Pulp Fiction | FIRST TIME WATCHING & REACTION!

[@SalvoG]

The one question I really had was what did the boxer do wrong…and I figured it out after. He got paid to throw the right and he DIDNT. He bet on himself. Couldn’t figure it out in the moment but it made sense after

[@jdrussell3828]

Not sure how you missed it. There was a whole scene in the bar where Marsellus was paying Butch to throw the fight. He said in the 5th your ass goes down. Marcellus lost a lot of money.

[@twisterwiper]

It’s fine. At least your reaction is actually authentic, unlike some other “first watching” reactions.

[@philhahn7826]

I saw this in a packed theatre when it was originally released, going begrudgingly with a group of friends since I didn't have anything else to do that night. One of the Top 3 experiences I've ever had in a movie theatre, and when it was over I felt like I was practically vibrating I was so amped up, with a grin I couldn't wipe off my face even if I tried. The brilliance of the script and the performances never cease to amaze. A true classic.

[@JU5TINPDX]

24:22 this took me a few views to figure out too, Vincent probably did hear Butch enter the apartment, but assumed it was his boss Marcellus, who had gone to get donuts… on his way back with the donuts he sees butch as he’s crossing the street on the way back to the apartment. Another bit that took me a second was why Mia OD’d so easily… when Vince buys the heroin his dealer says “I ran out of balloons, is a baggie ok?”. When Mia finds the bag in Vince’s jacket she didn’t recognize it as heroin because of the untraditional packaging, she thought it was cocaine… Another little detail: Vince tells his dealer that someone keyed his Chevy Malibu, and how pissed of about he was… Tarantino confirmed in an interview, that it was Butch (Bruce Willis) who keyed Vince’s car off screen, after the two had a confrontation at the bar.

[@bubhub64]

SalvoG....Marvin, the guy who got shot in the face is Phill LaMarr who was an original cast member of the comedy show "MAD TV." The waiter at Jack Rabbit Slim's is the legendary Steve Buscemi early in his career.

[@BigSleepyOx]

24:22 "How did he not hear him?" He did hear, but assumed it was Marcellus returning with coffee and donuts.

[@wondercub]

"Bring out the gimp".

[@jenniferfoster1692]

I saw this back in the 90s, it toally blew me away. It's a masterpiece, Tarantino at his best..not that he doesn't have other great movies. The entire cast is incredible, but yes, Jackson and Travolta are the best.

[@flibber123]

"I'm interested to see how this unfold here" haha, I bet you didn't think Butch's story would play out like that. Some day watch it again, you'll pick up on all the little things that give this movie more depth than it seems to have on first viewing. Travolta's character Vincent gets 'in the face of the Willis character in the bar. Vincent is very judgmental, this pops up in other parts of the movie too. Vincent pays the price though. And who is the one to kill him? Butch. Marcellus tells Butch to forget his pride, what happens to Marcellus's pride? The movie is filled with interconnected elements.

[@gorankovacevic9702]

Jules decided to retire because of the "miracle" with the bullets and Vincent was making fun of him. Because of retirement Jules gets to live and Vincent dies in Butch aparment. I also liked when Jules said to Brett how Marcellus Wallace dont like to be f....d by anyone except for mrs Wallace. We all saw what happend later

[@ben-schulman]

@YT it was Butch (because of the bar ‘altercation’).

[@laurasmith7271]

watch all his movies reversal X's and you will catch that most interact with one another, either a character in the movie, related in some way with one in another movie somehow, or an actor within a movie, like Chris Penn in Resivior Dogs is sitting with several others at a resteraunt and Madonna sound track playing in the back ground, as the Muzack at the diner, and all the characters start talking about Madonna, what does like a virgin sing means. . . and they go on & on @ her . .at that time in real life Sean Pen & Madonna were married. and other times a character like Micheal Madsonin the same movie Resivior Dogs, was talking about his parole officer is Skagnetti and an ASS, who got promoted after making a big undercover big bust on A BUNCH OF COCAIN , AND BUSTED MOFFIA GUYS + BIG GUYS IN HOLLYWOOD FAMOUS DIRRECOTOR ETC. . . and Sean Penn was Spaghetti in that movie, and Sean penn is who Michael Madson 8S tell about his parole officer ! blows your MInd when they make references to characters in another movie. . all hard to catch . .

[@laurasmith7271]

OMG MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER THE SAME FRIEND I MENTIONED THAT ERNT TO THAT OKLAND LYNARD SKINNARD CONCERT IN 1977 YOUR LAST REACTION . . . HER & I @ every 3 mos for years would have a Quention Terrintino night / weekend marathon, he is a genius . . .

