PULP FICTION | MOVIE REACTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- First time watching Pulp Fiction in a movie reaction.
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Pulp Fiction is a 1994 American black comedy crime film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, who conceived it with Roger Avary.[4] Starring John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, Tim Roth, Ving Rhames, and Uma Thurman, it tells several stories of criminal Los Angeles. The title refers to the pulp magazines and hardboiled crime novels popular during the mid-20th century, known for their graphic violence and punchy dialogue.
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FYI: Marvin was basically their inside man. Before Vincent and Jules enter the apartment building, they make reference to "our guy." Fearing what would happen, Marvin probably called Wallace and told him what apartment Brett was hiding out in.
@Cathal and samurie Jack....that one surprised me most
@Cathal He is also brilliant in MadTV. Gay Rapper remains one of my personal favorites of his scetch comedy roles, though he has a ton of other good stuff too.
That I didn't pick up, man, this whole comments section making me realize I don't know this movie at all and it's one of my favorite movies that I've watched many times over 😅🥲
I always thought Brett was “their guy” as in their mark
Marvin went on to become one of the most respected voice actors in Hollywood.
After the movie's iconic dance scene, you see Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace walk into her house holding a trophy. The audience assumes they won the contest, but later in the film, a barely audible radio broadcast states the trophy had been stolen - meaning Vince and Mia lost the competition then stole the trophy!
Tarantino also says that there is a deleted scene that didn't make it in to the final cut that also supports the notion that they stole the trophy after losing the competition.
Did not know that!! And this is my favourite movie of all time. Another layer of awesomeness has just been added.
Wow, another detail to this masterpiece I didn’t know. Thanks friend. This reminds me of when I discovered you can hear Tim Roth and Amanda Plummer talking from a distance audibly in the final act while the dialogue and camera is focused on the hitmen’s convo…
This is not true, it's a ridiculous fan theory which is completely ridiculous, and if it were part of the story, it would be terrible movie-making and terrible screenwriting. They won the trophy, and the ad in the alley simply says 'Special at Jack Rabbit Slims, (something or other) is (such and so price)...", it's just an ad.
@@annaclarafenyo8185 How would that be terrible filmmaking? It'd literally just be a little easter egg joke for people to catch. Though it is unproven, I don't see how that would be a terrible or ridiculous. It literally is not that big of a deal lmao.
In an interview shortly after the movie was released, Uma said she was terrified of the dance scene with Travolta because of his talent as a dancer. Travolta purposely toned it down to keep in line with his character Vincent. Uma was relieved. Travolta is legendary in movies as a dancer from "Grease" and "Saturday Night Fever".
You skipped _Stayin' Alive._
And the Barbarino dance from _Welcome Back, Kotter._
Both Uma and Travolta were terrified. Only the night before filming the scene, Tarantino explained to them in detail what he's going for to ease the stress. For Uma, he wanted her to act like one of the dancing cats from "The Aristocats". So it was supposed to be playful instead of technically apt dancing.
The man can certainly cut a rug 😁
@@jb888888888 Uhh, you forgot my Favorite... Urban Cowboy ❤ (awesome, real to life movie with Great acting, music and dancing too)
Marvin makes me laugh every single time. "You gotta have an opinion."
Man I ain't even got an opinion
If only Marvin had an opinion he’d still have a head!
Every time I watch the movie I yell "Duck! Marvin!" but it never works. Marvin just eats it in the back seat.
It's all in the "Maahvin... What doyu make o' all diss?"
"Ah man, I shot Marvin in the face" is one of the best lines in the history of cinema. I think Travolta might have even added it too which is unusual on a Tarantino movie.
Back in 94‘ we used to go to the movies deciding on the fly, and I went into pulp fiction totally stoned without having any clue of what was coming. I‘d say this was probably the most intense movie experience I ever had 😂
hm maybe “went to see/watch pulp fiction” would have been better to say
Can relate!
Jody was excited because that adrenaline shot to the heart was the ultimate piercing.
Okay, fine... kudos.
“Needles freaked me out, man”…. Get ready to get FREAKKED OUT .
I just started laughing when she said that. That is some grade A+ 10/10 foreshadowing.
"What's this backwoods shit?" Ari always makes my day! lol
"So much racism in this movie.."
"What's this backwoods shit?"
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@@szeddezs The confederate flag has nothing to do with racism, that's just Hollywoke propaganda working against you. Learn some real history.
