Pulp | English Full Movie | Comedy Crime Drama

[@joeydepalmer4457]

Just when you think you watched every Michael Caine movie out there, a new one pops up. Thank you Michael Caine!

[@KASH10043]

A truly bizarre film. So happy to see Lizabeth Scott, one of my favorite Film Noir actresses. She was 50 when this film was made in 1972, 23 years after she made one her best movies "Too Late For Tears'.

[@emitindustries8304]

Wow, an unknown gem. Caine is perfection with the dialog; typical dry, English wit, understated, and brilliant. The "Alice in Wonderland" references are essential.

[@vincenzocherubini2424]

Mr Caine...."the Guv'nor & legend. And then the guy who looks like Bogart standing next to a bird and, when asks what it is and the guy says "Maltese Falcon",.....Priceless!

[@demej00]

I missed that. Haha.

[@peterbedford2610]

He threw a bone to some great, old classic actors. The dry humor was pretty good for the day!

[@juliocesarpereira4325]

I have to visit Malta. A scene from this film got stuck in my mind for almost 50 years. Since then, I've been looking for it and suddenly it just showed up here. The scene was the one with and old man and a Coca-Cola bottle. Thanks for sharing.

[@MartinParsons-tr6wi]

"I had visions of refuelling in space." ... Some great quotes. Good film, 8/10. One of Mickey's finest (!)

[@JohnVanDuyne]

This is a unique film; a bit of a spoof on the classic detective story. It also satarizes Hollywood with insider hands; sort of breaking the 4th wall a bit. Michael Caine is great as always. And all the acting is spot on. This makes for a very interesting and entertaining movie. 😅

[@saptarshiguha5489]

I'm 16 minutes into this, and it seems like Wes Anderson's favourite movie

[@pressureworks]

Good observation.

[@davidemoia9916]

So true!

[@Seabird41]

Jarvis Cocker, more likely.

[@pressureworks]

@@Seabird41 very funny.

[@emitindustries8304]

Please don't mention that HACK Anderson in any sentence with Michael Caine in it.

[@charlesvanderhoog7056]

Nobody played such fun parts in films like Michael Caine. To make even the most spoiled person jealous.

[@rafflesxyz4800]

" You should see the house I bought from the earnings. " Sir Michael.

[@meisterwue]

Wished to look for a long time this movie .....thanks for sharing....Michael Caine ❤

[@gregrar995]

mickey rooney doing a funny kind of disco flavoured boxing gyration in front of his narcissist wardrobe of mirrors is a great moment of comedy, all the while caine is marvellously understated... and nadia cassini's legs are to die for! -what a great little movie from a great year of cinema 1972.

[@oliviasimonich2386]

Loved the little gesture he added in of finger almost in nose.

[@ineedstuff8286]

that part was incredible. I have a lot of respect for him, and showing himself like that. He is before my time, but wow, the energy he has is unbelievable. This guy... without seeing any of his other movies, I realized (with him alone)... that there MUST NOT be actors or actresses like this anymore. It was a different time, lack of tech and access to tv/movies helped perpetuate that Golden era.

[@l.plantagenet]

​@@ineedstuff8286 I've watched his movies for years and I like the ones he did when he was younger the best. He was very talented.

[@alaineid4048]

I’m here for Michael Caine of course!

[@ThePiratemachine]

I'm here for Liz Scott.

[@l.plantagenet]

Always!

[@bonnymontes4461]

Priceless !! Michael Cain and a quiet but impossible sense of humour. Haven't seen this one before although the title is familiar, 'Pulp.'

[@stevetheangle]

Great film, great scenery & photography. the film is a comedy and spoofed such serious films & pulp novels...

[@demej00]

Haha. "Inside most men, there's a tough guy trying to get out." So true.

[@katella]

Yes and one of the biggest reasons for war and other crimes.

[@ineedstuff8286]

I felt so bad for the couple that Preston "ribbed." He's one of those guys where, everyone just fears you... and there's not a single, honest person around him (IF they were honest, theyd prolly be dead shot :D) Thanks again for posting, I LOVE this film and have been routinely playing daily.

[@frrusc1]

lovely little old movie...quite a bit of italian old stars if u like the genera, worth watching

[@anilachar323]

20:02 Sollozzo made it out alive in spite of the head shot from Michael Corleone... Dead in a bathtub allegedly, but made it out again. Love the sarcasm and cynicism in the script and cadence of the cinematography...

[@stephenchristian5739]

seen it several TIMES ..STILL CAN'T SAY GREAT BUT IT MAKES YOU WATCH THROUGH EVERY TIME ,SORRY THAT'S THE BEST I CAN DO IT'S not a classic BUT HAS THAT FUN 60'S STYLE THAT MAKES IT INTERESTING.

