FIRST TIME WATCHING | Pulp Fiction (1994) | Movie Reaction | Super Awesome Fun Time!

The Mrs checks out Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction (1994) for the first time. Here's her reaction.
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[@YouMeTheMovies]

Awesome Fun Time!

[@robertjewell9727]

Jackie Brown is as I've said before is the only QT film I really like. But Pulp Fiction is great fun although it's weirdly implosive. The Mia Wallace chapter is the best part.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

@@robertjewell9727 So you don't like Pulp Fiction?

[@TheHashBot]

@youme&themovies guys, if I can make a suggestion. “The Blob” (1988), would be a GREAT monster movie to watch one night. Not really a horror movie, just a cool monster movie with excellent practical FX. P.S. -also “The Fly” (1986) - body horror 🤷‍♂️Sorry to the Mrs in advanced! But, it’s also very cool!

[@robertjewell9727]

@@TheHashBot my friend Candy is in The Blob. I think it's a top tier B movie.

[@robertjewell9727]

@@sparksdrinker5650 can you reread my comment? I said it's great fun.

[@jameskaten8291]

Another neat little bow that I think you missed: Vincent was not, in fact, alone while staking out Butch's apartment. Because Jules had left him at that point, Marcellus was at the apartment as well. He had stepped out to get coffee and donuts when Butch arrived to retrieve the watch. That's why Marcellus was crossing the street on his way back to the apartment when Butch ran him down.

[@CatsAreTheBestS2]

Marcellus the boss went to get donuts? Doesn't seem like something a boss like Marcellus would do

[@sephjnr]

@@CatsAreTheBestS2 Besides being Vincent's boss he's also his friend, as he was with Jules. Putting his trust in Vincent to cover for him is more of a friend move.

[@darkknight2864]

i wonder what marcellus is gonna do after finding out vincent was killed by butch

[@CatsAreTheBestS2]

@@darkknight2864 maybe he wouldn't have let him go if he knew it at that time after being raped

[@karidennis6154]

@@CatsAreTheBestS2no one really expected butch to go back to his apartment which is why marcellus was there, it was a bunch of sitting around just in case. They’ve probably been there for hours, since late the previous night, he’s hungry and wants coffee, he might be the boss but vincent is still his friend so when vincent heads to the bathroom he says that he’s going to go get coffee and heads out, after all it’s only a few blocks away. I can see it happening like that.

[@z0mbiejr.757]

28:42 “oh man, I shot Marvin in the face” might be my favorite line in this entire movie. It's so casual, but also hilarious.

[@jamesmorant1406]

It was the actor who Played Marvin idea for him to get shot in the face

[@themoviedealers]

I didn't mean to, it was a accident!

[@hissatsu4937]

He said it so casually like it's no big deal lol

[@movieman175]

He said it like someone would say "aww man I spilled my coffee."

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@themoviedealers That's why trigger discipline is so important!

[@eddhardy1054]

Mrs Movies...any conversation that starts with "bring out the gimp" can only ever be a weird sex thing 😊

[@flibber123]

The drug thing is a good example of how tightly written this movie is. When Vincent buys the heroin his dealer tells him he has to put it in a baggy. Vincent also buys the most potent heroin the dealer has. Vincent can barely handle it and he's an addict with a tolerance built up. Mia finds the baggy, thinks it is coke and does a massive line. That seemingly throwaway line of dialogue from the dealer about putting it in a baggy actually impacts the story later.

[@Amarok41]

Plus Vincent is constantly constipated from the heroin and always on the toilet when something goes down

[@kdizzle901]

And everyone misses it

[@harleydavidson9466]

@@Amarok41 damn...that never occurred to me. I'm a little over 4 years sober from the opiate epidemic plaguing our country and I can tell ya.... That constipation is very real. Good catch.

[@anonymousfx5254]

It's not about how strong heroin is, it's because heroin only for injection, if you snort heroin , you'll die of OD. Good example of it, also shown in Californication when one of main characters died because he mistaken heroin with cocaine and accidentally snort it.

[@dggydddy59]

@@anonymousfx5254 Whaaatt??!!

[@GlassCurtain]

Here's a couple of little things to pickup on in pulp fiction. Mia and Vincent didn't win the dance contest. While Butch was driving to his apartment there was a news blurb about someone stealing the trophy from Jack Rabbit Slim's. Also, Butch keyed Vincent's car. If you follow the timeline, The Wolf got rid of Jules' car so they took Vincent's car to Marsellus' bar. Vincent and Butch had words and Butch keyed his car as he left.

[@jaerivus]

All these years later, this is all news to me. Thanks!

