Alright , let's see what the hype is about! Pulp Fiction 1994 MOVIE

[@johnmiller8968]

Prior to 2000 you could smoke everywhere. Grocery stores, hospitals, airplanes. In the 90s we hung out at McDonald's just because we could smoke there and the mall too. Smoking was banned for high school students by 1990 in most areas. Before that high schools had teacher and student smoking areas.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

We used to be a free country. 😂

[@persephone9177]

Dutchie here🙋‍♀️ my college even had a smoking area inside😁 ngl, I kinda miss those days when you could just smoke anywhere....

[@stevenmckee6134]

My doctor used to offer me a cigarette whenever I went to his surgery

[@rubenlopez3364]

@@stevenmckee6134Securing work for his pulmonologist buddies

[@JoseSalazar-ei1oy]

I miss hearing a waitress ask me, "Smoking or non-smoking?"

[@ryanstandre3648]

fun fact, Samual L Jacksons purple light saber in star wars also said "bad mother fucker"

[@svartmetall]

The way Ving Rhames says 'motherfucker' when he spots Butch through the windscreen has to be the single best delivery of that word in cinematic history.

[@souldiving4197]

Dang I thought it was just me who thought that line was musical…..also like when says when he’s sending the wolf to Jules “ feel better mthfk “ different but still musical

[@bertneto9618]

YES! i always say it that way when joking with friends or the wife...lol

[@juspatmil]

Welcome back I love ya.... this video Lil short ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@billparrish4385]

The book Vincent was reading on the toilet in the restaurant and at Butch's apartment was 'Modesty Blaise', a 1965 novel about the title character who was a British Intelligence agent, a sort of female James Bond. Vincent was likely in the can so much because he suffered from OIC, opioid induced constipation, due to his heroin habit. 'Modesty Blaise' was first introduced as a graphic novel character in 1963. Such comics were often published in magazines printed on cheap paper, referred to as 'pulp' magazines, making the beautiful spy's story... 'pulp fiction'. So even though Vincent was reading the hardback version, the character first came to light as a pulp fiction subject. And pulp magazines were a common source of reading in one particular location -- the john. So, the scenes where Vincent is reading a novel about a pulp fiction character are basically where the film gets its name! Gotta love QT's Easter eggs!

[@donpietruk1517]

Yes Uma Thurman is in fact the main character Beatrix Kiddo, aka The Bride, from Kill Bill. In fact she and Tarantino worked out a lot of the basic plot line and character development of The Bride while making this movie.

[@ZrankFappaH]

“Let’s see what the hype is all about” the fact this movie still has hype given that it is decades old, is a testament to the film for sure.

[@jaydisqus3353]

This is the only movie I paid to watch multiple times in the theater.

[@paulamoya7956]

This is ALSO the only movie I paid to watch “3” times in the theater.🌠🌠🌠✔️

[@timhilton7254]

Not only is Uma Thurman the woman from Kill Bill, she and Quentin Tarantino hatched the idea for those movies while filming this one.

[@AFKeveryday]

india.. you one of my very favorite for all these years .. thank you.. great reaction as always

[@persephone9177]

Yup! She's the Bride from Kill Bill😊

[@nikkisatchel4699]

smokin was allowed everwhere...😂...u are from Cleveland and I was born therr...it used to be a mall there called Randall Park mall, in Warrensville, and the smoking section was dead in the middle where the play area for the kids was😂😂

[@jamesstanley8269]

It was Marsellus’ gun. He went to get coffee & donuts.

[@frogofbrass382]

For the older generation who got to know John Travolta from Grease, Saturday Night Fever, and Urban Cowboy, the dance scene was instant nostalgia.

[@therealmarlonbellamy]

Fun fact: Laurence Fishburne was supposed to play Jules.

[@amyjordan195]

Regarding the $5 shake: it wasn't that he couldn't afford it. He was just appalled that they would have a shake that expensive.

[@kingcassius2586]

Especially in the early 90s.

[@mikelundquist4596]

$5 in 1994 is equivalent to $10.31 today. If you're OK with a $10 shake, then more power to ya.

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

Depends how good it is 🤤😭

[@isaackellogg3493]

Bullshit. Never believe government statistics. I work in food service, and an $18-20 shake (in a pre-Starbucks world) is a much closer comparison.

