WHAT DID I JUST WATCH!?! PULP FICTION (1994) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING | COMMENTARY

[@NiaMakiReacts]

BTW the thumbnail was picked by ya’ll on instagram 😂 the full length reaction can be found here: www.patreon.com/posts/100640036?

[@philshorten3221]

Just Brilliant! And the movie was pretty good too! 😂 I think you would really enjoy "The Usual Suspects" "The Gentleman" "In Bruge" Unless you already done them and I've missed out🙄

[@TheNeonRabbit]

13:14 High school dances in the 50s were usually held in the gymnasium, the most expensive and easily damaged floor in the school. Most students at the time wore hard-soled shoes so it became customary for them to leave their shoes at the door. This lead to such dances being known as "Sock hops". For that reason, it would make sense for a 50s-themed restaurant to enact the same "no shoes" rule during a dance contest, not to mention Quentin Tarantino famously having a fetish for women's bare feet.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Omg!!!! I love this detail!! I didn’t know that at all!

[@alexandrelachapelle4597]

Fun Fact: When Butch is walking to go get his watch at his apartment, a radio in an apartment mentions the theft of a trophy at Jack Rabbit Slim the night before. So, Mia and Vincent didn't win the dance contest, they stole the trophy. Love the details in Tarantino's movies. The conversations are absolute gold. I knew you were gonna be in for one heck of a ride. Glad you liked it.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

🤣 🤣 🤣 they are a hot mess!!! How could they not win with those movies in the biggest mystery in the movie!

[@danielshaffer6067]

When Vincent bought from the red haired dude, he said "I'm out of balloons, is a baggie ok?" So when Mia found it in his pocket, she thought it was something else because it was in a baggie. She O D'd from snorting something you're not supposed to snort.

[@johnLennon255]

You can snort it, just not in as heavy quantity as the other stuff

[@christopherschreiber5805]

@@johnLennon255 especially when you have a high tolerance for coke so, thinking it's coke, you probably chop a really fat line of the "madman" heroin for which you have no tolerance. So many reactors miss the whole balloon/baggie thing. I never would have dreamed the DARE program would actually serve some purpose in my life. lol

[@Reno_Slim]

Powered heroin is perfectly "snortable" if that's what you're intending to do with it but unknowingly preparing it as though it's cocaine and snorting it as cocaine but unexpectedly turns out to NOT be cocaine is where the problem was.

[@TheRealdal]

Mia thought she was snorting cocaine but it was very high grade heroin.

[@johnLennon255]

@@christopherschreiber5805 lol I thought we couldn't use those words I was all dancing around them

[@CaesiusX]

I imagine others may have mentioned this, but Vincent's heroin was put in a baggie when it should have been put into a balloon to identify it as heroin. Since it was in a baggie, Mia thought it was cocaine. ☠️

[@owre]

I love the innocence on display here--I see people not understanding what happened so often (because they don't know the difference between heroin and cocaine).

[@ubergoober25]

@@owreyeah it’s such common knowledge that heroin goes in a balloon lol

[@FredrikHenriksson82]

@@ubergoober25 No but she had been sniffing coke, and they clearly stated that he bought heroin and we even get to see him shoot it up. We as audience don't even need to know that balloon fact. We were specifically told it was heroin.

[@daytoncharitychicken]

8:16 The Pepsi Challenge was a marketing campaign started in the ‘70s and was hyped in the ‘80s where Pepsi set up blind taste testing stations all over the US with Pepsi and Coke samples. My mom and brother got to do it somewhere In Oklahoma and both preferred Coke, failing the Pepsi Challenge. People were shown in commercials who were surprised to find they preferred Pepsi and the idea was to get Coke die hard fans to buy and try Pepsi out of curiosity. The reference here implies that his drugs would stand up to or win out over the Amsterdam drugs in a blind “taste” test.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

I actually like Pepsi over Coke.

[@ericwalker8636]

As a viewer of a lot of movie reaction videos, I actually appreciate it when the person reacting isn't constantly trying to predict what's going to happen or how the movie is going to end. It's natural to wonder of course but it usually results in a lot of talking over scenes and dialogue which is confounding because it gives the impression that the reactor is missing part of the movie.

[@cleonmagabeefy8500]

You're always so much fun and so delightful, thank you😊😊😊

[@Planet_Robot]

Nia: "Do we have to clench some more?" Audience: "Uhhhhh...."

[@Infamous1991]

You watched one of the greatest movie of all time

[@Sador_1]

*THE Name me a better film?