[@anthonyzarate9807]

Are you gonna mention that at the 27:41 mark (before the guys (who robbed M. Wallace) friend comes out of back room shooting like crazy, ALL the BULLIT HOLES are already in the wall!!!!!!!!!!!! This is a pretty BAD continuity error!!! Honestly, I watched this movie (and reactions) most likely OVER 100x!!! Never noticed this until today, June 23, 2022!!! P.S. I love Tarantino and the continuity of a film is NOT the most important aspect by any means, but this is TOO HUGE and ERROR to just overlook!!!!!

[@nickledger4835]

@@jaerivus y

[@chrisparti]

@@anthonyzarate9807 I had never noticed it before... and neither did you for a 100 views, so it's not too bad I guess 😄😄

[@anthonyzarate9807]

@@chrisparti It does nothing to lessen the movie, it is just pretty crazy.

[@ralphschmitt5859]

A “Martin and Lewis” was a vanilla shake “Amos and Andy” chocolate

[@jeffshirton7234]

I'm afraid many viewers here need to be told that Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were White, and Amos 'n Andy were Black comedic characters (first on radio, I believe, then on TV).

[@ramiabdo5953]

Is this like an American thing?

[@adgato75]

@@ramiabdo5953 They were American comedy duos. So yes. But it certainly isn't a normal thing to say in conversation. That whole restaurant had an extreme retro theme. Including the names of the food , and such expressions as this one. But I also find it humorous that you would ask "Is this an American thing" in a very stylized American film.

[@strawdawgs78]

@@ramiabdo5953 It's an American 40's/50's pop culture thing.

[@krautgazer]

The "Douglas Sirk steak, bloody as hell" was named after 50s filmmaker Douglas Sirk who was famous for his meaty, colorful melodramas.

[@manny75586]

"Martin and Lewis (white comedy duo) or Amos and Andy (black comedy duo)" is asking if they want a vanilla or chocolate ice cream shake. Also Steve Buscemi's outfit as the waiter in that scene cracks me up every time.

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

Holy crap that's Steve? All these years I've been watching and rewatching Pulp Fiction and I never noticed that!

[@bottlerocket3218]

This movie was nominated for a few Oscars: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Lead Actor (for John Travolta) Best Supporting Actor (for Samuel L. Jackson), Best Supporting Actress (for Uma Thurman) and Best Original Screenplay, which it won.

[@TimDownsAnimation]

Huh. I didn't know SLJ was only nominated for Supporting Actor. I've always seen Jules as the main character since he has the longest arc after the Miracle happens. the climax of the film is when he spells out his change of heart. but boy did they all deserve to win every award.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

Slj should've definitely been also nominated for best lead actor

[@sabalos]

When Mia asks 'why do we feel it's necessary to yak about bullshit in order to be comfortable?', I can't help but think 'because you're in a Tarantino movie'.

[@alucard624]

Exactly. It wouldn't be a Tarantino movie if they didn't just go on and on about everything with some bouts of graphic violence thrown in for good measure to spice things up.

[@CesarMBazanSaavedra]

The perfect coment

[@andrewcharles459]

Reel to Reel was the highest fidelity tape recording you could get, and you could record several hours onto one reel. If you could afford it, and valued the life span of your vinyl, you'd record your LPs onto RTR and never play the vinyl again.

[@TranzparentMethods]

Yep, I grew up in a environment where RTR was an actually thing. All of my parents' friends all had RTR players, including my parents. That's what music was recorded on until the last 25 years or so.

[@jasonmoss7990]

You can’t use the words “high” and “fidelity” in reference to a movie unless your a John Cusack fan…………….meaning your unattainable reference is already un-justifiable……..sorry 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@ryanclark6402]

Yep, that was my dad through HS, college, grad school… Dubbed his (and other people’s) LPs onto 1/4”. Still kicking myself that I let go of the broken RTR player (and related reels) when I was like 13 and didn’t know how to fix it… Could have had much of the good stuff…

[@zeallust8542]

@@jasonmoss7990 He was talking about the tape player not the movie lol

[@Ivy94F]

Yup. Story of my life. My dad did the same thing.

[@shainewhite2781]

6:56, "so much dialogue." Well, that's how Tarantino flicks are

[@FutureBoy85]

Dialogue and bare feet 🦶🏻😝

[@blechtic]

They need to stay away from Woody Allen films then..

[@TheNeonRabbit]

You can snort Heroin, in fact it's generally considered safer than injecting but she's a beginner with it, thinking it was cocaine. She snorted way too much and her nasal passages are weakened from being coke-head, probably what caused the bleeding.

[@billhicks6449]

It's always interesting to see who catches it right away and who doesn't. First time I saw it I was like "crap, she's gonna think that's coke". And the scene becomes like one from a horror movie. You just know she's probably killing herself.