[@aleatharhea]

This is one of my all time favorite movies

[@JasonJrake]

This movie revived Travolta's career since he had lost the looks to do his previous heart-throb roles. It also made Sam Jackson a household name. In the Marvel movie where his character's death is faked, the tombstone has the (fake) scripture reference he loved to use as a Eulogy for his victims here.

[@davidforestieri4784]

Her pilot story is important.. the story goes that Uma and Quentin discussed a future film idea together in downtime while shooting Pulp and got back years later to make it happen ...Kill Bill

[@anniegoodrich262]

This is dark humor at it's finest!

[@karidennis6154]

Vincent probably heard butch come in but assumed it was marcellus since he had gone out for coffee, etc

[@jasonremy1627]

This movie made Samuel L. Jackson's career. He didn't have any big roles before this. Also resurrected Travolta's career. He was doing stupid shit like "Look Who's Talking" before this. This was such an amazing film. Revolutionary.

[@mclovin6877]

His reaction to the accidental headshot scene was Fckn hilarious.

[@joescott8877]

Like that other time-shifting masterpiece, "Citizen Kane," which I've also seen more than ten times now, I STILL can't predict with certainty or total success just which scene comes when in this cinematic showcasing of Tarantino's brilliant, twisted mind!

[@lilacfiddler1]

What you missed is tbat she thought his stash was coke, because it was in a baggy, Heroin should have been in a different package ( by custom)

[@timlamb6196]

They rip off a gangster yet instead of being nervous and leaving town they are relaxed and lounge around the apartment and are quick to open the door.

[@shrodingerschat2258]

Tarrentino is a filmmaker's film maker, but he is not one of those high-brow "auteurs". He makes the films HE wants to make, and he is first and foremost a storyteller, and a fantastic one at that. "Inglourious Basterds" is another great example of his genius.

[@boki1693]

I had never seen a movie like this before and I was just captivated by it. normally when they mess with the timeline of the movie like they did here I don't like it but it really worked for me in this. Travolta sky rocketed to fame in the 70's with his roles in the Welcome back Carter tv show, and the movies Saturday night fever, Grease and a cameo in Carrie. And I think Urban Cowboy which sort of sucked. But then he sort of fell off the planet for a decade or more. Then he was in this movie and for a short while he became an even bigger star than before. OH, the dude can really dance too. You should see his moves in Saturday Night Fever.

[@debbiedebster5806]

I saw the trailer for this movie while seeing Natural Born Killers, (you might want to consider that one, what a WILD RIDE!!) I gasped & squeed at Walken lol so thanks to him, I was there opening night & kinda ruined it for others by yelling HOLY💩 when Vincent and Butch meet up at the apartment, everyone was laughing and I felt bad hahaa That waiter was Steve Buschemi btw, doggie daddy!😉😎 Loving it so far, I'm at the $5 milkshake

[@brianhansen6189]

Chronologically the last scene is Butch & Fabian riding off on the chopper

[@laurasmith7271]

it is funny meant to be excessive . . also love that Quinton T. uses and revises really good, kinda has been actors, and uses several in different movies, as well as both Arquet sisters in different movies. and some used in 2 8r 3 different movies play opposite ends if the spectrum to show how great they are. Sean Penn, one movie has an undercover cop the next the son if a big media guy. same with Christopher Walken, Uma & Samuel L.Jackson is different type characters in2 or 3 movies so smart

[@MrBoyneboy]

anybody who didnt see the film but seen your review didnt know what the importance of the watch was due to not showing Christopher Walken explaining it . great job

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

Samuel Jackson, Robert DeNiro in Tarantino follow-up to this, & his best imo, "Jackie Brown" a must see!!! 🤘😎❤

[@veggiesarefruits]

No, you had it right. It is hilarious and absolutely necessitates laughter. 😂

[@ckobo84]

Travolta is the only character that is in every single segment. So don't worry! 😂

[@SalvoG]

Thank goodness lol

[@LaurieRein]

I have seen this movie and I am an older female and it literally is one of my favorites.Tarantino spun the story so it comes full circle. There is a “tad” of violence so hope you’re strong enough - lol. I can’t watch with you - US Open championship is on so dedicated to that right now but have fun - loved this movie!