[@MartinParsons-tr6wi]

Right with you there. I know what you mean

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Cheeky stuff with lots of little jokes throughout. Must've influenced the Monty Python troupe. "What kind of bird is that?" "It's a Maltese falcon." It's no coincidence the actor looks like Peter Lorre. Or the American cop resembling Bogart.

[@faramineuzefotos2975]

Extremely enjoyable!

[@petescare13]

Strange film, appreciate the ALICE IN WONDERLAND references and it's a nice surprise to see Dennis Price getting a better role than what he had to work with in some of his later movies.

[@OneMan-wl1wj]

Malta is an exquisite place.

[@tikkathreebarrels]

Beautifully lit, wonderful locations, property and set dressings

[@ineedstuff8286]

some great still photos in the scene where Mickey goes to find Lepri. That ghost town... great pictures in all directions!! Like this one: 1:19:05

[@HookBeak_66]

Distant memories of Malta roads are rough as wild boar's ass. Bus drivers travelling at break neck speed. Ancient ruins are older than the pyramids of Egypt. The carriage rides around the capital of Valletta. It only takes an hour forty five by boat, to reach the island of Sicily where the Mafia began. I've always liked films with Michael Caine (now 90). I particularly liked the hectic key clanking enthusiasm of the audio typing pool.

[@MsMesem]

Scenery, architecture 10/10.

[@ineedstuff8286]

this movie was amazing. So interesting and different

[@SophyaAgain]

I had to check who this actor reciting "Alice in Wanderland" lines was. He is Dennis Price, stage and film English actor. He was in "A Canterbury Tale" (1944 - a film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger). These filmemakers produced together a few masterpieces such as "A Matter of Life and Death", "Black Narcissus", "The Red Shoes", "The Small Back Room", "Gone to Earth", "I Know Where I am Going". Just naming the ones I saw. If you are a cinephile it's really worth watching.

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Excellent. I recognized Miller instantly. I think he was the villain in The Getaway.

[@robbiejordan4119]

He was in mr majestyk with charles bronson too.

[@victorugbodaga754]

He certainly was. He was also in The Godfather.

[@sclogse1]

"And the struggling Nigerian author, S. Odomy." If you're wondering how to take this film, imagine your friends made something and surprised you with it. So, relax.

[@dadodydo]

"He was constipated with pulp". Hilarious! Great film.

[@Verboten-xn4rx]

Good companion piece to the excellent Dead Fall with a similar med setting. 1967. Neo Noir underated.

[@Memry-Man]

Soundtrack, then locations are my favorite things here

[@Picklesnot-co3k]

Love Michael Caine. 18 minutes in and I'm wondering if it gets any better. Love Michael Caine, but ...

[@plasticweapon]

i get it. you love sean connery.

[@Picklesnot-co3k]

@plasticweapon Used to. Thought he was the best Bond. But remember the interview(s) where he claimed it was OK to strike women? Not so much a Connery fan after that.

[@claypotts2334]

@@Picklesnot-co3k boo hoo

[@francesca7142]

@@claypotts2334 jerk

[@l.plantagenet]

I adore Mr. Caine.

[@martinbroomhead2646]

Michael Caine's greatest film.

[@mortmadness]

not a lot of people know that

[@ricksamuels3833]

@@mortmadness 1:35:32 t😅ttftrfrrrtrurrrrurre

[@algie-t2w]

This performance by Michael Caine really is money for old rope.

[@hallu6666]

Imbued with the spirit of Wes Anderson. 🎉

[@HummingbirdLodge]

Bang on Sir Michael Caine (Mr. Maurice Mickelwhite).

[@dorotalipa9468]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@bernard6255]

It's free entertainment, so no real cause for complaint.

[@pressureworks]

4:25 love these new fangled devices they're using. You type out the words directly onto the paper, instead of having to print out, brilliant !!! Are they going to be available for general public use soon ? Oh and what are they called ??

[@E-Kat]

They're are called flipping nuisance as if you made a mistake, you had to start from the beginning as any attempts to use correcting fluid or similar, were frown upon. 😊

[@grindupBaker]

@@E-Kat Snopake ! The IBM Selectric II that I had was luxury with a white erase ribbon parallel to the carbon ribbon so you backspaced, pressed a key for erase and typed the wrong character and it typed precise white on the black and erased it.