[@finishin.my.coffee8780]

I can't say for sure but my guess is she's partly based on Elvira from Scarface.

[@paulhewes7333]

The heroin she snorted was the "mad man", that Vince had purchased from Eric Stolz's character. Yes you CAN snort Heroin, but that was not weak or beginners H. That was stuff for the experienced heroin addict.

[@adgato75]

@@paulhewes7333 Yeah , someone with a tolerance built up.

[@kdizzle901]

I got addicted to heroin by snorting it

[@MadcapMatt]

The Fox Force Five dialog actually describes characters in the Kill Bill movies.

[@conrade0404]

i know right even the blade they showed butch use. and her specialty was witha blade.

[@stevenwinterhill3623]

😲 wow

[@andrewcharles459]

"It doesn't seem like a job he'd do himself, but...." Marcellus was with Vince at Butch's apartment. Then he popped out for coffee and donuts. That's why they meet up outside.

[@tdali8347]

And the only reason Marcellus was with Vince was because Jules quit the business the day before.

[@zedwpd]

@Krister L hard to get donuts and coffee carrying a machine gun and presumably Vincent was there to watch it and hadnt gone to the crapper yet.

[@torpedoboy4]

I like that you mentioned the editing. Sally Menke edited all of Tarantino's early films including "Pulp Fiction", but she tragically died just after she worked on "Inglourious Basterds". She had an inventive editing style with a quirky sense of timing which gave Tarantino's work a particular feel. This is why the films after her death can feel a bit bloated and long-winded.

[@tiredoffools8929]

@Trenton Hancock Thanks for sharing that. I had no idea about Sally Menke's contribution to Tarantino's earlier films (His 90s still his best works in my opinion) There is a considerable drop off in editing quality after Inglorious Bastards and now I know why. Especially since Tarantino doesn't seem to remember when to cut a scene short nowadays.

[@ThePartisan13]

I never picked up on the quality difference but that's good to know regardless

[@kennethfharkin]

Wow, I hadn't realized that but I definitely can see it.

[@saaaaltydaaalty310]

Maybe that's why I hated Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It felt like there might have been a decent movie in there, but the version we got was so meandering and pointless, largely due to a downgrade in editing.

[@lestatwoods5747]

also guys fun fact: check the characters mia talks about and the "fox force 5" are basically all the females from kill bill...

[@Vaishino]

"Doesn't seem like a job he'd do by himself" Correct. His stake out buddy however, was out getting donuts.

[@_dmgz3924]

when mia orders the five dollar shake and the waiter asks is she wants it "amos & andy or martin & lewis", he is asking if she wants a chocolate or vanilla milkshake. amos & andy was a radio sitcom about two black characters and martin & lewis is the comdey duo composed of dean martin & jerry lewis.

[@paolom.6011]

...and the waiter is Steve Buscemi.

[@timmycollins7665]

This movie changed my taste in film and immediately became my favorite movie. I was so mad Forrest Gump kept beating it at every award ceremony. I thought this was so much more fresh and new. The movie changed cinema forever!

[@gutz1981]

For the better part of almost 30 years I never put together that Marcelous and Vincent were waiting together and Marcelous went to get doughnuts. I thought it was the most random of encounters till someone pointed it out to me. Makes sense now.

[@MrsMovies]

Thank you for pointing that out….I didn’t put that together either and the encounter seemed extremely random…..until now!

[@twisted1294]

Narcan works just like that. Not the needle stabbing part, but the immediate waking up and sometimes being violent or confused or angry.

[@TranzparentMethods]

Yes it does...

[@jonathanross149]

I was checking to see if this comment was here. I have heard it's like a light switch just like we saw in the film.

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

Except that I think it's possible to keep ODing after it wears off right? And that's why you need to go straight to the hospital, even with the Narcan

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@turkeymcduckin7909 It works for awhile. At least a few hrs, which is enough to get the opioid out of your system. If you’re an addict, it pretty much immediately puts you in withdrawal, which really sucks (I can tell you from personal experience).

[@harleydavidson9466]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 touche.... Not a fun experience.

[@Curraghmore]

The woman robbing the diner with Tim Roth was Amanda Plummer, daughter of Christopher Plummer, star of 'The Sound of Music' and 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' among others.

[@laustcawz2089]

Used to get her confused with Kathleen Wilhoite.

[@ralphschmitt5859]

The waiter who played Buddy Holly at “Jack Rabbit Slims” was Steve Buscemi

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Yep. That's why she chuckled.

[@JDelwynn]

I've seen Pulp Fiction a million times but for some reason I totally forgot he was in this.