[@SalvoG]

Catch the playback :) yes the story was amazing

[@paulamoya7956]

Most of the small budget for COOL FACT: The small budget for this film was used on building the set for this “fictional” restaurant. Quentin talked about it in an interview I saw. I saw it in the theater twice. Just had to make sure I really saw what I saw ..such a Great Flick In so many ways.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@debbiedebster5806]

Mr Wolf... that's 30 minutes away, I'll be there in 10 His dialogue is always the best! I also HIGHLY recommend True Romance. Different director, but you know his writing anywhere! This was so fun, thanks!!🔥♥️✌

[@jasonremy1627]

My favorite moment in the whole movie is the little grin after the first sip of coffee. It's a perfect moment.

[@debbiedebster5806]

@@jasonremy1627 I had that thumbnail/meme, whatever you'd call it lol I'd send to my dad in texts when we'd be talking coffee lol We take our coffee very seriously, so that moment didn't escape either of us! 😉☕😀 We use a lot of David Lynch too hahaa

[@gorankovacevic9702]

True Romace, agreed. Gary Oldman was nuts

[@debbiedebster5806]

@@gorankovacevic9702 I have a pretty mangled squirrel that comes for peanuts, I named him Drexel 😂😉

[@joescott8877]

Agreed! "True Romance" is super entertaining, much in the same way PF is. The famous showdown between Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken is, I think I read somewhere, Tarantino's favorite realization by actors of his writing. Or something like that. I totally see why. A perfect little scene!

[@harlanginsberg7269]

Salvo he couldn't get the watch himself because he had to fight a boxing match lol

[@debjorgo]

"Say 'What' again mother..., I dare you."

[@jnewmark41]

Just joined your Patreon. I never did that before.......I am really enjoying your content and hope that you continue succeeding.....

[@SalvoG]

Thank you so much John

[@paulrogers4483]

*The Jack Rabbit Slims dance contest scene, they actually came in 3rd, Vice stole the 1st place trophy. *The reason Vince is in the bathroom everytime something important happens is because of constipation from too much opioids, heroin in his case. *In the OD scene Mia OD'ed because what she pulled out of Vince's pocket was heroin and she thought it was cocaine. You only need to snort a little bit of heroin to get off and she did it like it was coke, far far far too much. *Fruit Brute was made by the same people that make Count Chocula and Frankenberry. It's mascot was a werewolf. The tasted like shit and didn't last long. *The phrase you're searching for is "She looks dead" LOL *Marcellus was on his way back to Butch's with coffee and doughnuts for him and VINCE *You can make anything funny as long as you arrange the joke properly :) AND yes it's ok to laugh at the lines during intense scenes. Gotta love the paradoxical jeux position of it all. *I wanna know where Jimmy buys his coffee!!!!!! *And it all begins where it ends :) *The film leaves what's in the case to speculation. I've heard everything from the mundane that it's gold to the insane that it's Marcellus Wallace's soul Everyone in this movie absolutely kills their roles. I think it's one of the most creatively edited movie ever as far as scene order goes. Another thing that makes it special is the casual conversation going on between the characters. This and a few other reasons make it one of my favorite movies ever and I really love watching people watch it for the first time. You played it a little safer than most with scene segments that made the cut LOL. However I'm so so so glad it blew your mind and that you thoroughly enjoyed it. Peace

[@shrodingerschat2258]

The theory about the soul has to do with the focus on the bandaid on the back of Wallace's neck. The tradition is that Wallace sold his soul to the devil, and the back of the neck is where the devil takes it from.

[@paulrogers4483]

@@shrodingerschat2258 Yep that was the one 👍😁

[@FollowingGhost]

The case held a McGuffin that was brought up in a later interview only there to move the story along. As to the bandaid, he cut himself shaving and Tarantino told him to leave it on.

[@geraldclough1099]

The Geek? It's a BDSM thing. He's a volunteer, of sorts, a participant in their games. At the time this was made, the word "geek" was sort of in transition. in the past, it had meant a performer at the bottom of the status pile in a carnival sideshow, the guy who might swallow rats and regurgitate them. That sort of thing. Stomach turning acts you couldn't look away from. And when this film was made, it had not fully acquired it's use as a synonym for techno-nerd. Today, it has a dual association with elements of old-school BDSM geeks and nerd culture, furries, etc. I once found a geek box during a search. No question of what it was. Shaped to accommodate a person sitting up. The owner of the place pretty much admitted that's what it was.

[@xbubblehead]

Except it's "the Gimp".

[@geraldclough1099]

@@xbubblehead Yeah. I knew that but got off down the wrong trail and mixed gimp and geek, gimp of course being the BDSM one. What I found was a "gimp box" during a search, except that it was a somewhat better box since the gimp could sit up in is.