[@DayvonWiliams]

...depends; do they put bourbon in it? 😉

[@GullibleTarget]

​@@DayvonWiliamsand a rolled up 5 dollar bill as a straw.

[@menolikey_]

You not knowing about this is the first time I've been concerned about you since I stumbled onto you

[@JamesASharp]

Quentin Tarantino's best film in his filmography. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@LaoWatsonSmith]

Kill Bill is pretty much her character from Fox Force Five so many consider it the same universe. Which also puts it in with Reservoir Dogs and True Romance too

[@donpietruk1517]

Django Unchained also. Paula Schultz would be the wife of the late Dr. King Schultz from that movie.

[@Sillydogification]

The gun in the apartment was Marcellus' ... He went out for breakfast, leaving the gun behind... Vincent thought it was Marcellus returning with breakfast pastries and coffee, thats why he was surprised by Butch, he was expecting Marcellus.

[@phila3884]

Nice wrap up of what was ultimately the final scene.

[@davem.2180]

The unanswered question is what gives off the golden glow in the case? Speculations run from gold bars to a holy relic. If you watch closely, when the bullets missed, you will see a gold glow in the air, and they felt like God saved them. My vote is holy relic.

[@GullibleTarget]

My vote is drugs/addiction/greed. To addicts, be they like Vincent or some street-junkie drugs is like materialised 'god'. Doesn't matter what drug. Something that will give you momentarily bliss and 'salvation' but ultimately...it will steal your soul and will hurt everyone around you. You will steal, lie and kill for it. Which is why the code to the lock is 666; the mark of the beast. An anti christ who pretends to come as a savior but will destroy your immortal soul. That's why Jules got out of the business. Drugs brought him money but it turned him into a killer, thinking he was justified in being one because he killed people who messed up drug or gambling deals. Killing in the name of the antichrist in the suitcase: addiction. Death on a toilet is also biblical. Reminds be of the biblical demon called belphagore. A demon that thrived on gluttony, indulgence and was constantly constipated with sin, defecating for eternity. The imagery of belphagor is echoed in Vincent dying on the can because he was constipated because of the heroin he took.

[@OneRedRocket]

This is the film that changed cinema Hopefully, this is the start of Tarantino films. Reactions

[@tubekulose]

0:19 Here in Austria smoking in restaurants was totally normal until 2019. Then, for elusive reasons, it was governmentally banned, which led to a massive decline in the number of visitors, because lots of people, me included, weren't willing to dine or drink out any more. Due to the vast losses in sales restaurants and bars had to be shut down forever one after the other. It was an economic and cultural disaster.

[@brianforrester5693]

Hey India! I love to see how many views you’re getting on this channel especially since KZbin came down on your other channel. Keep up the great work, love your reactions ❤

[@merkitten953]

Woohoo, one of my fave movies! Thank you for keeping at least some of *that* scene in- so many reactors dont, or keep a tiny bit & look super uncomfortable, lol. The backstory ive heard is that Jimmy and Jules go way back, are good friends, and Jimmy even got Jules out of a tight spot before. Despite the fact that Jimmy seemingly lives a normal life now, he didnt always, and he and Jules see eachother as equals - i mean theres obviously trust there if he goes there and tells him "i got a dead body in the car and i need your help". So bc they know eachother, Jimmy immediately realizes that Jules is trying to "Jimmy" him, as hes possibly done in the past, and heads him off with a certain type of language. Jules doesnt take it as disrepect bc he knkws Jimmy doesnt mean it in a disrespectful or anti-racial way: he's using the word bc hes pissed, that theres a dead body and a bloody car in his garage and Jules is tryimg to bs him about coffee ffs. So he's basically saying "cut the crap, do what you gotta do and go". And he's using the language of gangsters bc he used to run in those circles - theyre criminals, not Starbucks baristas. But like i said, Jules gets it which is why he's not offended. Anyway thats just some backstoy/my take on it. Great reaction as usual!

[@isaackellogg3493]

Also, jimmy’s wife is black, so he considers himself to possess an N-word pass

[@shawtydtoolit7706]

That is the woman that plays kill Bill just a different wig and hair color

[@RebelAngelkiller62]

Yes, that is Uma Thurman, she also played in the Kill Bill movies.