[@trespasserswill7052]

He's working for tips I guess even though he doesn't believe in it.

[@codiak2680]

@@trespasserswill7052 The end result of being left at rock bottom after a botched diamond seller's heist.

[@trespasserswill7052]

@@codiak2680 And the briefcase full of diamonds was recovered from Brad, to his eternal regret.

[@thomasharris4942]

The thing in the briefcase is just a "Mcguffin," which is a thing that just drives the plot. It doesn't matter what it is. It sort of blends with the idea that this whole flick is a writer's exercise in how to write a crime movie.

[@harryparker153]

Excellent observation

[@NoName-fc3xe]

I've always preferred the theory it was Marcellus' soul.

[@ramudon2428]

@@NoName-fc3xe So he had his soul back when he met Butch and they ended up on their ride in GimpWorld? Interesting. He doesn't seem very different. Also, what deal was made with inexperienced college kids about his soul? I haven't read this theory that it's his soul, could you expand? Or point me to a good resource that explains it?

[@delg1211]

@@ramudon2428 Yeah, I have heard that guess a Lot, and that guess is wrong. The briefcase was indeed a textbook "MacGuffin", added by the writers Roger Avary and Tarantino. The giveaway that it is Not Marsellus' soul is in the diner when 'Pumpkin' (Tim Roth) sees it and says, "Is that what I think it is?". Additionally, about the briefcase, Pulp Fiction writer Avary said this: "Originally the briefcase contained diamonds. But that just seemed too boring and predictable. So it was decided that the contents of the briefcase were never to be seen. This way each audience member would fill in the blank with their own ultimate contents. All you were supposed to know was that it was "so beautiful." So clearly (as done by Many artists of many mediums), the audience / fan / viewer, is given the opportunity to use their imagination- so the "object" is not anything but your own imagination. So let it be whatever you want it to be, but I have add that if it is something that a random little crook (like Pumpkin) can see and recognize, it wasn't a soul pulled from Marsellus' neck. ✌🏼

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Martin & Lewis were white, and Amos & Andy were black. So, vanilla or chocolate shake. The three dances that Vincent and Mia do are the Twist, the Swim, and the Batusi. Reel-to-reel players were and are the best-sounding stereos ever created. My brother brought one home from Germany when he got out of the Army and it sounded insanely good.

[@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9]

This movie Upped the careers of both Travolta and Jackson. The phone kept ringing for Sam Jackson, and he's never had an off day in his career. Oh sure, in the beginning he's been acting since the late seventies, but when Pulp Fiction came, his acting career blasted right into the stratosphere.

[@charleslee8313]

"If my answers frighten you, you should cease asking scary questions." That is something John Locke would say.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Totally. Or Mr. Glass. Haha

[@drewishaf]

I'm not going to lie, there are only a few things that really make me have any sort of cravings for H anymore, but this film is one of them. Even though I had seen this movie many times before all that, I felt like I didn't really understand the Vincent character until after. His demeanor, his expressions, the way he just "went with it" after a shot just really felt authentic. Travolta did a fucking tremendous job in that character. That's why this is still one of my favorite movies ever. It sucks that there's a mental connection between the film and my addiction, but after 5+ years clean it doesn't bother me. I know where that road leads and I'm not interested in the least lol.

[@TheRadScientist_]

I love how Vincent goes on about how a foot massage is crossing the line because it’s in the same ball park as oral sex but after that entire rant he casually says he’s taking the boss’ wife out and downplays it like it’s normal. The goddamn irony and hypocrisy lmao.

[@adgato75]

He is taking her out to keep her entertained , on the orders of his boss , in a respectful way. It really isn't the same thing.

[@TheRadScientist_]

@@adgato75 whether it’s orders or not it’s still weird. Imagine your boss telling you to entertain his wife on a night out that’s uncomfortable af lol. It’s one thing that Vincent has to do it but he’s not even addressing the situation for what it is.

[@adgato75]

@@TheRadScientist_ I would do it , and it would be fine - if I were in odd sort of job between personal assistant and jack of all trades. Which Vincent is , really. It is no different than meeting a business client for the first time and taking them out to dinner and then the opera or a play. It is simply the hospitality side of the business world.

[@TheRadScientist_]

@@adgato75 bruh either way you missed the joke because Tarantino clearly did that on purpose. You’re meant to feel the irony in that moment via the dialogue, camera angle, and editing. You’re breaking it down way too much lol it’s intentionally ironic.

[@adgato75]

@@TheRadScientist_ I didn't miss anything. I wasn't discussing the scene. I was talking to you. Yeah , he feels weird about it. But he is also a fucking idiot , who also is in possession of bad intel. I understand the intent of the scene. Perhaps you don't understand that things can have layers.