[@Bill_Jones.]

Papa Tomato goes back to Baby Tomato and squishes him. And he says “ketchup.” I harrumphed and then chortled for minutes later.

[@shrodingerschat2258]

Martin and Lewis would be a vanilla shake. Amos and Andy would be a chocolate shake. Both are references to comedic duos. Martin and Lewis where white. Amos and Andy were black (or black characters voiced by white actors on the original radio show).

[@mikemath9508]

i like how bruce willis goes with the katana. like kill bill 1 and 2.

[@torpedoboy4]

So glad you enjoyed this one. It’s definitely a masterpiece

[@thejoelrooganexplosion2400]

Fuck yes. Inglorious Bastards and The Hateful Eight

[@BroadwayJosh]

Here's an intellectual exercise for you, Mr. Salvo: place all the scenes in the movie in their proper chronological order. Don't miss Tarantino's other classic 90s gangster flick, "Reservoir Dogs." Another classic 90s gangster flick is "The Usual Suspects," directed by Bryan Singer. Its title is a reference to a line in the legendary Humphrey Bogart movie "Casablanca," which is also definitely worth a watch.

[@laurasmith7271]

my kinda people love all his movies. .

[@laurasmith7271]

so glad you decided to like it. you saw it as it was meant to be. . one friend when I asked if she was liking it, she said uhh yea I think so, but I keep laughing but not sure that I should be. . . lol

[@laurasmith7271]

they talk about Cain in a bit,anyone remember that show. we 'll as Travolta asks Jackson is has gonna walk the earth like Cain. David Caridine played Cain, and who pops up in kill Bill David Carridine. Just as Pam Greer was referenced about a character Foxy Brown she played in the 60's tv show I real life , then Pam Greer popped up as Jackie Brown and on and on and on master pieces all as Hitchcock did written directed produced and played a character in many of his own movies. also he picked out the actors the music and even like Dyskvto Dawn when he was just a co writter with Robert R. Cheech M. played 2 or 3 characters in the same movie ! lol you know who's idea that was im sure.

[@strettoasino9006]

Poor KZbin channel owner... Haven't had that much life behind him 😆

[@suzannemartin776]

First time I saw this I'm not sure I followed everything that happened, especially with the flip in time. Also I was so 'straight' back then that I felt there were things I SHOULDN'T laugh at. Now I'm older I can really appreciate this film and the dark humor in it. I think that, like you said, one of the things that makes it is the dialogue between Vince and Jules. It seems very natural, the sort of silly shit that friends will talk about, with just the right amount of dry humor in there.

[@garylee3685]

Zed is just a security guard.

[@jennifermorris6848]

Sorry I won’t watch this one with you. I do want to vote that you DO take a shot at #2. I actually never finished this film. Couldn’t love the characters.

[@JONJon-COD]

Since your doing movies checkout Arcane it’s a hidden gem on Netflix based on a video game League of Legends it has a strong following in the millions 😉🤔The movie is it own thing you don’t need to know anything about the game.Psychology in the characters dealing with ptsd and mental illness. This years best written story so real you forget it’s animated.

[@strettoasino9006]

Somebody has "TROPE" itis... Not every film is the same as the one before...🤬

[@laurasmith7271]

sorry guys just noticed phone updated which turns on spell check which spell EVERYTHING WRONG but doesn't show it 6until I hit send Damn . . lol

[@bryannorris7924]

Let’s be honest… everyone was brilliant.. you have to watch it a few times to realize the true series of events 🤷‍♂️🤔

[@Berder88]

Great reaction but the sound is a bit low, it's hard to hear

[@mikemath9508]

i prefer reservoir dogs, no chick plots. pulp fiction is good, kill bill vol 2 is probably my second favorite, then jackie brown.

[@laurasmith7271]

ZEDS DEAD BABY AND I HAD TO WREAK THAT HONDA BABY ARE PHRASES M6 FRUENDS & I STILL USE LOL

[@laurasmith7271]

wow watch kill Bill 1 & 2 lots if Samiri swords there

[@laurasmith7271]

I want to be Ima when I grow up lol

[@kevinbreaux3039]

Watch "THE HATEFUL EIGHT"

[@castorpollux5972]

It is supposed to be funny - absurdity of circumstances.

[@Rrz00]

Zed is dead

[@mikenelson1624]

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[@OrlandoOrtiz570]

I agree that this is probably a film every movie buff should see, but that doesn't mean I think it's anything entertaining. Nothing that happens makes me care about any of these characters.