Pulp Fiction - Ending Scene (Final) HD

One of my fave scene's from samuel.l.jackson, very cool from the movie pulp fiction
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[@dorpth]

Bad shit always happens to Vince every time he comes back from the bathroom.

[@swarajlokhande1953]

Died there

[@asaking5795]

Bad shit happens when Vincent goes to the John 😂😂😂

[@Raphie009]

All that heroin. One of the symptoms of opioid abuse is difficulty defecating/constipation....so, he ends up spending a lot of time on the can.

[@easygrin1127]

Atleast the stupid fat fuck brought his gun this time

[@Cartman4wesome]

dani cali This scene happened after we already knew he died tho.

[@gcHK47]

The genius is putting this scene at the end because it reveals that the film was about Jules learning to leave the thug-life behind.

[@Strik.9]

The genius was putting part of this scene in the beginning.

[@mustehssun]

in the end it also felt like Jules was gonna die because when Vincent was killed, he was alone...

[@moosejuice2166]

@@mustehssun well after this scene is when they both see Marcellus at the bar

[@moosejuice2166]

@@evanlee6644 re-watch it, they went to him after vincent shot that one guy, and when they go to the bar where the boxer is meeting Marcellus they are wearing the same clothes, which the bartender makes a comment on

[@moosejuice2166]

And they also still have the case, which they where supposed to give to Marcellus

[@iamthespy9808]

For such a violent movie, the fact the “Stand-off” is resolved peacefully is the best ending the movie could have had

[@tvar9672]

Well he already had the epic stand off in reservoir dogs just 2 years prior.

[@bentooreo9849]

Imagine if Vincent just drops Yolanda after the psalm. "Shit, I thought that was the signal. My bad."

[@ButterfingerBB]

​@@tvar9672lmao

[@strouselawoffices4388]

This scene reminds me of the standoff in "Reservoir Dog."

[@adamgordon3990]

A different twist on the Reservoir Dogs Mexican standoff ending.

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

“Jules, you give that f****n nimrod 1500 dollars and I’ll shoot him on general principal!!!” Honestly, one of the funniest lines in history. The situation was so tense and suspenseful that for Vince to just blurt that out, it nearly made me bust a vein laughing🤣🤣🤣

[@notbadforanoob8725]

@June Bug *principle. Learn your fuckin words, nimrod.

[@Aquamayne100]

yup lol

[@TrueBuddhaCat]

It is funny but your also in Jules shoes trying to defuse the situation because he’s got a crazy bitch scared shitless pointing a gun at him and him shouting “Vince, SHUT THE FUCK UP!!” and making sure her attention is on him and no one else Trying to keep calm and find redemption in the passage he always says so Jules can find peace and be like “yep, I’m calling it quits” and at the end when they are leaving he’s just like “well, I think my work here is officially done” Damn, absolutely love this movie

[@odeleon24]

Yes. One of my favourite lines. Along with the ‘fat man’ line. Wish I could watch this scene for the first time.

[@dodinar4020]

I always thought it was 15000, wouldn't that be funnier? 😂😂😂

[@snowldier9405]

"I didn't hear you" "Yes you did" Oh damn

[@Icecube88]

lmao

[@sirwoodofeast9497]

The 1st time I watched that part in this ICONIC scene I could not breath.

[@TurtleSergio42]

@@sirwoodofeast9497 u ok now ? XD

[@sirwoodofeast9497]

@@TurtleSergio42 a little haha

[@skynetprime82]

Ikr LMAO 😂

[@brendenlisi2302]

They really need to be thankful for the fact that Jules was in a "Transitional Period" lmao

[@paintballhaven9223]

He had what alcoholics call a moment of clarity hahha

[@Emanresuadeen]

If he said that line today, they'd probably think he was having a sex change.

[@markmahathey690]

Yea I don't want to kill you I want to help you lmao

[@floridacooking7018]

Brenden Lisi no shit I would rather that than have a bullet (I am agreeing in a good way)

[@redber16]

that's why it's QT's best film, it doesn't resort to nonsensical violence, it resorts to humanity

[@boomshizzIe]

The fact he spotted Vincent earlier or without even looking speaks volumes on his situational awareness. Imagine how many gun fights they’ve been in while working for Mr. Wallace with real killers, he’s just playing with these two petty robbers.

[@yazzieyaz740]

Exactly it’s the professionals vs amateurs

[@danielsilva-ds2u]

Dude from where Vince was standing, we was maybe 45 degrees from jewels direct point of view. It's not that impressive humans can easily see 60 degree and -60 degree on both sides ( assuming no vision issues). Then peripheral vision kicks in and on average that gives humans almost a 180 degree spread at whatever forward they are looking. But even more so. Move your eye farthest left or right ( if you don't have vision issues) and you can even see close to an addition 30 degrees behind you ( can't turn your head obviously). It's not that magical he caught Vincent sneaking up to this girl. He was right in jewels line of sight. But Vincent was behind the girl so she couldn't spot him unless he made a sound.

[@frarfarf]

@@danielsilva-ds2u ACKSHERLY

[@danielsilva-ds2u]

@@frarfarf the meme is "ackchyually". It's to give the nerd somewhat of a lisp when pronounced. But I like your spelling. Makes me sound like British

[@Juidodin]

he also got a hint from tarantino when to say that line 😏

[@MattMcLaren253]

The absolute coldest way in history to tell someone they are not cut out for the world they were peeking into.

[@dominiquejones3805]

Bought his life 4 $1500. He's killed 4 less

[@alfredhauchfox2073]

*when you attack a player and he turns out to be level 99:*

[@danieldevito6380]

So accurate LMAO

[@Pony.tail.joe7]

😂😂😂

[@ollikoskiniemi6221]

Level 1 Ringo vs. level 35 mob hitman

[@glidershower]

THAT'S HOW MAFIA WORKS

[@Cool70sfreak]

But then he helps you out because you're a noob and gives you some advice and free stuff.