[@AddSerious]

years after seeing this movie I learned the "joke" plot point. Coke is in baggies and hereon is in balloons, so she thought it was coke when she snorted it

[@lafountain40]

Couple of small fun facts...this movie was produced by Danny devitos studio and Buddy Holly in the restaurant was played by Steve buscemi

[@barrylyndon9463]

''i'm in big trouble man...i'm coming to your house'' is legit one of the funniest lines ever.

[@littleboxxes]

That's a call you never want to be on the receiving end of, regardless, lol.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@littleboxxes and in case someone's listening: PRANK CALL, PRANK CALL!!!!!

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

One of the greatest films ever made a true masterpiece Pulp Fiction written and directed by Quentin Tarantino starring John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman, Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Amanda Plummer, Maria de Medeiros, Ving Rhames, Eric Stoltz, Rosanna Arquette, Christopher Walken and Bruce Willis. This film won the Palme d'Or at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival and was nominated for 7 Oscars and won 1 for best screenplay by Quentin Tarantino. Thank you so much You, Me & The Movies great reaction very nice awesome😊😊😊😊😊

[@dard4642]

People sometimes wonder why Vincent didn't take that Uzi into the bathroom with him. If you zoom out a little bit in the story, it makes sense. Just after that, Marsellus is crossing the street by Butch's apartment with what appear to be donuts (when Butch hit him with the car) with TWO drinks on top of the box. Marsellus and Vincent were watching Butch's apartment together. Marsellus left to get them some food which is why Vincent wasn't alarmed when he heard somebody enter the apartment; he thought Marsellus was returning and I'm sure nobody really expected Butch to show up at his own apartment after the fight.

[@dggydddy59]

I can't BELIEVE I never put that together!! I've been watching this movie for almost 30 years and I never thought of that!

[@jaerivus]

Same... Thanks for pointing that out!

[@dennisdrozdov1424]

DARD The gun Butch found was actually a MAC-10, not an Uzi. Just letting you know:)

[@flux_time]

Also the reason Jules wasn't with Vincent at Butchs apartment is because Jules had a change of heart in the diner which made him quit working for Marcellus as a hitman.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Or, it was because Vega was just a smack head... Why would you carry a MAC-10 for that kind of job?

[@fatguyinatesla5780]

Last thing, the pilot where she would have told a joke every episode is a riff on welcome back kotter, the show Travolta got his start in. The teacher told a joke at the end of every episode. This is perhaps one of the greatest movies of all time based on the dialogue alone. Some of the most razor sharp dialogue in a movie ever if you catch it.

[@mikimiyazaki]

If you pay close attention, you'll see that several bullets went right through jewels (as seen when they turn around and look at the wall). Vincent however was just really lucky as no bullet holes were in the wall directly behind him. So that explains that both were correct in that for jewel's there was some type of divine intervention, but for Vincent there was no unnatural power saving him just luck.

[@Stabzcell97812]

Fun fact: Quentin Tarantino initially wanted to heroin dealer to be Kurt cobain as a cool little cameo, but Kurt didn't end up doing it and I think died beforehand? But if you read the leaflet that comes with "In Utero" it says "with thanks to Quentin Tarantino" as he was a massive fan of Reservoir Dogs. Quentin returned the favour and insisted they thank nirvana or Kurt on the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.

[@bobross2346]

Jack Rabbit Slims was actually a set, they spent a good wealth of their reasonably low budget to create it. QT apparently conjured it up as a sort of disdainful parody of restaurants that bother going similarly overboard with the hip nostalgia schtick.

[@norwegianblue2017]

That is called a "reel to reel" tape player. My friend's parents had one in the late 70s, early 80s. That stereo setup of their sounded awesome! More full sound than CDs because it was analog.

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

They sent a costume assistant out to get an Afro wig. He didn’t know what an Afro was supposed to look like and came back with a Jheri curl wig.

[@josedecasas6652]

First time? Wow. I feel like this film is a watershed movie moment for any present and future aficionado of American cinema.

[@thedeepfriar745]

I've always loved that this film isn't in sequential order, I feel like it makes more thematic sense this way instead of a more traditional narrative

[@YouMeTheMovies]

It actually adds to the suspense of Butch’s chapter wondering where Jules is. And the second part of the apartment scene not knowing why Jules wasn’t with Vincent

[@Cheepchipsable]

I can't help wondering if it's because Vega dies, so rather than have him dying at the end, that's earlier in the film, and he and Jackson leave the restaurant, almost triumphantly.

[@danielebowman]

Indeed, the movie doesn't follows the linear sequence of events but it makes the thematic narrative perfectly executed . Genius!