[@LarryJones-c4m]

Back in the 90s and before, anytime you walked into a sit-down restaurant (whether it was Outback Steakhouse or Denny's), the first thing the hostess would say to you would be "Smoking (section) or non?"

[@Cifer77]

When Mr Samuel L. auditioned for this, he walked into the room with a burger and a drink, was eating and drinking both. They'd ask him questions, and he'd just stare at them menacingly as he kept eating and drinking.

[@merkitten953]

You neglected to mention that the reason he stared menacingly was he'd been called back for a 2nd interview- then Tarantino was late & kept him waiting, so when he did get there, Jackson was in a bad mood. The glares were real, and he was in a fuck it mood so he just kept eating his burger and taking sips of his drink thru the audition. Tarantino liked it and put it in the movie.

[@sephjnr]

@@merkitten953 I'd read that things were so-so in the interview and they were going to stick with Paul Calderon (Paul the bartender) as Jules. But some guy at the interview called him "Mr. [Lawrence] Fishburne" by mistake, and Sam was *PISSED*. They hired him for Jules on the spot.

[@GullibleTarget]

So which story is true?

[@bryannorris7924]

In 1994 they actually had sections of the restaurant that were “smoking “ and “nonsmoking “

[@ZweibeinVierbein]

The funny thing is, if u watch the movie again, look at those bullet holes when the guy missed the shots...the holes were in the wall before he fired :D

[@thamoose2179]

Yes...that was Uma Thurman from Kill Bill. And the sword Bruce Willis (Butch) used to kill Zed and Maynard was a Hattori Hanzou Sword....

[@GullibleTarget]

Well...Bills' brother said he pawned off the sword...but that was a lie. So....is it a Hanzo sword he pawned or did he say that because he knew it would hurt his brother.

[@rickwelch8464]

Your'e the weak, and I am the tyranny of evil men. But I'm trying Ringo... I'm trying REAL hard to be the Shepherd.

[@kaydantonio3719]

Yes. It’s Uma Thurman who was in Kill Bill

[@Infamous1991]

I watched this movie the first time in 2003 its one of my favourite movies since then

[@floorticket]

There were smoking sections in restaurants and planes, lots of places. I think smoking was finally outlawed in bars in Chico, California in 1996.

[@moonlitegram]

Man, that's a lot earlier than where I'm from. You could smoke in bars up to about 2004 or 2005. Don't remember the exact year it got banned.

[@tubekulose]

Here in Austria smoking in restaurants was totally normal until 2017. Then it was banned, which led to enormous losses in sales, because a lot of people, me included, didn't want to eat or drink out any more. Due to the decline in the number of visitors restaurants and bars one after the other had to be shut down forever. It was an economic disaster.

[@jonlight670]

Steve Buscemi from Fargo & The Big Lebowski is the waiter at Jack Rabbits

[@aliciasavage6801]

$5 was a lot for a milkshake in the 1990's

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

But her bf was a big boss ? So I was confused 😕

[@jasonrd316]

@@explorewithindiamovies7913 Her husband was, but Vincent was not. Also, it's not like they don't have the money, Vincent's point is it's a lot to pay for something like that.

[@merkitten953]

@@explorewithindiamovies7913 itd be like a 10 dollar shake today. Sure a lot of us could afford that, but that doesnt mean we'd choose to bc we just cant see any shKe being worth that muchs, so he just had to try it to see what the hype was.

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

Depends how it taste if it’s good it’s worth 10$ 🥹🥹

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 7 Oscars including Best Picture, but won for Best Original Screenplay.

[@SighDontWantAHandle]

It IS the same actress as Kill Bill. Uma Thurman. Well Spotted.

[@robertfindley921]

A very different side of India. Love the movie.

[@claudesweeney1850]

It took me awhile to realize that this whole movie was just one day all this happened in one day

[@kypangoyi550]

The stuff between Vincent and Mia didn’t happen the same day. And also everything with Butch.

[@governmentcheese8023]

The sound on this is horrible.

[@alfreddreamer9097]

Also too many cuts in the reaction. I like it better when reactors allow more time for the scenes.