[@lucadorsay242]

Fun fact: The wallet actually belonged to Tarantino

[@joelok48]

An ah ha moment for me! Finally makes sense. Vince called it "my money!!!!"

[@kylejohnson8447]

@@joelok48 what? Do you think Vincent is played by Tarantino? Also when does he say "my money"?

[@blyla]

Kyle Johnson Vince not Vincent dumbass.

[@Strik.9]

Ironic fact. Nice find.

[@valentinov304]

ThatKidWhoLiesAboutHisAge OnTheInternet Sammie is played by Quentin

[@mikes51501]

“I didn’t hear you” , “ yes you did” Love that line

[@frarfarf]

it's like he said 'I don't want you to call my bluff' and he said 'fk you i'm calling it'

[@BlackHippy313]

Lastly that line "I wanna go pee I wanna go home" shows you the level of criminal they both are. Jules and Vincent are pros real criminals, while Yolanda and Ringo are petty criminals and she's just a scared little girl when it comes too a real situation. They've never encountered someone like this and this might have scared them straight

[@dodinar4020]

Yes, exactly!

[@david2869]

That's why Ringo's the weak and Jules is the tyranny of evil men.

[@shawnbass-ig2bv]

Yeah Jules and Vince kill people on the regular, Ringo and honeybunny just act tough they were definitely scared having met two real badasses

[@Lugh444]

​​@@shawnbass-ig2bvRingo didn't seem all that afraid - he had a gun pointed at him unexpectedly so he was rightfully afraid but he kept his wits about him. Yolanda definitely should find another line of work ! He strikes me as a dope addict.

[@shawnbass-ig2bv]

@@Lugh444 oh Im sure both of them were addicts but it seemed to me Ringo was for sure scared, maybe not like terrified or something but just a little afraid,Yolanda definitely was we can all see that, I'm assuming they have never encountered anyone with the balls to stand up to them in their career of hold up places, especially someone that got the drop on them the way Jules did

[@grvonny]

This is a really strange Denny's commercial.

[@messygamez5675]

It takes place at the Hawthorne grill in los Angeles, which is now closed btw. Edit: and sorry if you were trying to be sarcastic or funny, just thought you should know.

[@daemonicnimrod4772]

😆

[@LS-ny5rc]

Woooooosh

[@abbelnichola3792]

@@messygamez5675..., I think this scene was shot ....at Wilshire Blvd & Fairfax, Land mark 50's era Coffee shop, Mid City, Los Angelis.

[@bobmoretti4893]

@@abbelnichola3792 Isaac Alvarado is correct. This scene was shot at the Hawthorne Grill at 13763 Hawthorne Blvd at 137th St in Hawthorne, CA. Not only is the grill closed down, but the building has since been demolished. The place you're thinking of is Johnie's Coffee Shop/Resturant on Wilshire and Fairfax, also used in many films.

[@hermanPla]

"Yolanda point the gun at me!!" Cracks me up every single time.

[@dwightk.schrute5291]

And the way he said- VINCE SHUT THE FUCK UP

[@benjamincox4211]

hermanPla it’s cool baby! IT’S COOL!!!

[@SwapBlogRU]

@@dwightk.schrute5291 my favorite phrase has to be when he told the fat man to STFU

[@MrFirehawk007]

@@dwightk.schrute5291 and when Yolando starting to point a fake gun lol

[@fragolegirl2002]

I gotta pee 🥺

[@ryebread7224]

Just imagine what Ringo and Honey Bunny talked about after this. I’ve always thought they’d look at this incident as divine intervention, like Jules did with the bullets. That they’d find some way to turn their lives around after this. Saying it was a miracle, a higher power or whatever. My favorite movies are ones like this that make you think. That and have kick ass stories and dialogue.

[@caramel7149]

Yeah, I hope the situation made them realize they weren't cut-out to be proffessional thieves. They may be imaginary characters, but i agree with you, I hope they turned their lives around and are doing something honest. Cause they are NOT going to get divine intervention again.

[@MichaTicho]

Obviously, the very FIRST thing Yolanda said as soon as they were out the door was, "So, do I have to point a gun at you to get you to tell me you love me?"

[@kanagawayarichin]

They just went to a hotel and smashed. The next day they left the state.

[@JayBigDadyCy]

Hmm..I've never even thought about that. That's a really cool perspective.

[@SIKE01]

@@MichaTicho he does. even though he had a gun pointed at him, he wouldn't call Honey Bunny a beetch.

[@mbealhighjump]

I have never noticed this but I love how Yolanda acts like she’s pointing (2) guns at 5:47 . Really great detail to show how amateur & nervous she is, but it’s also hilarious.

[@arunb8841]

😅😂

[@jameelhambrick9041]

I thought it was funny how she told Vincent to shut up. Lol

[@TheRandCrews]

@@RosaylesLLC😐😐😐😐

[@IdkIdk-vm4dm]

​@@RosaylesLLCeveryone vulnerable when it comes to actual love. It's comforting yet scary

[@kddog88]

Samuel L Jackson should have won an Oscar for his role in Pulp Fiction

[@haskapaska]

Went up against actors like Gary Sinise and Martin Landau. Landau got the Oscar that year In some years, there are just too many good roles nominated.

[@jayg4636]

The Oscar was more like a Lifetime Achievement that they give Landau instead of the more deserving Samuel L. Jackson

[@Admiral87Crunch]

I thought the same thing until I saw Ed Wood. Holy hell, Martin Landau won fair and square. I would have given them both Oscars if I could.

[@lukeschroter9389]

@@haskapaska omg sam L jacksons performance in Pulp fiction is one of the most iconic things ever. It made his career not Jurassic park

[@CJ-nn7it]

If Jackson were white he probably would have won.

[@Meerzie]

"I hate to shatter your ego but this aint the first time I've had a gun pointed at me" must be one of the most stone cold lines in cinema history.

[@ByWayOfDeception]

That was great writing right there.