[@adnap]

The Shawshank Redemption Scarface The Silence of The Lambs The Dark Knight The Return of the King Se7en The Godfather The Empire Strikes Back Back to the Future Forrest Gump Fight Club Inception It’s honestly subjective, but there are many that compete.

[@PrinceofPain-wv1lo]

No..Its a Wonderful Life.

[@react2reactions246]

“No shoes or nothing.” That’s Tarantino for ya 😂

[@BlackStudies]

13:15 "Why are they taking their shoes off?" Oh... You dear sweet summer child. First Quentin Tarantino movie? He's got a foot thing.

[@GreatSpaceToaster]

I never get tired of this movie. Absolute classic.

[@JackOiswatching]

14:54 To quote a horse "There's that old saying; liquor before beer, never fear. Don't do heroin."

[@stevesheroan4131]

Nia watches Mia (et al)? I clicked so fast I almost sprained my finger. I knew this would be a good time. The needle scene was gold. 26:00 “Oh, I liked him…” “I like both of them.” A drug-addicted hitman who we saw murder some kid in his apartment and ill-tempered boxer with no remorse for killing his opponent, lol. Tarantino is a genius.

[@notthestatusquo7683]

Vincent is way worse. I'd argue Butch is perfectly entitled to not feel the least bit bad. The other dude knew the risks of getting in the ring, as far as we know Butch fought fair and clean. He did nothing wrong, why should he feel remorse? His only fault was that he broke a promise but he was coerced into making it so how bad of an action is that? In my opinion him snapping at Fabienne is the only "bad" thing he does in the whole movie.

[@stevesheroan4131]

@@notthestatusquo7683 Fair enough, I guess I just feel that his cavalier attitude towards killing the guy is kinda telling. “Hey, if he was a better fighter he'd be alive. If he never laced up his gloves in the first place, which he never shoulda done, he'd be alive. Enough about the poor unfortunate Mr. Floyd, let's talk about the rich and prosperous Mr. Butch.” doesn’t sound like a defendable statement to me. Boxers aren’t supposed to be trying to kill the other fighter, and they are not supposed to be defending their own life. It’s no doubt a brutal sport, but if someone dies I think it warrants remorse. Killing a human, a fellow sportsman, a peer. It’s still just a sport at the end of the day. Perfectly entitled? Not in my book. 🤷🏼

[@leonardshevlin7260]

​@@stevesheroan4131 Butch grew up without a father.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Vincent is bad at his job. He failed to check the bathroom, nearly getting himself and Jules killed, and then killed Marvin, and then nearly destroyed Jimmy's marriage and nearly drove Mr Wolf to abandon them, and then got Marsellus injured r@ped and nearly killed, and then nearly got Jules killed at the restaurant and also nearly got Mia killed. And then his stupidity [he has no reason to make Butch hate him] and ineptitude got himself killed.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

Has anyone ever seen The Great White Hype? There's a scene where Sam Jackson's character walks by a character that looks just like Travolta in this movie and he says, 'Hey, Vincent Vega'.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

20:05 You should have remembered the 5th round as you made the 5th element joke.

[@Nloveru]

Jules retiring directly led to Vincent's death. Because otherwise the both of them would have been at Butch's apartment when he came back for his watch.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

I would say Marcellus going to get donuts led to his death. Not to mention being constipated all the time due to the heroin.

[@seanyoung9014]

Vincent should've taken the hint that Jules did. At least take a vacay bro lol

[@RicktheCrofter]

Just a fun fan fiction. Rufus, (also played by Samual Jackson,) in Kill Bill is the retired Jules.

[@calmnrelaxed]

I would say that Vincent's denial of the miracle led to Vincent's death. In other words, had Vincent followed Jules, who was following God, he wouldn't haven't died on that mission.

[@peloquin5652]

cute reaction! That movie was a cultural phenomenon in the nineties.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Mia snorted the heroin thinking it was cocaine, that´s the detoning to had the overdose (heroin can be snorted as well, but the most common way it´s like Vincent did, using a needle. Also Mia was full of drugs in that moment). And Vincent goes a lot to the bath, due to he´s an heroin addict, and that provokes you, sometimes, constipation. Even the shot to Marvin´s face, it´s due to heroin, that also provokes you spasms (in this case pulling the trigger).

[@ewthmatth]

"Detoning"? Also, what do you have against apostrophes?

[@williamkerner3758]

Did you notice that everything important that happens to John Travolta happens when he is in the bathroom?