[@lyssalovesit]

She's way better at editing now. This is an older video reupload.

[@gothicmatter9123]

She does play kill bill uma

[@GuarmaRummy]

Smoking in restaurants is nothing! They used to let people smoke on airplanes. And i'm pretty sure The Exorcist contains a moment when a doctor lights a cigarette while talking to a patient lol

[@eve7093]

You're wright, that's Uma Thurman from Kill Bill 😊

[@JoshWall79]

Just wanted to let you know watch your audio, the movie came in really loud at times then would get quiet. Just some advice, nice reaction!

[@phila3884]

Stings a little India, when Jules asks "what's Fonzie like?" and your generation is like, "what?" haha it's ok!

[@Abbriscoe]

Explorewith india Movies , You are right. Uma Thurman is the star of KILL BILL part 1 and 2, and she is also the actress in this movie, PULP FICTION.

[@anniesmolkin7685]

It was set before the 90s i believe but yes people smoked in the 90s and it WAS normal :) crazy to believe . I would go to the mall wiithmy friends and we would smoke in the smoking section in the food court. My friends smoked at school in the smoking section

[@jesses5463]

Smoking was not that common in the 90s. Pretty sure most restaurants had already banned it, but the ones that still allowed smoking had separate smoking and non-smoking sections.

[@moodfm5673]

I dont know where you got that idea from at all 41% of americans smoked in the 1940s it was about 25% in the 90s and its at about 14% now.

[@jesses5463]

@@moodfm5673 Yeah, so it's not all that more common than now and I don't ever see smokers, but then again I don't live in a shithole.

[@GullibleTarget]

​@@moodfm5673it's not only Americans who watch this channel. America is not the default setting for all experiences.

[@zedwpd]

The bible verse is made up. Marvin worked for Marcellus and was a plant in their group which is why Vince and Jules didn't kill him. Which also makes his accidental death more of a shame. Mia and Vince did not win the trophy, they stole it. That part was edited out for length. The gun in Butch's kitchen was Marcellus' who left it there to get coffee and donuts. Butch seeing Marcellus walk in front of his car is an homage to the same scene in Psycho. And I'm sure everyone else will tell you why Vince is in the bathroom all the time.

[@MrJimmGrant]

Can you do Django unchained next

[@jaydisqus3353]

Tarantino has a foot fetish. it makes its way into his movies. this might be the movie that pushes you into the algorithm.

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

✌🌎❤

[@johnshelton2414]

OK HONEY BUNNY🤣🤣

[@GullibleTarget]

'You've been a bad girl, Gaga. A very bad girl!"

[@colleenabood8775]

Well done steak for me too girl lol

[@maxreach]

smoking in the restaurant? yeah ppl had more freedom back then. I'm wondering how wiping asses isn't regulated yet

[@BrianRenardDavis]

Hey India

[@Kugnae2]

Edited down to 24mins only? Cut out way to much for me to watch your reaction.

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

Respect it maybe next movie 🖤

[@thefatman2780]

ROY-AL WITH CHEESE

[@nikkisatchel4699]

that is ol girl from kill Bill, and the movie 5th element too...Uma thurman

[@markhamstra1083]

Uma Thurman is not in _The Fifth Element._

[@nikkisatchel4699]

@markhamstra1083 what's her name in that movie

[@JemJam2976]

​@@nikkisatchel4699Milla Jovovich

[@nikkisatchel4699]

@JemJam2976 yeah, that's her name...appreciate it

[@JemJam2976]

@@nikkisatchel4699 no problem

[@traceysharpe6330]

In 24.56. I think not. Sham on the mess.

[@nsasupporter7557]

“Overhype” is more the word. This is one of the most overrated movies ever

[@zedwpd]

Dude you are amazing! I can't find the time or effort to do things I like and yet you have both time and energy to watch reaction to a movie you dislike and comment about it. Amazing.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@zedwpd I didn’t watch it, dumb ass. I just came on here to say that because it needed to be said! The hype for this movie is suffocating. Now since you’re all butt hurt and offended because I said that, go cry in the corner like a little baby

[@krautgazer]

@@zedwpd Lol, very well put.

[@domcoke]

the audio on the film is hugely distorted, making the video borderline unwatchable.