[@pedroaleb]

the most badass line is "cmon yolanda point the gun at me"

[@TrueBuddhaCat]

One of many great and iconic lines; hell majority of the iconic lines from the movie are from Jules; and frankly if we were in the same situation as Jules and we were a bad motherfucker probably be like him as well

[@perunplague9794]

I love the line, but Tim Roth's character had the perfect response to it too. "If you don't take your fucking hand off that case it'll be your last."

[@BENNYB-ze4dw]

Jules rules, but in my opinio is "which is your wallet? THE ONE THAT SAYS BAD MUTHAFUCKA!?" That was just fire. And thats only one phrase only. The movie is a classic.

[@Sprite_525]

The actress here is so underrated, her childish but aggressive energy makes Sam Jackson’s boss lines amazing by contrast

[@JohnRay1969]

"Shoot him in the face!!" 😆

[@2x2is22]

Truth. I'm very surprised QT did not hire her again

[@perenniallachrymosity276]

​@@2x2is22Ngl, I'm surprised she didn't get mores in general. Amanda Plummer is a riveting actress.

[@Apxllxn]

The fact that Jules talks calmly when he speaks to honey bunny and pumpkin but shouts at Vincent shows everyone he got even more control over the situation than he has already. But not over Vincent. It makes Vince more dangerous to these two than Jules. It's a remarkable way to tell them this.

[@frarfarf]

He also assumed vince was 2 seconds away from shooting them, and that's not how he wanted it to go

[@dominiquejones3805]

I love the way she says Shut Up after Jules told Vince 2 STFU

[@SpencerBarton]

This is without a doubt one of the greatest scenes in the history of cinema.

[@miladimar9502]

Spencer Barton wow, didn’t expect you to be here.

[@coltonpiper6156]

It’s just so enjoyable to watch.

[@mustafa3266]

Time to time I think the same thing.

[@sirussirus7602]

YOOOOOOO SPENCERRRR

[@jeanmichellelaurent]

It’s a beautiful way to end a movie

[@youcare_somuch2433]

“The truth is, you’re the weak and I am the tyranny of evil men. But I’m trying, Ringo. I’m trying *real hard* to be the shepherd.” Epic.

[@CAP416]

The way he delivers this line. Ringo must’ve felt like he met the devil.

[@Dee_Nice89]

@@CAP416 He realized Jules coulda took his life right then and there

[@bluepower1177]

Probably my favorite quote ever

[@emphyrean]

My daily thoughts.

[@Ljosi]

​@@Dee_Nice89 I hate to break your movie immersion but in the real world he'd be shot in the face and his suitcase taken. I've seen a shit ton of real cctv footage on gore sites and every single time the victim tried to resist robbery they got shot dead

[@ApexGale]

One of the most interesting parts is how Ringo himself is also a recipient of what Jules believes to be divine intervention now. He just happened to choose the diner where Jules was eating to hold up at gunpoint. If he had chosen any other diner, he would have been in and out just fine. If it had happened on an earlier day, Jules would have blown his head off. Just something interesting I thought about.

[@frarfarf]

Kinda like in inglorious basterds how that German soldier happened to be in that bar, and led to a standoff that got everyone killed

[@NamelocTheBard]

I'm coming to terms with the PTSD that I developed because of events that I experienced in the military, and this quote rings in my head a lot. Not because I've done anything bad, but because I desperately want to not do anything bad. I'm seeking help tomorrow, but I know that's none of your concern. I'm just tired of keeping everything to myself

[@Ocelot10]

Hope you getting better bro

[@NamelocTheBard]

@@Ocelot10 considering the fact that I don't remember posting this, it was definitely bad. But hey, it gave me an epiphany moment and I feel oddly stable for now. It helps that I finally got a new job after 2 months of searching, so back to the grind. It's certainly better than stewing in my own thoughts all day

[@caiobernardo9111]

Get better bro!!

[@wdtylerchee7269]

⁠that's awesome man

[@Apxllxn]

❤️

[@imXaXteapot2112]

Samuel L. Jackson should have got an oscar for this role.

[@ezandman6804]

wtf he didn't ?

[@j.c.jordancpallc2185]

No, Martin Landau won best supporting actor in Ed Wood that year. Which, in my humble opinion was a mistake. Sam J deserved that oscar.

[@jacobygreenwood]

Adya Shanti If America gets you shocked because of that shit, man, you need to have a second look at that fucking country.

[@Bronco541]

really?

[@crysjumar1]

i mean, DAMN! He really should have at least been nominated.

[@chucky2578]

Shit always goes down when Vincent goes to the bathroom. 1. Mia starts OD'ing 2. Burglary begins and there's a standoff 3. Comes out of a bathroom one last time only to be machine gunned to death by Butch

[@mastercode7017]

he was probably at the bathroom when some asshole keyed his car

[@xDanman09x]

It's the constipation from his heroin addiction

[@SIKE01]

like oranges in THE GODFATHER

[@tijmen131]

@@SIKE01 funny thing with the oranges was that it was never intentional

[@TANGOHOTEL77]

Mia's OD'ing is actually after the standoff in the Pulp Fiction timeline

[@themouldiestpotato7743]

Everyone’s performance in this is phenomenal. But I haven’t heard anyone give credit to how awesome Yolanda’s acting was, with how she just becomes down right petrified at 4:32. The actress delivered that line to near perfection👌 And the small shut up at Vincent was just gold😆

[@ByWayOfDeception]

Fact, she also happens to be Christopher Plummer's daughter.

[@HovaNirvana]

@@ByWayOfDeception I did not know that.

[@Flipclockfans]

And don’t forget the actor who played a believable coffee shop.

[@mkelly534]

Very good point. She really did seem terrified.

[@BENNYB-ze4dw]

I loved the wolf. Uma was great as always.

[@isi514]

“Vince, SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP!” Always gets me

[@amarevanhook7453]

then the lil “shut up” from Yolanda

[@drummats6933]

Pulp Fiction is about violence, but its epilogue is about redemption. And this is why it is a masterpiece.