How many decades went by with that flag walking loud and proud standing for independence with absolutely zero effect or racism prior to the racism propaganda machine running? You've been programmed.
@@szeddezs "REEE isn't an argument, free will means y9ou can choose your own ignorance. Is your slave collar fit snugly on you? They love it when you're compliant.
@@szeddezs Work on you? Answer your question? You seem to be over valuing your feelings here. Truth doesn't give a sh*t about them, it's far stronger than your temper tantruns.
And the question has been answered longer than you've existed.
You're only proving me right by your own actions.
Bow to your slave collar, and more street run red because of your willful ignorance. You have no excuses here.
@@szeddezs How many times are you going to ask a question that's been answered for centuries, than you have never had any excuse not to know?
If you aren't going to make an effort, no one's going to do it for you.
You're not that important. But your hands are still red.
I always liked to think that Vincent being in the bathroom at the restaurant was his "second chance" if you look at it from Jules point of view. He survived the same crazy miracle that Jules did, and Jules understood that you only get one of those. Next time something like that happened he would be dead. Vincent didnt see it that way, and he walked out of the bathroom into what couldve been a life or death situation, and he walked away alive ignorantly thinking that he could continue his lifestyle.
Jules got out of the life and got to see another day. Vincent on the otherhand once again found himself surprised by a man with a gun and his luck had run dry. His own gun at that. Vincent died because of his carelessness and arrogance. Shouldve got out while he had the chance.
Jesus Christ. How many times must I have to correct the ignorance of some people? THE GUN WAS MARCELLUS WALLACE'S! NOT VINCE'S!!!!
Fun Fact: The discussion Mia and Vincent had about The Fox Force Five was actually the beginning of what turned out to be Kill Bill.
Vince is always on the toilet because of constipation, he wants to go, but cannot, side effect of all the drugs he took.
Mia's apartment
Butch's apartment (He was shot)
Restaurant.
A true classic film. Fun note: the actor that plays Marvin went on to be the voice of Samurai Jack among other roles. Another 90s classic you should watch is FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS with Johnny Depp. I think you'd appreciate it.
That is awesome!
So. Back of the neck is where some cultures say your soul comes from. So big theory is that Marcelllas had his soul in the briefcase. That’s why he had the bandaid on his neck.
You don't know how refreshing it is to watch someone actually laugh at the dark humor that Tarantino purposefully injects into all of his films. Most people today...the humor just goes right over their heads as they watch stone-faced. (So much so that when people see dark comedies, they state that "it's tonally all over the place" when in reality, it's just them). What an absolute treat to watch someone enjoy this movie for what it was supposed to be back in 1994. Awesome reaction video!
I loved Butch stopping and rethinking his decision to leave Marcellus. He's like "He's an organised crime boss and wants to kill me but I can't leave someone get raped"
Also hearkens back to his dad's buddy's talk about how two men who've gone through a tough time together owe each other an obligation.
Double ironic because the buddy's obligation was shoving something up hjs ass, Butch's obligation is to keep something out of Marsellus' ass.
Am I the only one that notices Vince's red car outside of the apartments when Butch jumps the fence after walking down the alley? Also if you listen as Butch walks pass the open window, you can hear the lady on the radio announce that Jack Rabbit Slims was robbed of their trophy. 😂
At the 23:55 mark, that scene where hitman John Travolta gets blown away is pretty sweet.
"Needles freak me out, man..."
-anticipation intensifies
ever since Pulp Fiction, phone never stopped ringing for Samuel L Jackson. it made him an international Superstar even though he had been acting for decades. he has never had an off-day since then. at the same time, John Travolta was waning with his career as well, but just like Samuel L Jackson catapulted his acting career, this was the break John Travolta needed.
I see this on theater at age of 14. This and trainspotting twisted my mind in so many levels.
The cool thing is, that the movie has a Happy End. Jules and Vincent are both alive and are walking away in the last frame.
2:22 There is a dumpy sawdust joint casino on the Las Vegas Strip called the Casino Royale. For decades my brother and I have called it the "Royale with Cheese" because of this movie.
That was absolute best reaction I've ever seen to one of my favorites! You appreciated the well-crafted dialogue. You got the humor. Everything you had to say showed you understood how this movie became so popular. It was just a spectacular reaction. Too many reaction videos skip the best parts, gloss over the humor or dIalogue, or just don't get it. I had already subscribed, but now I hit the bell. Keep up the good work!