[@TranzparentMethods]

Watching reactions to this film NEVER GET OLD!!! I've been watching this movie for almost 30 years, and I STILL walk away from the film knowing I saw something new. Also, Martin and Louis and Amos and Andy, it's Quentin Tarantino's slang whether you want it chocolate or vanilla.

[@laustcawz2089]

Martin & Lewis, a reference to movie comedy team Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis.

[@havok6280]

Burger King has sold burgers for breakfast for years. At least in CA, Jack in the Box and Carl's Jr. do, too. In Oregon, Burgerville has burgers at breakfast time. And of course Denny's has burgers at all hours.

[@adgato75]

Yeah , we used to specifically go to Burger King because you could get Whoppers at 7:30 am on the way to a work site.

[@botwitaprice]

There's also "Nation's ", where breakfast is served as well

[@chardtomp]

Christopher Walken was definitely the best possible guy to give that watch monolog.

[@andyblake9673]

Tarantino's masterpiece! One of my top 5 favorite films of all time, it never gets old!

[@DannyMiami09]

MOVIE TRIVIA: They don't actually win the dance competition they steal the trophy, you can hear it on the news in a later clip

[@candicemonique5927]

I love everyone's reactions to Marcellus walking across the street. 😂😂😂

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

The bandaids on Marcellus’ neck was real... ving Rhames was shaving back there and nicked himself. They made it part of the film because it added mystery

[@xx-ug9hn]

It ties into the theory of the briefcase containing Marcellus’s soul, as people believe your soul leaves your body through the back of your neck.

[@theDarkness558]

I gotta say "awesome fun time" should become the channel catchphrase

[@LucaM86]

The waiter is Steve Buscemi 9:47 . Easter eggs: they dont win the dance competition, they steal the trophy

[@johnhoward7083]

One of the biggest things that people always miss is the fact that he didn't stop the bullets he made them pass right through them. There are actual bullet holes directly behind them in locations that would have required them to have moved or the bullets to have passed through them.

[@tristramcoffin926]

This is my first time watching one of your reactions. You two are a super awesome fun time couple.

[@davewhitmore1958]

Awesome fun eye movement during the Bruce Willis towel scene :P

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

I once saw a friend's mother resuscitating someone with an adrenaline shot the exact same way this film portraits. So it does work.

[@smittybenzo4693]

My Uncle had a reel to reel in the 80,s like the one Mrs. Wallace was playing music on.

[@christopheclaus8505]

another fun fact : everytime vincent goes to the bathroom something bad happens : mia takes the heroin , the robbery in the diner and he gets killed by butch .

[@DefenestrateYourself]

Damn. You’re right

[@matthewganong1730]

“I have no clue what it’s about.” That’s ok, people who love it and have seen it 100 times still don’t, either.

[@harryparker153]

Speak for yourself, I caught it the very first saw it. The central plot centers around , circumstances , up to a fixed pro prize fight ,

[@robocad]

I think the movie is about redemption. Butch double crossed Marcellus and was going to kill him. Then he saves him. Vincent chooses to stay on the evil path and gets killed. Jules chooses to leave the evil path and lives.

[@SalGomez]

Also worth mentioning, this film was a "comeback" role for Travolta after a few years of no work

[@peterbooth793]

It just occurred to me that John Travolta's name in this movie is Vincent and he first became a star by playing a character named Vinnie in welcome back Kotter in the 70s.

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

She hit it right on the nose with Tarantino and editing. The reason for the editing difference is 2 fold; his long time editor, the great Sally Menke passed away in 2010 and Tarantino's reputation as being a genius. Very few editors would be willing to challenge Tarantino's creative vision by cutting what actually needed to be cut. Sally, knowing him before he become "The Quinton Tarantino" would challenge him for his own good. Filmmaking is a collaborative effort. Success can sometimes be a hindrance in the creation of great art (or anything else.)

[@adgato75]

That is why the original Star Was trilogy was good. Lucas' dumb ideas got shot down. This is an effect that in writing circles is sometimes called "Immunity to editors". Happened to Anne Rice , and happens to many others that get big. Some of them really can't do their own rewrites. They need a collaborator.

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

@@adgato75 100% right!

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

All that being said having finally gotten around to watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood I think it may be my favorite Tarentino movie ever and it's definitely one of the best movies of the 21st Century. I never felt like it dragged or was boring. I was fully invested in every scene and there was nothing I wanted to skip while watching it.