[@rynes.rai7er993]

I think it also shows the casual nature and genuine likeabilkty of people who commit violence as a way of life, and the casual way the Wolf helps them clean up the crime scene with admirable expertise and a concerning non chalant professionalism. I have never seen any of his movies after Kill Bill, but there is only one movie that makes it in my top 5 if you count True Romance and the Kill Bill sequels seperately.

[@jovankantakuzin6034]

It's about life decissions. Jules, Butch snd Vincent all make them, but with different motivations. One does it because he must, second does it because he needs to, and the third does it because he wants to

[@nateyoder9372]

@@jovankantakuzin6034 they’re also all given a sign and a chance to leave their life of crime, sin and violence behind them. That’s what Jules meant when he said I’m the tyranny of evil men, but I’m trying, real hard, to be the shepherd. Butch and Jules realize that the way they live and the things they have done are wrong, butch leaves it behind him to retire. Jules stops and then tries to live in a way that might make up for the things he’s done. Vince is blind to his wake up call, and gets shot on the can.

[@nicolaszyx3120]

Blablabla blabla bla bla... blablabla blablablabla

[@professionalclown7166]

​@@nicolaszyx3120🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@phillipsantana2633]

Coolest ending of a film in movie history.

[@MrCholoPants3415]

It's my favorite film probably, but your statement is quite a large exaggeration. There are plenty of movie with better endings, but at the end of the day, it's subjective.

[@clovers-vintage-all-sorts]

Dennis Reynolds It probably would work better if he said "that I've seen" rather than "in history", but yes, this is definetly in my top 3 endings, reservoir dogs second and Shawshank redemption third.

[@tomstreet2859]

It's one of the more unique ones. In how many other films does one of the main characters die yet get to walk off at the end of the movie like a hero.

[@alucius5874]

Then, you have to watch the ending of: The good, the bad and the ugly.

[@Mr.White10-65]

Very good ending, but there's a bunch of others that come to mind that are just as powerful. The door closing on Diane Keaton at the end of the Godfather is really good.

[@mantankerous5844]

"But im trying REAL hard to be the shepherd" that line has always stuck with me. Its a sad realization of always doing the right thing, when life is never easy on you.

[@JLtheactor]

“And when you do it…you do it cool” One of the greatest performances of all time

[@johnhaladay5541]

There's something about the line, "I'm trying, Ringo. I'm trying REAL HARD to be the shepherd," that's just amazing. It reflects a man who seems sincere in his effort to redeem himself and make amends for all the evil he's done. What a great line.

[@CrimsionVision]

John Haladay Agreed

[@pleaserewind295]

This scene is Tarantino's best moment.

[@Fadilanse]

that really is a moment of clarity, makes the audience look inside

[@rokaine7334]

Looking into the eyes of a real killer. Shit can be terrifying.

[@canti7951]

I always thought it was him reflecting on how almost everything in life is up to chance. But even though that's the case, he still tries hard to steer his life to his own way instead of leaving it all up to fate.

[@philbattiste9649]

If it was Vincent stopping them, Pumpkin's face would've exploded half way through the speech. You know why, I know why, and Marvin certainly knows why.

[@SedricSleepzzz]

Phil Battiste 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hebrew26commandmentspower55]

Lol

[@TreySides]

Lol.. Vincent was so chill he probably forgot he was holding the thing.

[@pforson]

Marvin doesn't even have an opinion.

[@abdalla8558]

pforson 😂😂

[@treize99999]

"The truth is you're the weak and I'm the tyranny of evil men." Man that hits more and more these days.

[@d1inonly]

"...But I'm tryin' Ringo. I'm tryin' REAL HARD...to be the shepherd." There was so much intensity at the end of that statement. Powerful shit.

[@danielawoke1550]

This is the only Tarantino stand off that actually got resolved.

[@raftlack4326]

It actually wasn't going to be, the movie was meant to end in violence and after all that dialogue Ringo and Holanda were going to try to shoot them but Vince and Jules would kill them first, then the movie ends with them walking out just like they did here, but the studio didn't allow it because they didn't want the movie to end with more violence

[@raftlack4326]

imo it was the right call gave the movie more meaning

[@turdferguson8928]

@@raftlack4326 This ending is way more impactful. One of those times where studio interference pays off

[@michaelotis223]

@@turdferguson8928 that's why the movie stands out so much in his filmography

[@TraumfresserBMofficial]

@@raftlack4326 Bull. Tarantino wouldn’t change his script for anything.

[@jhetao]

Fun Fact: When Ringo and Yolanda start the robbery, the owner goes "I'm just a coffee shop-" "SHUT THE FUCK UP" In the credits, the actor is accredited with playing a "Coffee Shop"

[@CyclosarinBat]

Wow...amazing. There is a God.

[@Back4Fungame]

That's exactly the information I need

[@johnnytheratface]

Yolanda’s little “shut up” kills me every time

[@shaheersk721]

Pulp fiction gives us a lesson that no matter how much messed up your life is, you will always be given a second chance by fate. Now it depends which path you choose because every person is responsible for their own actions,choices and willingness to change !

[@deus3953]

Well, at least he now knows why nobody ever robs restaurants.

[@ryuzakisimms1019]

Indeed. Kira could be a customer.

[@ollikoskiniemi6221]

Nobody ever robs nothing big to be completely honest. Big gigs are no longer doable, except with the proper motivation. But restaurants are still among the most robbed places, but surprisingly behind of liquor stores

[@oreo7259]

@@ollikoskiniemi6221 Most people who rob restaurants are losers who can't find a better place, but it's not too bad of an idea (unless you happen to be in a concealed carry or open carry state).

[@ollikoskiniemi6221]

@@oreo7259 what are you gonna get from a restaurant? Only a couple grand at best if it's a fancy place. It's not worth the risk, big place such as that

[@ramkumarr1725]

Yes.

[@marcojones3116]

"Vince SHUT THE FUCK UP!" I crack up every time 🤣 💀 😂

[@AlexMickeyMichalik]

Same hahaha, that tense there and buffff, Vince brakes it hahaha 😂

[@BENNYB-ze4dw]

LOL. I cannot agree more.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

What’s Nick Fury and Emil Blonsky doing in this movie?