About the conversational script- THIS is the movie that revolutionized movie dialogue and made it feel like actual conversation. No one had ever had two hit men talking about foot massages on the way up to do a job. I'm sure all of us has had a fantastic day hanging out with a friend when the conversation really didn't extend much deeper than gym bags and donuts.
Also, really good job picking up on Mia confusing the heroin for coke. Remember back at Lance's where Vince got the dope, Lance was out of balloons and had to sell the H in a baggie. And that was five-dollar milkshake dripping from her mouth when she was OD'ing.
It was awesome to watch someone's genuine first time reaction to this film. I half thought you were going to say that's the best film I've ever seen haha
"He died of dysentery, he gimme the watch." Peak Walken
That was the end of the movie if it were linear. That's the genuis of the storytelling. It makes you see the perspectives from non linear angles, therefore blurring the lines of who to root for. You end up just enjoying the characters for themselves.
❤ i wasn't aware of Uma before this movie. After I saw it, I thought she's one of the best actresses out there. Not only that, she's one of the most beautiful! 😅
The "Twist" scene in Act II was really hyped up at the time this movie came out because John Travolta was STILL living high off of his famous role in 'Saturday Night Fever' nearly 15 years prior to this. I'm pretty sure this was the first on-camera dance scene he had shot since his disco days.
He wasn't "living high..." up to that point. He was basically down and out of hollywood till this movie. This movie was like the syringe of adrenaline for his career.
The beauty of this film was that as awesome as the characters at the end were, they were just the beginning of the story for the rest.
One of the all time greatest movies and I genuinely enjoyed getting to see someone else experience what it had to offer. Thank you
You can't go wrong with Tarantino Movies. Not a bad one in the bunch.
Butch and his girlfriend were talking about her being pregnant. He doesn’t want her to. If it’s not lifted directly from Hemingway, it’s the same as his short story “Hills like White Elephants”.
EXCELLENT one, ma'am. As others here have said, keeping all the dialog is the only way to present your great reaction to this. Love "the Wolf" scene. You didn't edit out the best lines in that whole scene.🤜🤛
When Vincent shot up the first time and you stated having an issue with needles, I was like, "Oh sweetie, you're really not gonna like the resuscitating of Mia scene"
This is probably the best pulp fiction reaction I’ve seen so far. 😇 27:53
The BEGINNING of the story was Vincent and Juelz showing up to get the case and murder Brad's crew. Juelz witnesses divine intervention, and decides it was a miracle.
They leave, 'accidentally' blow off Marvin's head, meet Jimmy and meet 'The Wolf', and the Wolf helps them clean the car and dispose of the body, car, and evidence. Then Juelz and Vincent go for breakfast.
The MIDDLE is the diner scene, (before Juelz retires, and before Vince met Butch, and took Mia on a date). This is where Juelz decides to retire for sure and let 'Ringo and Honey Bunny' go.
Then they leave to go to Marcellus' club/ bar. They show up to deliver the Case(which is the missing jewels from the Reservoir Dogs heist) to Marcellus. Juelz tells Marcellus he is done, Vincent is upset with Juelz decision, and then he meets Butch, buying Red Apples (After we learn Butch is supposed to take a fall in a boxing match) and instantly Vincent had a problem with Butch. This is after Marcellus and Butch make the deal, so Marcellus calls Vincent over to cool the situation (because Vincent kills people lol).
Marcellus leaves, Juelz and Vincent go on their separate ways, and Butch sets up his bets, then Vincent has his date with Mia, and all hell broke loose.
The next day is the fight, and the END of the story is towards the middle of the movie (when Bruce Willis leaves on the chopper with his girl)...
'Vince is dead, after him and Juelz cleaned up Marvin, and then he met Butch at the club before Butch's fight... after the fight Mia thanked Vincent for dinner. The diner scene/robbery already happened. And Juelz was retired, so Marcellus went with Vince to Butch's apartment. Marcellus was hungry and Vincent had to shit. Marcellus left to get breakfast, Butch then showed up while Vince was taking the Browns to the Superbowl. That's why Butch came across Marcellus, right after shooting Vincent, and their whole interaction happened "MotherF*ker". Marcellus had been waiting on him all morning, and didn't think he'd show up there. So he couldn't believe when Butch pulled up at a stop light, while he was holding doughnuts. Then all hell brakes loose again, Butch ended up saving Marcellus, and Marcellus decides to let Butch go. Butch takes Zed's chopper, went and picked up his girl, and rode off in the sunset to get his fortune...