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

@@ashleighelizabeth5916 Well, glad you enjoyed it. Sorry I can't say the same. Another nitt pick, though. Having seen hippies IRL in the mid 70's, they were NEVER as clean as they were depicted in this film. Also, the depiction of Bruce Lee was pretty much character assassination. While Lee was cocky at times, he was never the complete as a-hole depicted here. His daughter Shannon should have sued!!!

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

@@helifanodobezanozi7689 A. clean hippies falls under the heading of suspension of disbelief. What you think casting Anne Hathaway as an ugly duckling in The Princess Diaries makes any kind of sense? You think Ugly Betty was actually ugly? B. Remember the scene with Bruce is from Cliff's memory and is part of the concept of the unreliable narrator. Notice how all the other crew standing around suddenly disappears without warning in that scene? C. You can't sue for libel in a work of fiction. Not to mention this is an alternate reality where the Manson murders didn't happen. So you have the recollection of an unreliable narrator in a work of fiction set in an alternate reality. Yeah you'd get laughed out of court if you tried to sue for stuff like that.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

Tarantino once said that mystery thing in the case is up to the viewer's imagination. Some say it's gold, money, others say it's Wallace's soul..

[@califinn]

It's hard to pin the mood of a decade to a single movie, but when i think back on the 90's, my formidable years, I always first think of Pulp Fiction. It was such a cultural phenomenon....and it happened to be a fantastically crafted and acted movie. It was beyond huge when it came out.

[@nathan4919]

Quentin Tarantino mentions Tennessee in a lot of his movies because he lived here.

[@baronvg]

Personally, I thought the Ketchup/Catch joke was pretty damn good as far as puns go. But it literally took me basically 25 years to realize the pun because of the way Uma Thurman delivers the line (whether intentional or not) 🤣

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

"He should have shoved it up his ass (the watch)." Lol best comment in this reaction :D

[@MrGpschmidt]

A wild ride. I saw this at a sneak preview thanks to a buddy who had an extra ticket. When Vincent is shot I leaned next to him and said "Oh man there's gonna be a riot they got the reels mixed up!" Never before had there been a non-linear film like this - and a lot happens too. Great ensemble of talent and proving Tarantino to be a master filmmaker and storyteller. Nice job guys.

[@MrGpschmidt]

*Also - RE: Jack Rabbit Slim's - it's fictional unfortunately and the reference to the milkshake order of Martin & Lewis or Amos & Andy means vanilla or chocolate (the former was a white comedy team; the latter black both in the '50s)

[@donpietruk1517]

Hate to dispel the myth that Tarantino invented non linear storytelling in film. But the first notable instance was by the Japanese legend Akira Kurosawa in his 1950 classic Rashomon. American film maker Robert Altman also used the same technique in some of his 1970s movies such as Nashville and McCabe and Mrs. Miller.

[@22Phantasm]

Firstly, to 'The Mrs,' I love your T-shirt. Secondly it's always fun watching 'Mr & Mrs' discussing and breaking down the movie... adding your own individual takes. Great fun.

[@TheYoungDoctor]

Harvey Keitel also played Winston Wolfe in a bunch of Direct Line insurance commercials in the UK.

[@Thievius333]

Reel to reel is often a pretty expensive but high quality means of listening to music. Audiophile to the max.

[@Cheepchipsable]

High end equipment usually means poser.

[@anthillmobstars]

9:51 Amos and Andy=Chocolate Martin and Lewis=Vanilla

[@rossrreyes]

I like that all the characters redeemed themselves and as a reward set free; Jules stop being a hitman, Butch saved Marsellus, Marsellus forgave Butch, even Mia didnt seduce another of her husbands employees

[@RobwLPOC]

Jules sees the light and changes his ways, Vincent doesn't and ends up dead. I always saw it as the story of two hitmen one who chose wisely and one who chose poorly

[@asian-americanwithanopinio8954]

I've watched this plenty of times, and today is the first time I realized Steve Buscemi is the Buddy Holly watiter at Jack Rabbit Slims. And ever since I learned Matt Dillon was supposed to play Bruce Willis character, I keep imagining him in the role.

[@YTWanderer]

Holy Shit ! Have watched this numerous times over the last 27 years. Never knew that, let alone realized it myself.

[@wubranch1]

The Vincent and Mia episode gives away that her and Tony Rockyhara had a secret as well, maybe she doesn’t even know what Marcellus found out about the two. But what happened was more than nothing.

[@thirdhandlv4231]

We don't know that, she is a clever girl.

[@laminage]

Here's another fun fact. When John Travolta did a "Meeting" with Quentin Tarantino it was at The Apt where he first lived in when he did Welcome Back Kotter in the 1970's. It was later featured in The Music Video for Richard Marx's "Don't Mean Nothing". Also to let you know it was 12:00 PM. Nobody knows what's in there, some say it's Marcellus Wallace's Spirit.