[@BENNYB-ze4dw]

Bro, yeah that is my favorite. But " THATS MY BAD MUTHA FUCKA" is a good one . ..Jules is awesome.

[@altonjunior]

Facts

[@raven-dl3xo]

7:51 "But I am trying Ringo....I am trying real hard to be the Shepherd" Love the line

[@rcmodder]

The way Yolanda whimpers back the shut up and snuggles her man at the end. She really loves Ringo and was so afraid of losing him that she was willing to risk it all.

[@pievancl5457]

5:55 when Jules tells Vincent to STFU(!!!!) and Yolanda whimpers “shut up.” I always thought this was subtle yet hilarious and idk why. True to life dialogue.

[@krrratka]

Pievancl ha! I never noticed! Agree 100%

[@iamkxtv]

Funny you mentioned that because it just stood out to me and I laughed 😂

[@Admiral87Crunch]

I remember there was some quick laughter in the theater at that line. Then everyone went right back to being on the edge of their seats.

[@JonDundas10]

I just noticed that she points a pretend gun at Jules too.

[@Frombeyondthehorizon6860]

How is Vincent still alive from being shot at the apartment?

[@smithwesson1896]

And the first thing they bought with that $1500 was a new pair of underwear for Ringo

[@jakeearle9392]

And a new pair of panties for Honey Bunny after she peed herself 😂

[@huntertate1111]

The “Yes you did” line from Sam is one of my favorite lines and responses of all time

[@frarfarf]

I thought you meant 'yes you did Brad!' From earlier in the film!

[@poopsyko]

“And it’s the world that’s evil and selfish” Hits the heart everytime

[@jim4640]

But you know that ain't the truth

[@brotherjoll1802]

@@jim4640 how isn’t? be realistic man

[@irishfrog396]

@@brotherjoll1802 the world is defined by its inhabitants. its not the worlds choice to be evil.

[@RedCatalyst]

@@irishfrog396 Do you think nature is defined the same way?

[@7_4vondo75]

@@RedCatalyst It is. Animals, insects, & Micro-organisms take the life of their others to preserve it's own. Alot of times very painful and slow too. Alot of conquering, torture, fear provocation, enslavement and displacing went on to build the modern we have Today. We define it as evil, but the world been this way before Humans were on it. Good & Evil ain't real it's Man-Made. Not every man will abide by it. Selfishness is choosing to ensure the preservation of one's self

[@antonioromero6885]

He has an infinity stone in that briefcase!!

[@A-Dubs398]

It's the yellow one, hence the yellow shine.

[@jooplin]

thats where they get the soul stone in infinity war part two

[@gauravnathan5701]

I saw that man fighting hulk

[@irrelevanterr]

@@gauravnathan5701 lmao

[@projalpaul3968]

Oh that's wat happened to Jules. He became good and changed his name to Nick Fury and joined SHIELD

[@user-mp9gb6rq4m]

5:11

[@rusty7984]

Holy shit is that a Chainsawman reference

[@sadifrahman9288]

This scene still gives me goosebumps no matter how many times I rewatch. Greatest scene ever probably.

[@dominiquejones3805]

My favorite

[@joeyrozic1100]

"It's the one that says Bad Motherfucker.."

[@billiebleach7889]

“COME ON YOLANDA, WHAT’S FONZIE LIKE? “Co...cool” “WHAT?” “Cool” “CORRECTEMUNDO”

[@kingburger6232]

Jules had a lot of patience when Yolanda started yelling. Ringo was right in the middle of pure chaos. The point is, Ringo and Yolanda didnt expect two gangsters to end up with total control of the situation. Diners never get robbed for the same reason police stations never get robbed. Jules believes he is the evil of the world, and he is and thats why he gave him the money. One thing you never steal, especially from a gangster, is hard earned untaxed dead presidents. Instead of ringo stealing it, Jules gave it to him so no offense was taken. Its pretty crazy

[@maartineriksson]

The first time I watched this movie, up until the very end I sat wondering "what the hell is going on in this movie?". Then this scene played out, the soundtrack started playing and I saw them exit the diner as the screen turned back - then the only thing I could think of was "Damn, this is one of the best movies I've ever seen". Still can't put my finger on why, it just is.

[@grlvworld]

I remember seeing this for the first time and thinking "Talk about REALLY picking the wrong person to mess with."

[@butchcassidy5440]

grlvworld he was before he got Religified.

[@kishanthakker6994]

i watched it yesterday after taking weed movie was trippy ❤

[@Jdb63]

YTS TECH No you didn't

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

His wallet literally says bad mothafucker

[@Jdb63]

Best pooler I take weed all the time

[@Warhero1171]

The people in the diner were like, wtf just happened?

[@kathleenhaze]

This scene is so romantic. Call me messed up but I think Pumpkin and Honey Bunny are one of the best cinema couples. They have good communication skills, they respect and care for each other and they aren't embarrassed to show legitimate physical attraction to each other. Their career choice is awful but at least from my perspective from the audience, it's sooo adorable!

[@liu7]

They're better than Butch and Fabienne imo. Those two have completely opposite personalities that don't mesh.

[@hugopereira5640]

She's ugly as sin tho lmao

[@Mrfairchap]

Are you crazy? They're a couple of moronic psychos! "Romantic" they certainly ain't!

[@zzzzzzzzzzzk]

I think they're trying too hard to be like Bonnie and Clyde.

[@primrosec.2045]

@kathleenhaze you'd have a different opinion if it was your face that they were pointing those guns at. No need to praise the love of couples whose 'love' unites them in hurting other people.

[@shia_labeouf]

The final moments of this scene show how the way you act and carry yourself are what truly define cool. Vince and Jules go from looking like "a couple of dorks" in those shirts and shorts to looking incredibly badass as they walk out of the diner, purely because of their confidence.

[@mrkrills8839]

1:52 if you look closely at the reflection you can see it’s Tarantino’s N word pass

[@lilcalvin7278]

What you mean

[@ADRFilms119]

@@lilcalvin7278 Tarantino played Jimmy in the scene before and uses the N word a few times.