[@E-Kat]

@@grindupBaker so, it wasn't the typewriter we all think about when talking about a typewriter. They were good as one could type outside, not needing electricity supply, I agree on this aspect. Your electric one was amazing I'm sure but nowadays, there's no point having them as the computers are superior in every way. Printing afterwards saves a lot of paper as we can preview the layout, let someone read it before we print out the hard copy. I can't see a single advantage of having an electric typewriter whatsoever. One probably can install all sorts of devices on them to make it possible to save text etc, but that will turn them into computers. I've seen a guy at a train station, with a huge, very old typewriter, typing some text and atrracting quite a lot of attention. I was wondering if the typewriter had a string case to wheel it around as these old machines were so heavy. I had exactly the same model, that's why I know how heavy it is. 🙂

[@ilirllukaci5345]

It's Sunday morning in New York. Last night put's me in mind of a traditional English Fry up. If I recall. Bacon and sausage fried up. In the rendered fat, several eggs and sliced red tomatoes fried up. Thick slices of white bread toasted(?) and slathered with butter. All washed down with black tea, mixed with milk and granulated sugar.

[@tomduggan51]

GEM, Thanks for providing this movie-Michael Caine good as always. However the footage at the end of the wild boar being hunted by dogs was unnecessary and quite upsetting!

[@leavingitblank9363]

Agreed.

[@GeorgeGates]

Incredibly good movie , MUCH better than the crap shown now.

[@mbluetraining]

A very clever film!

[@annepoitrineau5650]

great, thank you!

[@carlosbaja678]

I find your work stimulating. And your staff? To stimulating!

[@stuartwray6175]

"too stimulating"

[@carlosbaja678]

@@stuartwray6175 Two stimulating

[@liquidsonly]

2 Stimulating @@carlosbaja678

[@Dumballa]

Thanks for the upload

[@HummingbirdLodge]

❤❤❤ Excellent film. A personal cult film of mine...

[@stringlarson1247]

If Wes Anderson didn't discover yellow.

[@johnclay7644]

well edited underrated movie.

[@KanyeDgit]

In this version the snotty Englishman's role is cut but this is still one singular film.

[@pressureworks]

4:31 In English, yes I just spoke english. 6:22 cigarette ?? Yes, yes it is.

[@SmokeGray]

😂 Thank you, but these would’ve been infinitely better as hilarious audio commentary.

[@michaelklein8105]

the only honest acting in this movie is Mickey

[@SOJÖRN-q9d]

@4:50 til 6:00 minutes. Is pure laughter❤😅

[@Silverlining1111]

❤ Beautiful colour on every single frame. ❤

[@mntrmntr]

Who else saw Tim Curry on the thumbnail?

[@davidpotter3777]

Very enjoyable! God bless you and your families Aloha and amen malakamikimaka

[@Verboten-xn4rx]

Right up an old man's street. Can be seen as a mockery of Godard but yeah let's just wallow in the chronic lergy of British bad taste 😂

[@philippekervynfaucon9849]

Cinema Nouveau british style .... pretty much like french and english food.

[@eugenio1542]

Suitably quirky, corney and cliched 😂 Thanks for posting ❤

[@marcelinahh2167]

Hilarious!!

[@JimmyStevens-x7t]

yes jim stevens trumbull kirby

[@martinlagrange8821]

Very 1970's - for colour, it's brown and browner....

[@wearesouls6783]

🤣🤣🤣That's what I noticed too. Hilariously brown.

[@leavingitblank9363]

Well, it IS Malta.

[@cedricliggins7528]

You can tell Michael Hodges directed this.

[@andrewsmactips]

Someone directed this?

[@kingbolo4579]

I was just thinking how astonishing it was that the same mind could issue forth both this and Flash Gordon.

[@davepowell7168]

​@@andrewsmactipssharpwit 🎉

[@plasticweapon]

@@kingbolo4579 that's the movie you like hodges for? flash gordon?! HA HA HA HA HA!

[@kingbolo4579]

@@plasticweapon Yes, it's an excellent movie. Why not?

[@landonspearman]

What's with all these ads? It ruins an otherwise good viewing experience.

[@SpaceCadete101]

pre cursor to Wes Anderson

[@blackbird5634]

1:18:31 No need to pretend that guy's missing an arm, especially since it's painfully obvious he still has it, and it has nothing to do with the plot, or the character. Why showcase such a failing of the industry?

[@ineedstuff8286]

weird you saw it that way. I saw it differently. My first thought was, oh this guy has an f'd up arm. I never even thought it was meant to be one-armed. You could be wrong.. tho people on internet aren't physically able to be wrong.

[@ThePiratemachine]

Gorgeous Lizabeth Scott.

[@daveking3494]

An interesting film until Mickey Rooney showed up.

[@thomasgreiner1646]

Confusing and mean. Poor piggy.

[@BradScott-ys6ot]

is mIckey Rooney driving the stakebed that took off the taxi doors?