[@NiaMakiReacts]

😂 😂 💩

[@christophergreen6595]

I hear that's a plot point based on heroin making a person constipated.

[@VoiceUnder]

It's cool rewatching the first scene again, knowing thay Vincent and Jules are just sitting at the next table over. You can even see when Vincent is getting up to to to the bathroom in the background

[@TheDrLeviathan]

You can hear Jules talking too

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Man when it finally clicks it’s like 🤯

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

6:44 A slight sting as it's wrong to throw this fight because I never want to lose on purpose.

[@darthtyrion8057]

Alright, now you’re reviewing my favorite movie. I’m officially in love ❤ haha

[@mageeaaron2624]

4:06 The shenanigans are about to begin! 👀💪

[@delg1211]

"..a lot of clinching" LOL 👍🏾

[@rhinno1969]

Jules retired and walked the earth until he became Rufus, the piano player in Kill Bill 👍

[@rromano158]

10:32, YEAH!!!!! Finally, a reactor got the connection of Mia's "pilot" movie with the Tarantino movie Kill Bill!

[@nathan.brazil780]

14:55 She snorted a drug that wasn't meant to be snorted and overdosed

[@marshalljankins4526]

Now you gotta see "Jackie Brown ".

[@alonenjersey]

@AllMedia5 Oh yes you are correct.

[@alonenjersey]

@AllMedia5 The film may have set a record for the most plot twists in film.

[@mscolli3]

His drugs were heroin, she thought it was coke. Earlier in the movie you saw how 1 grain of heroin got him high and she snorted a whole line.

[@AFKeveryday]

honestly thought you were gonna hate this one, Nia.. thanks for the amazing reaction.. the editing was perfect.. subscribed

[@RoGueNavy]

Amanda Plummer really excells at playing the unhinged lunatic.

[@mageeaaron2624]

9:02 Here comes the classic meme! 😂💪

[@SighDontWantAHandle]

The Pepsi challenge was a marketing campaign. They put Pepsi and Coke in unmarked cups. People would try both, and see which on they liked better. The company argued that people prefer Pepsi if you can't see the packaging.

[@clintcastelli8943]

The brief case supposedly had the diamonds from Reservoir Dogs in it….

[@mageeaaron2624]

30:30 Love the fact he chose the katana! 🙏🏽💪

[@rayhume1971]

Why does EVERYONE forget that Marcellus went to Florida on business?

[@NiaMakiReacts]

😂 I don’t even think I caught it, so much going on I was just focused on Mr Wallace will throw up out the window lol. If anything I would be sus he is testing me the entire time and can end up chucked out a 4 story window after the night out 😂

[@StreetHierarchy]

I have watched this movie a thousand times and have noticed so many things that so many people never will. I have never ever picked up on where MW was going.

[@Xfactor444-x4n]

​@@NiaMakiReacts😂😂😂

[@Xfactor444-x4n]

​​@@StreetHierarchyits more just that he's out of town. That's the main reason Vincent is taking Mia out. He certainly wouldn't ask him to do it if he was in town. Lol

[@paulymar5996]

Nia: "Who is he calling?" Me: "Zed." Nia: "Who's Zed?" Me: "Zed's dead, Nia. Zed's dead."

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Next shirt: zed is dead

[@paulymar5996]

​@@NiaMakiReacts Ha!

[@MaxxJayHood]

Hell yeah, another of my favorite movies reacted by my favorite reactor, thanks a lot!

[@Blueqoose]

26:20 I was 13 years old, it was a sumer night and I was the only one up. I flipped to AMC and that scene was my introduction to Q.T My mind was completely blown. It was so great seeing your face wen that happened lol.

[@tomantush4867]

Did you notice that when Butch hits Marcellus with the car, the big man is coming back from Big Kahuna Burger with hamburgers for breakfast? I'd say Butch earned his gold watch that day.

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

I noticed. I thought it was a donut box.

[@mageeaaron2624]

13:19 Classic song! 🙏🏽💪

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

Nia, you've never seen Happy Days? The Fonz(Fonzie) is SUPPOSED to be the coolest.

[@buddah1221]

I love seeing new people fet turned on to this absolute classic. it's really cool that the whole thing is played out sequence I think that works to it's advantage, it would still be good in order but not as good. fun fact: Tarantino wrote Kill Bill while filming Pulp Fiction

[@leftundersun]

The title refers to the pulp magazines popular during the mid-20th century, known for their graphic violence and punchy dialogue

[@trayntp]

Since you enjoyed this, you should watch the two Sin City movies if you haven’t seen those. Tarantino did not direct them, but stylistically, they feel a lot like Pulp Fiction even though they’re mostly in black & white by choice.