[@jorgeloredo100]

@@ADRFilms119 I've watched so many 80s and 70s movies and everyone says nigger every time, I tought it was a common thing?

[@QixTheDS]

Oderol Tarantino finds a way to say it in quite a few of his movies. It’s kind of funny.

[@trouble_mann]

It's beautiful... 🤣🤣🤣

[@oliverkalamata2753]

When Samuel Jackson tells the manager to shut up, it sends chills up my spine because he's the one with the gun in his face. That little line/scene speaks volumes!

[@ToddWCorey1]

I hear ya! He's decided to try to be the shepherd and... Lord, so many biblical parables here. Tarantino must have gone to Sunday school at some point. And he was takin notes.

[@1980syuppie]

Todd Corey please tell me this story on the shepherd if you don’t mind me asking?

[@MrTribalsun]

@@1980syuppie no hahahaha

[@michaelhenry3234]

@@1980syuppie You mean a biblical shepherd in general? The idea is that Jesus is the shepherd, Christians are his sheep, and he protects/guides his herd.

[@russellbrown1068]

“Shut The Fuck Up Fat Man!

[@itsnotthatserious9102]

It’s scenes like this is why I love Tarantino movies. The dialogue; not always about the straight up killing and violence.. it’s the tension build up between characters, the shift of momentum from one side to the other. Inglorius Basterds, Reservoir Dogs and the Kill Bill movies are definitely my favorites.

[@richie6921]

When a director just does what the hell he wants with no restrictions, this is the kind of magic that is produced. That's why it is the best, and always will be. It's so far ahead of anything else there's nothing really to compare it to

[@dinosaurcj]

I'm not entirely certain, but it seems reasonable given what Tarantino usually does, that Tarantino originally wanted a much more violent ending, but the company (I'm pretty sure it was Miramax) didn't want him to do that, so he came up with this. Again I'm not certain, but it would make sense.

[@ChristopherCherry02]

Samuel L. Jackson’s best performance of all time. Timeless and brilliant.

[@1wannabee1]

'Oh all time'? lets not get carried away now!

[@rolan5948]

Christopher Cherry it definitely isn’t of all time. Some people fail to keep level headed sometimes

[@Blackhawk211]

afro samurai is his best

[@SuperBuckwheat11]

Agreed. This is his best performance deserving of an Oscar.

[@henryjackson2357]

I'd say his Ordell is even better, more fleshed out.

[@wallhackergotdammit]

Samuel L. Jackson owned this fucking movie.

[@joaquinwaters1810]

The mark of a truly great storyteller: Tarantino thought of a few marginally connected, out of order anecdotes about gangsters in L.A. and somehow turned them into a mesmerizing, unforgettable epic with profound meditations on the human soul. There’s something mythic about Pulp Fiction, some nameless quality that elevates all of its individual pieces and just makes it all feel deeply important. Truly, and without hyperbole, it is a masterpiece.

[@Macfierce1]

It's easily the greatest moment in cinematic history. The dialogue is just absolutely off the charts. Samuel L. is an INSANELY great actor.

[@liamreid5407]

Now he’s getting an Honorary Oscar to make up for the one he didn’t win for Pulp Fiction

[@obionedogan]

@@liamreid5407 He definitely deserves it!

[@jakeg3733]

This and the basement bar scene in Inglorious Basterds. Shame Samuel Jackson couldn't play a greater role in that one

[@DavidRuiz-kw8kx]

I wonder how many film the people who make this kind of comments have seen?

[@BENNYB-ze4dw]

correctamundo.LOL

[@aaronbays4]

I've finally figured out what's in the briefcase, been watching this movie for years, then it hit me. Inside the case is a yellow light bulb.

[@russellgreen4849]

It's his innocence. Dirty laundry his boss wants cleaned. Something to be returned that was taken unjustly. Something beautiful. That, and a lightbulb. Lol

[@Jo-ms8kz]

Wait...i thought it was Marcellus' soul?!? Thats why he has the bandaid on the back of his head

[@WarTard13]

I always accepted it as gold bars. Wealth encapsulated. The thing the makes humans run on the hamster wheel.

[@novat9731]

It's what ever the viewer want it to be

[@BobzBurg3rz]

Actually its a Royal with cheese

[@ItachiUchiha-xz1oo]

The 80's and 90's are never gonna come back or are they ??? 😥.. can't get better than this !!

[@InitialDrifterZ]

Samuel Jackson L. Jackson’s best performance of his entire career. He fucking kills it

[@SFxTAGG3]

Everyone loves Samuel L. Jackson in this movie, including myself, and rightly so. But I'd also like to point out that Tim Roth did an excellent job in this movie. Sure, he doesn't have the cool factor. But a mighty fine performance, nonetheless.

[@nitroyetevn]

that gulp when Samuel L. Jackson finishes his speech

[@nihilisticbarbie]

He was great, what do you mean

[@dawolf4274]

AGREE 100%

[@dylanarthur5526]

Glad Tarantino worked with him again on The Hateful Eight

[@celion5798]

Dylan Arthur that’s not the only other movie with jackson, hateful eight wasn’t even that good. he was in django unchained and jackie brown which were both better than the hateful eight

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Not only is Tarantino a phenomenal director, his writing skills are insane too. Just look at the dialogues, damn!! Just perfect!

[@DoctorXander]

I think of him as a much better writer than as a director. And he's still a great director

[@binarakr]

His writing skills are always better than his directing

[@magallanesagustin4952]

@@binarakr he:s a great writer when it comes to screenplays, he's also a great novelist, too. His Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is very good.

[@yahiryellow1]

Doubt it just this one scene anyone can call someone a great director but don't say why

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Can't wait until he starts writing novels. Just got the once upon a time in Hollywood novelization, looking forward to it

[@kennethha416]

Chainsaw Man brought me back to this fuckin masterpiece

[@motor4X4kombat]

ironic since kishibe is my favorite character in CSM and jules my favorite in pulp fiction

[@anurodhpathak9725]

@@motor4X4kombat Great to find another Kishibe lover!