THE END
Butch is the one who "keyed" Vincent's car :)
I will go out of my way to watch this film with anyone who is viewing it for the first time. To this day, it is completely in a category of its own…and nothing that has come out since (including the countless copycat films) comes close to combining so many different things in brash and subtle ways…to deliver the most entertaining movie…which can be watched over and over.
I suggest going down the early Tarantino and Miramax rabbit hole.
Killing Zoe is a film by the co-writer of Pulp Fiction, Roger Avery. Four Rooms stars Tim Roth (Pumpkin from the diner scenes) and is four separate stories in a hotel on New Year’s Eve…Tarantino’s contribution is absolutely amazing.
Then you have Robert Rodriguez’s Desperado with a young Antonio Banderas. Dusk Til Dawn is a team up between Tarantino and Rodriguez that is loads of fun.
To answer your question, Vincent is disrespectful to Butch because he is taking a dive in a fight…which for some reason is against Vincent’s hit man on heroin moral code.
Note that ‘someone’ keyed Vincent’s vintage Malibu… the inference being Butch was the vandal.
I assume you have seen or heard of reservoir dogs or true romance…also more of Tarantino’s genius on display.
neat little fact about vincents heroin ride was actually done by travolta getting drunk of tequila and relaxing in a bathtub.
Not sure if anyone has said it already but heroin gets you bound up, hence Vincent always in the bathroom
Back in the early 90's when this came out. Milkshakes would run from 1.29 at a drive thru, to 1.99 at most family restaurants. So at the time, we all collectively went WTF.
When she said that needles freak her out i got soooo happy 😊
great job on the editing, he/she understoot the movie and left the dialogs intact.
Fun fact: The red convertible that Vincent ferries Mia around in was Quentin Tarantino's personal property. It was stolen some time later, and later still, some random guy bought it (presumably off the thief) and spent a BUNCH of money restoring it to mint condition. Random guy out driving, showing off his pride and joy gets pulled over by the cops, and told he's driving a stolen car. Car gets returned to QT, and not only does he not thank the guy for getting his car back, but doesn't pay him for the time and effort he put in restoring it.
This is my all time favorite movie! Glad you liked it and honestly shocked more people haven't seen it
Those 1950s theme restaurants were still big into the early 90s.
The bullet holes were already in the wall behind Vince and Jules before the Seinfeld looking guy jumped out of the bathroom and started shooting 31:32
for all you youngsters and people that haven't seen this movie, the breifcase was actually the rights for Quentin Tarantino to say the n-word in the movie. The part he said it was edited out during this. He said it having coffee in his kitchen with John Travolta and Samual Jackson. He says the word a few times. Here is the video: th-cam.com/video/IbOd_h93zaM/w-d-xo.html
Tarantino movies usually feature music almost as its own character.
"Oh, no....needles freak me out...", she said.
Before THAT scene.
This is going to be interesting.
Tarantino's conversations are golden! Almost most important things in his movies ✌️
The real message of PF is that bad things happen if you take too long in the bathroom.
This is the film that resurrected The Careers of Travolta and Jackson.
Cool. Arianna and Pulp Fiction......This one's gonna be fun.
In the scene where Vincent doesnt wanna use her straw and she says "I dont have cooties" and he answers with "yeah but maybe I do" he probably means HIV from shooting heroin.
Remember, Mr. Blue? He's in this one. This movie was amazing. Dialogue, everything. They pretty much wasted him.
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One thing younger people don't know is that this movie, a bunch of really reckless Calvin Klein ads, and Seattle grunge music sort of brought heroin back for a few years in the early to mid 1990s. It was called "Heroin Chic." Prior to that it was cocaine was the alpha and omega drug.
Your facial expressions are exactly mine when I watched this movie in the theater. One of the greatest movies ever.
The most stressful phone call you will ever see is in
“Swingers” starring a young John Favreau and Vince Vaughn..
Favreau’s charecter makes the most cringeworthy tele scene 😂
3:00 yup Tarantino is great at writing dialogue
I fuckin love watching your reactions. Keep the videos coming.
0:56 No one robs restaurants because it takes too long and customers are constantly coming and going. Not what you need having people walk in the middle of your robbery.
i'm late but i only just discovered your channel with interstellar lol. please do the hateful eight! amazing dialogue, camera work, & story. truly a masterpiece and probably tarantinos best work next to pulp fiction. the plaster/band aid was to cover a pretty ugly scar that ving had, so the makeup crew covered it to avoid the audience being distracted by it. also, you do not go to a doctor or hospital after directly shooting anything into your brain, hence lance.