[@nedludd7622]

Wow, this is the second British film I have seen on this falsely named channel. There is also another channel that pretends it presents "English Full Movie".

[@believeinpeace]

I thought it meant the English language, not England.

[@plasticweapon]

@@believeinpeace it does, he's an idiot.

[@wearesouls6783]

What a brown film.

[@ineedstuff8286]

yeah... Malta lacks color... but man, I want to live there soooooo bad. Wouldnt be long till I wanted a forest tho :shrug:

[@CeadMileFailte-w3z]

The part where the Klan were marching at the funeral 1:14:46 had me cracking up, I didn't know they had the Klan in Italy.😮

[@stewarti7192]

Not the KKK. Lots of Catholic ceremonies around the Mediterranean have people dressed like this.

[@ineedstuff8286]

I was like whoa to... then I thought, as most human traditions go... the KKK probably took the idea from them.

[@leavingitblank9363]

@@ineedstuff8286Or, more likely, a plain sack over the head is the easiest way to disguise one's appearance. It's a pretty universal concept.

[@DavidKirschbaum-j5i]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ my favorite weird cult film.....

[@BruceAlarie]

funny--never in the history of the world has the credit "and introducing..." helped launch a great career

[@therealinformalmusic]

Perhaps Ingrid Bergman in “Intermezzo: A Love Story”, Cameron Diaz in “The Mask”, or even Robert Redford in “War Hunt”.

[@leavingitblank9363]

Hahaha! Seriously? I mean, who? She's a nobody.

[@lindabarnett3794]

A disjointed attempt at satire.

[@Gwailo54]

So bad on so many levels. It feels like it was made on the cheap. The soundtrack seems to have been voices recorded in a broom cupboard with no regard to the locale, and voices in conversation sound as though they were recorded at different times. The quality of the film stock used looks like it was sold as a job lot well after its sell by date. The script lacks sparkle. The humour is so leaden it makes an anvil seem like a helium balloon. The only positive is 1970s Malta as the backdrop. I so wanted to like this.

[@davepowell7168]

Jugglin' gerbils, this movie is carp

[@plasticweapon]

your comment is crap, so i'll watch the movie and make up my own mind.

[@davepowell7168]

@@plasticweapon Good luck with reading classes

[@francesca7142]

Maybe he really did mean "carp." As in Koi pond.

[@justinafrika7860]

Sharp references, nice work.

[@stephvanschalkwyk6866]

An ad a minute. Unwatchable.

[@gplunk]

Not sure why KZbin thinks we will endure all of these ads; and help support the provider of the films in the process....

[@artcflowers]

Yeah, seems more obnoxious on some movies. Thankfully can block and skip ads.

[@HookBeak_66]

Total Adblock or AdBlocker Plus should solve the problem.

[@sclogse1]

@@HookBeak_66 Friends put me on their youtube family plan and no ads on anything. Get 4 friends to do this and I bet it costs each of you a fiver or less a month. No ads is seriously addicting.

[@oliviasimonich2386]

Ada can be skipped in only 4 seconds, so not that big a deal.

[@martinshephard6317]

Every time Micky Rooney’s character speaks I hear Donald Trump!

[@oliviasimonich2386]

Except rooney was funny and a fictional character.

[@1127brighton]

That's exactly what I thought, too.

[@willmac5642]

S Odermy

[@zagrosghobadi7236]

❤❤❤❤

[@imilliemedina666]

I want my hour and a half back This sucked

[@Dr.Yalex.]

it did not in any way suck. This is a sarcastically dark comedy, reminiscent of early Peter Sellers, Louis de Funès, Fernandel slapstick humor. It is fascinating to see how styles of clothing colors decor have returned in 2024

[@imilliemedina666]

@@Dr.Yalex. It sucked in every possible way. It sucked harder than Kamela on her knees.

[@ernestinehemingway7799]

utterly tedious, unwatchable, dated, preposterous

[@boojum1769]

How.Vewy.Dare.You

[@EmmaRiddle543]

It’s called pulp….what were you expecting? I thought this film was great.

[@leavingitblank9363]

Obviously made before the law that prohibits inhumane treatment of animals. Did we really need to see the hunting scene at the end? And speaking of inhumane treatment, what a shot at 1:03:13-- jeez. Pass the eye bleach! Anyway, were we supposed to be able to follow this story at all? I got the impression no, especially with the references to Humphrey Bogart and the Maltese Falcon.

[@katella]

Corny, dated humour for people of little imagination.

[@DenemeDenemee-tr5oo]

Rrrrrrrr Rrr

[@sclogse1]

Liz Scott.

[@ELVisisAiAssOLO]

Gato be good Gato

[@HummingbirdLodge]

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