[@stargazer2312]

Fujimoto's references are based as hell

[@kennethha416]

@@motor4X4kombat kishibe is goated

[@kennethha416]

@@stargazer2312 dude ong love that man

[@senshimak]

9 minute scene, all dialogue and it keeps you on the edge of your seat the first time you watch it because of the tension created by awesome acting and great script. Tarantino at his best.

[@maogu1999]

"And when motherfuckers get scared, that's when motherfuckers ACCIDENTALLY get shot" god that gets me XD

[@SaintKuro]

Fuckin Marvin

[@snowballs7007]

That statement is true throughout history.

[@darthbiker2311]

This is what kings do. No intimidation, no loss of "cool." Just talking and shattering a couple of peasants' inflated sense of ego. I feel bad for Ringo and Honey Bunny in the end, they're so broken and walking out of there as if they were the ones who got robbed.

[@rosson1983]

This film has to be Tarantino’s stand out masterpiece. The dialogue is unmatched, the screenplay masterful, and the acting sublime. Every character perfectly cast and with a perfect amount of backstory for you to care about them. I cannot think of anything in this movie that can be criticised.

[@frarfarf]

There's only one thing - butch's girlfriend

[@nunyabidness117]

You're the weak...and I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm trying Ringo. I'm trying real hard to be the shepherd.

[@chrisn365]

Brett DeLong oh please, said clearly in the movie thanks for the amazing translation service

[@ericcrawford5468]

Let me type something that we just heard. I'll get likes this way....

[@ericcrawford5468]

Chud Bitch be kool!

[@ericcrawford5468]

Anddd, you are an idiot, chode.

[@MrCholoPants3415]

Intelligent response

[@anthonyg309]

"C'MON YOLANDA WHAT'S FONZIE LIKE?!!" haha

[@chrisn365]

anthonyg309 said that in the movie thanks

[@AM-zh2vu]

Cool

[@epurerazvan3245]

Yolanda looks more like a man

[@thewomble1509]

@@epurerazvan3245 Amanda Plummer. Daughter of Richard i think.

[@pixelmaster213]

Aayy!

[@piotr5566]

What I didn't notice before was how you can see Yolanda really, really caring, her fear for the loved one, and herself. Phenomenal.

[@Carlosarts2]

Chainsaw Man!!

[@imnotacannibal]

Shut up bitch and bark for me.

[@dawolf4274]

Was told by my grandmother YEARS ago. "No matter how big and tough you think you are, there's always someone out there bigger and tougher than you." ... this is a prime example of this. "Ringo" simply walked into a bad situation LOL Great fucking scene by Jackson and EVERYONE involved!

[@bobbynorris.2878]

WOLF!!!! PREACH ⛪⛪⛪⛪ 9:57AM JANUARY 6 2020 MONDAY

[@Psythik]

There's always a bigger fish.

[@SyamDaRos-EndoManno]

Is way more true than "You are special and if you really want nothing can't stop you"

[@FranK-tg7ou]

Your grandma must have been a smart woman

[@nathandiaz2863]

I feel like it took Jules all the way till 3 to finally say something because he was seriously debating on killing him before making his mind up and deciding to help him.

[@Wavemaninawe]

Could be. In the script he goes through an internal analysis of the situation, where he quickdraws and kills the both of them. But instead he decides to try the high road and bargain his way out. Supposedly Tarantino originally intended to shoot a scene of what played out in Jules' head, mixed with this final outcome.

[@KungFuTayo]

@@Wavemaninawe Loved the fact Quentin kept it as it is. I feel like the imagination scene would have just killed the tension in this whole scend

[@DonFelixGallardo]

@@KungFuTayonot necessarily it would have been funny but it would have been weird cos there are no other times in the movie where such a thing happens.

[@TAGMedia7]

Samuel L. Jackson should have won an Oscar for this scene.

[@khurram2970]

The movie was already great, but the music at the end (and also at the start of the movie) made it legendary. You walk out of the movie feeling 100% satisfied and wholesome with that uplifting music tones. People often neglect that, but whether it's Godfather movies, the good, the bad and ugly, or Tarantino movies, great music is the key to lift a movie to legendary status.

[@Emoji-Blue]

Point the gun at me! POINT THE GUN AT ME! Love how he ain't nervous about the gun pointed at him, just the girl freaking out. xD

[@captainbrent3756]

Him worried more about Vincent than himself speaks volumes about his redemption and their friendship.

[@jamelgallagher6602]

@@captainbrent3756 the only thing he was worried about was vincent blowing their heads off. If it was vincent who was sitting there and jules in bathroom those two would have been dead in seconds.

[@Wavemaninawe]

@@jamelgallagher6602 If Vincent had been in that booth with the briefcase, half the diner would have been dead. Himself included. As cool as Vincent was, he was still kind of a dopey fuck up. He messed up a lot of routine details throughout the film. And after Jules left (not being around to look after Vincent), he got himself killed through doing something as stupid as leaving his gun in the kitchen while taking a dump.

[@StarryStarryNocturne]

@Wavemaninawe There is that very plausible theory that the silenced uzi was Marcellus' gun. Vincent had his careless moments but at no point in the film is he shown to be a complete idiot. Add the fact that 1) Marcellus holds Vincent in high regard (enough to trust him with entertaining and protecting his wife while he's away on busines) and 2) Vincent is never seen carrying more than a handgun and I think this theory is more likely what happened: they went to Butch's residence late at night (after that conversation between Marcellus and Paul in Butch's dressing room, where Vincent comes in and catches up with Mia), since Butch went straight to a Hotel after the fight they didn't find him there and decide to wait him out until morning. At that point they thought he was long gone and gave up on expecting his return to his apartment. Vincent having stomach issue due to his heroin addiction went straight to the bathroom, while Marcellus decided to get some breakfast - not wanting to be making stops at a restaurant with a big silenced uzi strapped to his person or sitting in his car, he left it on the kitchen counter which was right in front of Butch's bathroom where Vincent was, probably so Vincent would look after it as soon as he got out of the bathroom.) And they would've been right to not expect him coming back since he wouldn't have gone back if not for the forgotten watch.