[@AzXpunk]

Uma Thurman Quentin Tarantino wrote the story of the bride which would eventually would re-titled as Kill Bill. during the filming of Pulp Fiction. That’s why at the beginning of Kill Bill it says written by Q&U.

[@FaceBat]

Mia was doing *cocaine* left & right, not heroin. What she found in Vincent's coat pocket was heroin, but because it was in a baggy instead of a balloon, she thought it was coke, & did way more than is safe to do at a time (if it had been coke, it wouldn't have been too much).

[@sheryldalton8965]

I love watching my favorite movies with you.

[@garylee3685]

A side effect of heroin use is constipation, which explains why Vince was in the bathroom so much.

[@radwolf76]

So there's this popular theory that all of Tarantino's films relate to an alternate reality where Hitler was killed in a movie theater, and as a result, movies and other things pop culture became even more hype than they are in our world. His films are either set in that alternate reality, or they are an example of the kind of movie that would be regularly made in that reality, depending on which Tarantino film it is. From this, my spouse came up with their own "What's in the Briefcase" theory. Look at Brad and his crew. Do they *look* like hardcore gangsters who would have somehow gotten a hold of the diamonds from Reservoir Dogs, or Wallace's Soul that the Devil was supposed to have taken from him in the first place? Nah, they're just an apartment of boring college-age schlubs, hardly a crime bone in any of them. We know Mia stared in the Fox Force 5 pilot. What if that pilot was a loose adaptation of some old dime novel pulp series? A really popular one that a lot of people in the pop culture saturated Tarantino-verse are aware of. Marcellus wanting to give Mia a collection of vintage first printings as a gift would not be out of the question. But he's got a crime empire to run, he doesn't have time to hit up every used bookstore in L.A. trying to gather the collection. That's where Brad and his friends come in. He offers to pay them to go searching for him, and put together as many as they can find. They do, and actually manage to put together the full collection, something Wallace wasn't expecting. A complete set ends up being a bit more than what Wallace had told them he was going to pay, and they decided to sit on the collection to shop it around to other buyers. Wallace gets pissed that they're not delivering on time and Jules and Vincent to let them know he doesn't look like a bitch. Now notably, we see Vincent with a Pulp novel a few times in the movie. If you arrange the sequence of events in order, these happen after he was alone with the briefcase in Mr. Wolf's car while Jules and Wolf were driving the tainted car. Suddenly, his post date speech about loyalty takes on a whole new light. He's having to build himself up because he knew he failed the loyalty test earlier by grabbing the most sought after book from the collection.

[@nunyabusiness9013]

You watched Mr Quentin Tarrentino's magnum opus, that's what. 🤣

[@bryannorris7924]

Mia is a cocaine user. Vincent is a Heroine user. He bought heroine from Lance ( the red haired guy). When they came back from dinner, Mia was wearing Vincent’s coat. She found his heroine in the pocket and thought it was cocaine. That’s why she overdosed.

[@stevendaniels33]

jules retired then right after vince gets killed by butch after denying the divine intervention. i love this movie

[@NiaMakiReacts]

Damn so true lol, I wanna know what Jules did after the movie 😂

[@stevendaniels33]