It’s crazy seeing how hard it was for you to get Thru the needle scene, bc I’m the same exact way. Good to know I’m not alone!
"I'm a mushroom cloud layin' muthaf**ka, muthaf**ka!"
- Everyone At The DMV
This is Tarantino at his best
Master of long dialogue
Lover of feet
Disjointed story that connect to each other
Also if you are wondering what was instead the case well there is the simple thing that it is a cold bar. But if you know that Tarantino loves to have multiple meanings in his films and Pulp Fiction had several meanings including the suitcase that had the combo of 666 and also Wallace's bandage behind his neck that has meaning and the biggest thing is that inside that case is Wallace's soul.
FOX Force 5 (The pilot that Mia was in) was the plot for Kill Bill
The first heroin scene “uh needles freak me out man!”
Everyone else: well, just you wait loooool
A side effect of using opiates like heroin can cause constipation. Hence why Vince is on the toilet so much in this movie.
Fun fact: they didn't win the dance competition. They stole the trophy. You can hear it on the radio later.
Arianna, I spent 41 days in the hospital in 2001 after a stroke. I had 3 blood draws a day for 41 days. By the last week or so, for the 4am blood draw, the nurse would quietly wake me up, I'd stick my arm out and I was asleep before the needle was in and I woke up with a band-aid and cotton ball on my arm. They never really bothered me much to begin with, but, I learned to just not think about it and not anticipate the pressure and feeling of the needle. Just don't "wait" for it to hurt. Think about your grocery list or or a movie, anything to take your mind off what it might feel like. Small talk works too. Just tell the Tech some bullshit story about how Albert Broccoli, the guy who produced the old Bond films, his family made their fortune by inventing broccoli.
The fact that I knew how you would react to Mia’s overdose kept me glued to this video!!! Wait for it! Wait for it! 😂
I read that QT had a set number of films that he would make… but doesn’t think that Kill Bill is done.
I was thinking it would be cool if Jules ended up helping them out in that one as part of the penance he is doing.
I think the guy with the long red hair was in the movie called The Prophecy with Christopher Walken.
LOVEEE YOU DIEGESIS!!!
POP QUIZ! Name all of the movies that Quentin Tarantino paid homage to, as Easter Eggs, in this movie!
(No Cheating)
Although not Tarantino directed, I definitely think Natural Born Killers should be on the list for a watch and reaction... without Tarantino writing and selling the script, this film would not have been made when it was...
Just the greatest movie of all time in my opinion. Just beyond epic. Tarantino is a genius.
First time I saw this movie I couldn’t figure out how a fast food restaurant was serving burgers at breakfast.
This movie had everyone loving it. 94 was a great year for movies and music. And I can personally attest to the mistaken dope for coke. I did that ONE time years ago....the only reason I believe I am alive is because I'm 6'2 and over 200lbs. No doubt in my mind.
The bullet holes are already behind Jules when Steinfeld shot at them. And Marvin was Phil Lamar!!😂
I love your videos... I've been told I'd do a mean Christopher Walken impersonation, I love his voice too
15:40 the fact that "you'll be a women soon " is playing really sets the scene perfectly.
Tarantino dialogue is some of the best, Ariana 🙂
The pilot called fox force five...thats kill bill. She and quentin came up with a movie called "the bride" on set and years later they ended up making kill bill
I always wanted a mr wolf tv series
See..Point of No Return - he kinda reprises the role of a cleaner! An Bridget Fonda from that movie is in QT's Jackie Brown.
Best reaction video editing of this movie yet! Great job!
Cheers!
Idk if anyone else said it, but Vincent having to go to the toilet a lot is a great detail to show his heroin addiction (which cause problems with that shit, pun intended)
How Samuel L. Never even got Nominated that year, still baffles me
Esmeralda Villa Lobos is the scariest character in this movie.
the heroin scene still makes me feel so panicked from the moment she finds the baggie
Mia's show was the characters from kill bill. Uma was apart of that cast. Think about it
One of the Best Directors of All-Time !!! 😎
Outstanding Review 💯
Hands down the best reaction I've ever seen! Arianna, you rock!
best reaction to this movie I've seen so far.
I like how you cut the movie, super well done short version of this amazing movie! Oh boy i wish i could watch this movie for the first time again, i am at the point where i pretty much know most lines by hearth..... Edit: Yes the music in this movie is simply magical, nothings beat it.
27:53 That's The "GIMP!"
Absolutely loved this movie