[@russellbrown1068]

“Hate to break it to you, but this ain’t the first time I’ve had a gun pointed at me.” Tarantino’s brilliance is his dialogue. Just fucking awesome.

[@SuperBuckwheat11]

I like how the music kicks in soon as Vincent says "I think we should be leaving now".

[@fabi3790]

Is there more of that music or not? Because i really like it^^ is there a full version or a name?

[@datnade2299]

@@fabi3790 It's called Surf Rider, by the Lively Ones

[@jakexdilla]

It’s a showing of brilliant self-restraint on Quentin’s part to not include music at all the entire scene and let the dialogue carry all the tension, because that’s where it’s really all coming from. I feel like most directors would throw in some schlock “subtle” intense music to try and enhance the scene, inadvertently ruining the true intensity of the scene. It’s one among many reasons why this film still holds up so well, even 26 years later.

[@jarrahello877]

It just occurred to me that this phrase also means "the movie is over, lets wrap up"

[@slaughterofthesoul7069]

you're the weak and i am the tyranny of evil men i freaking love that line absolutely genius

[@Jman917]

Why the HeLL didnt Samuel L Jackson didnt get an Academy Award or Oscar for his role in this film??? OMG He was OUTSTANDING

[@SuperAfroMac]

One of the greatest scenes in Cinema history

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

digital doug I think it's the worst scene in the whole movie

[@redmackarel10]

Maxfield Nuckels explain yourself

[@ZR38315]

Maxfield Nuckels the worst Scene is unquestionably Bruce Willis and his girlfriend in the hotel

[@randywhite3947]

Maxfield Nuckels Not it isn’t stop trying to be edgy

[@randywhite3947]

Zach Ruggiero nope that scene is one of the best

[@daffy2115]

One of the best endings in cinematic history.

[@ronaldmcfondled9604]

@Maurice Hawkins And that fuckin track fits so damn perfect. QT's one talented sob.

[@lionhead123]

and those clothes!

[@ollikoskiniemi6221]

@@lionhead123 It's just so funny and ridiculous detail that they are wearing that stuff after their suits got bloody

[@christosdoios846]

This movie is just one big sequence packed with iconic scenes it's just ridiculous.

[@vrexan7133]

That isn't Kishibe...

[@tonybalsamo8673]

“Your boss makes you do his laundry?” “When he wants it clean” “Sounds like a shit job” “Funny, I was thinking the same thing”

[@Mizgrievoux]

Took my like back to keep it at 420 but yeah that back n forth was great.

[@chriswayneevans]

A superb ending to a very good film

[@classyneurotic6339]

Octavio89 More like excellent.

[@darkpewdiepie851]

its over rated,after watching it 3 times i don't know whats good about it

[@darkpewdiepie851]

i watched it 3 times to know what the hype was about.i liked some dialogues and screen play but on a whole film seemed above average at best!it certainly is over rated

[@douglasdahlstrom949]

What's your favourite movie? SpiderMan 3? Die Hard 2? If you think this is a bad ending, these kinds of masterpieces probably isn't for you

[@userjoinedyourchannel1]

@@douglasdahlstrom949 this movie had absolutley no message and im sure a lot of ppl agree w me. I think that's what he meant, he likes movies that have a message and that are understandable. Tarantino used A LOT of his inspiration in this movie and A LOT of the scenes in the movie were remade from movies Tarantino loved. This scene, as it is well acted still makes no sense which is what i love bout this movie. It gave us nothing but funny and brilliantly acted. Tarantino was one ambitious motherfucker. It ain't cool to assume what movies ppl like tho im sure he got his fair share of great movies smh but die hard 2? Now you jus hittin way too low

[@Luke101]

Samuel L Jackson was absolutely mesmerizing in this film

[@johnrussell-bk7lv]

Amanda Plummer is SO criminally overlooked and underrated in this scene. It's one of the greatest comedic performances of all time. She only has like five lines in an extremely talky scene, but she completely steals the show. You can't take your eyes off of her. Her physical comedy completely captures her character in so many hilariously subtle ways and when she does speak her inflection is absolutely perfect. She's barely in the movie and yet you feel like you know exactly who she is in seconds. I love when she has a pistol on Vince and a finger gun on Jules because she's so stressed out she doesn't even realize what she's doing, and that little "chuddup" she gives Vince after Jules yells at him gets me every time. It's the perfect example of how a brilliant actor can give you a clear understanding of their character's psychology with zero exposition.

[@frarfarf]

Yeah you know that she is like wild and cold and ruthless but at the same time warm and loving, and in way over her head in this situation

[@JonCom3dy]

Sometimes I wish every time I watch this movie, it’s my first time all over again so I can feel the tension.

[@PlanetShlorpian]

I love this scene because it actually does show that Jules and Vincent aren't complete irredeemable psychopaths after all. This movie has a way of humanizing criminals and I feel it does a good job of that too.

[@criztu]

Jules and Vincent are Beavis and Butthead. complete cartoons

[@PlanetShlorpian]

@@criztu And Ringo and Honeybunny are decent enough criminals to not kill anyone in that diner.

[@vibovitold]

@@PlanetShlorpian decent? or just - as Wolf would put it - "self-preservation is an instinct they possess"

[@100yrs7]

On god, complete opposite of natural born killers

[@wonderbread4323]

@@PlanetShlorpianthey aren’t really killers… they’re robbers, the guns were just for intimidation

[@surindersingh724]

“Just know; you hurt him, you die” That’s true love right there.

[@IronheartvsMiles]

she would be dead to

[@surindersingh724]

@@IronheartvsMiles Precisley why it’s true love

[@77Creation]

Then Vincent suddenly appears to prove just how blind true love can be.

[@dominiquejones3805]

I love it when she says Shut Up