@@NiaMakiReacts lmao fr they should've did a lil sequel or something, I love your reactions! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Nia like always, i love this it´s a masterpiece of cinema, the dialogue is sharp, the performances immaculate, and the twists continually surprising. There’s much about the film that stands the test of time. There are some fun-facts about it, You can watch the film chronologically ... kind of. The narrative structure of the film plays out of sequence, but it’s easy enough to break it down into seven distinct sections (a prologue, an epilogue, two preludes, and three large segments) that can then be re-ordered into a chronological narrative. This movie contains 265 f-bombs, Even that hefty number isn’t Tarantino’s highest (1992’s Reservoir Dogs used it 269 times). Still, the film was the big “f word” winner of 1994, as no other film released that year even came close to that amount of profanity. John Travolta’s character in the film had a sweet ride which, in real life, belonged to Tarantino and it was such a hot rod that it was stolen soon after the film’s release. Uma Thurman wasn’t actually Tarantino’s his first pick for Mia Wallace. Other possible Mias? Isabella Rossellini, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Meg Ryan, Halle Berry, Daryl Hannah, Rosanna Arquette, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Tarantino’s original favorite was supposedly Pfeiffer. The original theatrical poster is worth a lot of money. The first poster had Thurman smoking not from a box of Red Apple cigarettes (Tarantino’s fake brand, seen in many films), but from a box of Lucky Strike cigarettes. However, Miramax hadn’t licensed usage rights from Lucky Strikes, which then threatened to sue. Rather than fight it, Miramax had the posters returned. Those that survived can now command big money. The infamous scene in which Mia Wallace is stabbed with a very necessary adrenaline shot was stressful enough, so Tarantino took off some of the pressure: The needle was inserted, and then Travolta pulled it out. The scene was reversed in post-production so it looks as if Vincent Vega really is plunging that syringe into her. Movie magic! And the character Vincent Vega is the brother of Michael Madsen's character (Vic Vega) in Reservoir Dogs. About your question whats in the case, Tarantino leaves that answer to us its anything we want, many speculate that is Marsellus soul, This is a theory that, at face value, seems wholly unbelievable, but holds merit among many of the fans who have theorized over the last 25-plus years as to what could be inside the briefcase. There are theories that Marsellus had previously sold his soul to the devil, with key indicators pointing to the fact that the combination to the briefcase is '666' and that Marsellus has an unexplained band-aid covering a scar on the back of his neck. This would explain the shock and awe that people feel upon seeing inside the briefcase. There are religious anecdotes spread throughout the film, specifically concerning the character Jules Winnfield. Samuel L. Jackson is often remembered for this role, where Jules would recite biblical scripture and cite the fact that he has survived near-impossible odds as divine intervention, telling him to leave this unethical work. But the funny thing is that Jules doesnt qoute the bibble, this version Ezekiel 25:17 isn’t taken verbatim from the bible. In fact, Tarantino actually took the exchange from the opening of a Japanese martial-arts film called Karate Kiba (1973), starring Sonny Chiba in the titular role Keep up amazing work.

[@mageeaaron2624]

Oh snaps! Prepare yourself for Quentin Tarantino shenanigans! He's a interesting/good film director. Hope you like it! 🙏🏽💪

[@erickellison3362]

"Gold watch, like the Lupe song....." Color me impressed!!!!

[@ProHero86]

Mia who had been doing an upper (Coke) and Vince had been doing Heroin all night (a downer that you shouldn’t snort) that’s why she almost immediately passed out

[@norpatrick]

fantastic movie

[@stoicoutrider2788]

John Travolta played an Angel in a movie called Michael lol.

[@bee-u6905]

I love it when u said - U want his back wash Too ! Samuel Jackson told U. ( I DON’T REMEMBER ASKING U A GOT-DAMMM- THANG !!!!

[@dirtyhawkstv1575]

Ahhh, you caught the Kill Bill reference.

[@mageeaaron2624]

20:26 That's Quentin Tarantino. Bless him 😂

[@ChrisPelletier73]

I love how Marsellus was picking up breakfast for him and Vincent for the stakeout Also… Butch is such an incredibly empathetic person throughout the story❤❤

[@itoao]

Good Lord! The amount of naivete combined with lack of cultural recognition. I AM SO OLD! So interesting to see such young people watch these movies.

[@NiaMakiReacts]

I’m not young but I grew up in Africa with a prude Japanese mom and missed a lot of these lol

[@jaycoleman6628]

@@NiaMakiReacts don’t listen to em its better late than never

[@_Shadoh_]

Love this movie! Also watching your reaction reminded me how much I love the soundtrack! So many great songs! I actually own it on CD somewhere, gathering dust for 20 years or smth 😄 gotta find and play that thing!

[@jorgezarco9269]

Tarantino is a fan of Dick Dale's Miserlou. It started as a Greek folk song.

[@jorgezarco9269]

Phil LaMarr from Fox's MAD TV.

[@gotyouatissue]

"Oh man, I shot Marvin in the face"

[@Nloveru]

My favourite movie line of all time.

[@patrickholt2270]

"I don't even have an opinion!"

[@mageeaaron2624]

23:05 Big Yikes! 😭😂

[@JJgibson1]

Check out the movies American Gangster(2007)(Based on a True Story), GoodFellas(1990)(Based on a True Story), Jackie Brown(1997), and Scarface(1983).

[@kevincaulder96]

You need to watch John Travolta really cut loose on the dance floor. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER is where you will find him. Remember, it was the 197o'. Meet you there.

