenario doesn't mean no real person exists that would have made the same choices as those made by fictional characters. The limits of your imagination are not the limits of human diversity.
I wonder what happens if he finds out butch killed Vincent 😨
+Badge Man maybe xD
One more reason for Butch to stay the fuck outta L.A.
Well Vincent was a paid hitman so his relation with Wallace ended when Wallace paid him.
AG SS they had a pretty good relationship thats why i wonder his reaction
AG SS
Marcellus still trusted him with his wife so I think there was something more , like a friendship .
1 of the best scenes in a movie 💯
Damn it, now I have to watch the movie.....again!
My favorite sequence from Pulp Fiction for reasons other commenters described. The contrast of having such an absurd and graphic scene make a point about true honor is so compelling in a such bizarre way.