[@guscarlson7021]

"I'll just walk da earth....like Cain in da Kung Fu." Love that line.

[@elskeletor3566]

I'm still shocked that there are people who have never seen this film. I remember seeing this with my Dad in the movie theater. Tim Roth is actually in several Quentin Tarantino films. Quentin Tarantino likes to use the same actors in his movies.

[@adgato75]

And starred in "Four Rooms" , which is uneven but excellent.

[@DarthSpringsteen]

16:55 *Watching Pulp during a Family Gathering at 2003.* This was the first time I ever saw my Dad, Grandad and Uncle laugh. They were literally holding each other after the "Dysentery" line. To this day my Dad still giggles.

[@TheAardvark211]

Martin and Lewis = a vanilla shake, and Amos and Andy = a chocolate shake.

[@tidepride86]

6:01 Every time i hear a scene like that i automatically give a Sopranos "Ohhhhhh!"

[@-AthleteInAction-]

10:26 "Would've been amazing..." lol it is amazing and called Kill Bill which should be your next film.

[@ChildofIcarus]

This guy could voice a young Arthur Morgan in a Red Dead Redemption game.

[@paulhewes7333]

The walk Butch made from the car to his apartment was done without any soundtrack, and the first time I saw this in the theater, it was one of the most tense scenes.

[@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9]

The actor that shoots at Vince and Jules was Rosanna Arquette's brother, Alexis Arquette who tragically died of AIDS.

[@nathanpeoples2319]

My personal favorite Quentin Tarantino movie is Jackie Brown. That is his most criminally underrated movie for sure. I hope you see this comment and consider checking it out if you have the chance! Great reaction!

[@wthwasthat8884]

Lie To Me was a brilliant show. Can still hear the theme song when I think of that show.

[@GaryPewteaux63]

30:58 "Everyone asks, What's That?...IT'S PAT!" Love It's Pat!

[@andrewcharles459]

I took my buddy's wife to the movies all the time. She liked the same movies as I did. He didn't. Everyone was happy.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

No foot massages after?

[@andrewcharles459]

@@YouMeTheMovies LOL.

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

She just took that "Awesome fun time" and just RAN with it!

[@stonecoldku4161]

I think I'm right there with you on the editing of his movies having gone done in quality a little bit overtime, but I think the reason for that is through most of his career he had only worked with one editor. Unfortunately his editor passed away in a hiking accident or she got really dehydrated during a hike and passed away. I want to say the last movie she worked on with Tarantino was Inglorious Bastards.

[@peterbooth793]

I find it very amusing that Uma Thurman tells Mr Saturday night fever that he better dance 🕺 good 👍.

[@TomGallagherSuperboyBeyond]

Travolta refused to recognise the divine intervention, and he was smited.

[@tylercatron9783]

Had busy day today, but finally setting down to watch this! Can't wait to watch along with you guys!!! I even popped popcorn. You both are so entertaining to watch along with! Keep the videos coming!

[@petetutte]

Love this movie. The Bonnie Situation is my favourite part. I love Winston Wolf and Jimmy!

[@195511SM]

That ceramic kangaroo at 21:43 .......I could swear that either my father, or my grandfather had one of those. Sometime back in the 1960s.

[@jasonwebb7978]

As far as Cows (Cattle) go, there is a thing called the ring of repugnance which is a ring of grass around a Cow pat (poop) that cows will not touch. My Dad actually bought a machine to scatter and spread out the poop so it would dissipate faster and there would be less "Rings of Repugnance" and hence more pasture. Also here (in Australia) we imported African dung beetles to do the same job.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

Btw, when Uma mentions about some femme fatale group called Fox Force Five, it's literally the plotline for the Kill Bill movies. Listen closely to every detail she says.. It's accurate.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

"Are they going to the pool?" :D Exxxxxcellent. Man, the OD scene spikes MY anxiety, and I've seen it 25+ times. Everyone yelling & all ......I skim *through* that shit.

[@jessortiz8181]

The plot to Fox Force Five that Mia told Vincent while they are waiting for their food, is really Kill Bill, and the Black Mamba's revenge plot, also In the Tarantino Cinematic universe Vincent and Mr. Blonde a.k.a. Toothpick Vic, a.k.a Vic Vega from Reservoir Dogs are related known as the Vega Brothers. You know one that cuts the cop's ear off with a straight razor, after he asks him You ever listen to K-Billy's Super Sounds of the 70's? While dancing to Steelers Wheels stuck in the middle with you. That Mr Blonde is one in the same, that also gets riddled with bullets fired from Mr.Orange's 9mm Beretta before he burns the cop.