[@nth_to_see_here]

"Who thinks of this plot" The one and only... ;)

[@chrischar9428]

Thanks for early edit. Dont need to waste my time

[@HeathWoodman]

powdering your nose is more polite than saying i am going for a huge dump

[@michaelsugmcgee4050]

You made a lot of faces in this reaction 😂

[@threemarksat210]

36:14 I love this reaction channel. This lovely woman, forced to watch this vile and glorious man movie, is eventually reduced to saying aww when quentin tarantino himself stands in his kitchen, over a good cup of coffee, and says he doesn't want to lose his wife over the dead * in his garage.

[@phj223]

Vincent keeps going to the toilet and taking his time because he's a heroin user, and heroin makes you constipated. :) I believe opiates slow down the movement of the large intestine, so more water is drawn out from the poop, making it more solid and harder to pass, hehe.

[@mageeaaron2624]

20:04 Aye!! 😂💪

[@qa1327]

6:17 …and he doesn’t look like a B 18:08 lol loved your reaction to the kiss. This is a great movie and I enjoyed your reaction to it.

[@Ron-ye5tm]

Great reaction Nia! I wasn't sure you would enjoy it. A true classic.

[@KennyMrTerrellThisIsTheWay2024]

Hi Nia, I really enjoyed your reaction to this movie my favorite part is John's dancing 💃 🕺🏿

[@johnmurray6501]

Quentin Tarintino is a Genius. Your Reactions are great.😊.

[@barbaramattson817]

DON'T YOU JUST LOVE THESE COMEDYS WE ARE DEVOLVING.

[@nbpk]

Shoutout to you for the Lupe Fiasco reference 👍🏾

[@just2coolkk]

i love her reactions ... its always so much fun :) .... Thank U

[@tomiwilliams4273]

Hi Nia, what is your background? Just wondering, I am from mixed background Japanese and Scottish.

[@mageeaaron2624]

7:04 😭😂

[@seanyoung9014]

My favorite part was when they almost got killed by Jerry Seinfeld.

[@youteo3596]

"I pointed the gun in their direction and fired it until empty but none of the bad guys got shot... What's up with that? Guns are supposed to kill people and all it did was get me shot. And don't get me started about going to the airport, the security metal detectors it's madness..."

[@seanyoung9014]

@@youteo3596 "And speaking of airports, I went to Europe and saw people putting mayo on fries. Who _are_ these people?"

[@ewthmatth]

35:22 what happened to the video? 😅

[@Qualimar]

Great reaction to a great film. I've seen it many times before but got a chance to see it on the big screen for the first time recently thanks to a thirtieth anniversary re-release here in Ireland. One thing it took me an embarrassingly long time to realise was that a lot of Vincent Vega's seeming badass aura is *not* that he's an ice cool hitman its that he's a strung out heroin junkie who is barely aware what's going on. Jules is legitimately badass and so is Butch and Marcellus... Vincent is a loser and a screw up (still felt bad for him when he died mind you.)

[@kevinhayes1656]

They said earlier in the movie the reason he asked Vincent to take me out and do anything she wanted was because he was out of town in Florida so he wasn’t even there

[@mageeaaron2624]

10:28 Oh yeah! Kill Bill! 🙏🏽💪

[@Marvell3000]

It's over 17:08

[@richardheinz]

I'm sorry, but it's been awhile since I watched your videos. Did you get a better camera? Because you look more amazing. I'm not joking or trying to be fresh either.

[@55tranquility]

Probably been covered already, but Mia mistook Vince's heroin for cocaine - so snorted a huge amount of smack in one go and overdosed. Lance had run out of balloons usually used for Heroin and said 'is a baggy ok?', a baggy typically being what cocaine is sold in.

[@herbertkeithmiller]

What I like about this movie is the scenes where you are urging people to get on with it. The boxer stopping in his apartment to fix a Pop-Tart. Vincent when they need to get the car cleaned out he stops and has a conversation with the Wolf about saying please. The boxer's girlfriend not getting on the motorcycle. When they're going to give the shot to Mia the two guys are arguing and debating about how to do it. Your gut is screaming get going! Time is wasting! Delicious tension

[@innercircle341]

Hello, my lovely!! I am a big Tarantino fan, saw this on the opening night in London. SUGGESTION: Watch them all in chronological release order. It will be more interesting than watching randomly. Love ya!

[@christophergreen6595]

My favorite rumor... it's Marcellus's soul. Hence the bandage on the back of his neck.