Our First Quentin Tarantino Movie Reaction Was PULP FICTION (1994) [REACTION] First Time Watching!

[@TheOctobersReact]

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[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

Forget how young you guys are bless you.....

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

Sam Jackson is not the only one outting a hard -er on it in this one... you really have to be careful who you recommend this one to nowadays..😅

[@CumpasFilms]

The reason Vincent Is always on the toilet is because heroin makes you constipated

[@TheMikeman1971]

Quentin Tarantino always has the greatest soundtracks !

[@TheOctobersReact]

@@TheMikeman1971 agreeed!

[@timminore2126]

One inside joke is whenever something big goes down, Vincent is always in the bathroom. He’s in the bathroom when Mia overdoses, when the diner gets robbed, and when Butch comes back to the apartment. Vincent is a heroin addict, so he’s probably chronically constipated.

[@skeezaworkan]

Butch couldn't take his watch with him because he knew he's gonna run from the boxing match in his boxing gloves, straight to the taxi.

[@johnplaysgames3120]

Mr. Wolf (the cleaner) had Jules and Vincent do the grunt work of cleaning the car, but he wasn't "doing nothing" or just telling them to do what they should already know to do. Remember, there's a (mostly) headless body to dispose of as well. The stuff Mr. Wolf had Jules and Vincent do was just to get them and the car out of the area without immediately getting spotted with blood everywhere. He's handling the body, paying off Jimmy for his trouble, cleaning up loose ends, etc.

[@taddy_mason4197]

Also, in a high stress situation, not every can keep cool enough to remember all the little things that seem obvious.

[@nathanlawson313]

Travolta goes to bathroom - Mia ODs Travolta goes to bathroom - coffee shop robbed Travolta goes to bathroom - left uzi on the counter, gets smoked

[@robling1937]

Martin and Lewis refers to Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis who are white and Amos and Andy refers to a pair of black actors. So Martin and Lewis would be ordering a vanilla shake and Amos and Andy means a chocolate shake.

[@drchaos2000]

every day i learn new things on youtube, nice

[@confucius12012]

Marcellus and Vincent were hanging out at Butch's apartment for the very unlikely reason that he would show up there. That's why Vincent was carelessly taking a dump with his machine gun on the counter. Same reason why Marcellus went out for donuts and was walking back to Butch's apt. He completely did not expect to run into Butch.

[@confucius12012]

@@lansorbet5882 Exactly. They really did not think at all that Butch, for any reason, would go back to that apartment. But, just in case, why not just be there to start off with just for the 3% chance that he would. They also could be there to try and get clues to figure out where Butch might be heading to as well.

[@--ArcAngel--]

Tarantino's philosophical chit chat is legendary.

[@magicbrownie1357]

In my top ten films of all time. A stupendous film.

[@dustinwilson4815]

This won a ton of awards. It's regularly considered in the top ten movies ever made. The dialog is epic, and the fractured timeline is one of it's signature elements.

[@zaphod2505]

John Travolta as the Fonz, that is funny. No that was Henry Winkler but during that time period Travolta was on a different tv show called Welcome Back Kotter playing the role of Vinnie Barbarino. Also during the dance competition you said it should be good because Travolta was in Grease, but a year before Grease came out he starred in a movie about a dancer called Saturday Night Fever. If you want to see his moves as a dancer you should check that one out.

[@victorsixtythree]

20:00 - "How d'ya want that shake, Martin and Lewis, or Amos and Andy?" Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were a (white) comedy team, while Amos and Andy was the title of an old radio comedy about black characters. So, I'm guessing a Martin and Lewis shake was vanilla and the Amos and Andy was chocolate. (Now what would a Strawberry shake be?)

[@chart6454]

Minnelli and Herron

[@stevenklyce3555]

I Love Lucy = strawberry shake.

[@JuandeFucaU]

Pocahontas and Tonto?

[@mrtim5363]

"How d'ya want that shake, Martin & Lewis, Amos & Andy or Strawberry Fields Forever."

[@--ArcAngel--]

Such a great choice... Pulp Fiction is foundational. Tarantino changed the movie game forever, especially with this film. Amazing reaction... Thank you!

[@JLeoni96]

Be cool like Fonzi. Fonzi (The Fonz) is a character from a US sitcom called Happy days back in the 70s, even us Brits over here grew up on that show 😀 Also Wanker is a british slur, which is the same as jerk off 😅

[@davidcopple8071]

I definitely used to roll my own cigarettes. Especially after the price of pre rolled cigarettes went up. I remember when a pack of Marlboros were thirty five cents. And you could buy cartons all day long for around four dollars a carton. Now cigarettes sell for over seven dollars a pack and upwards of seventy five to over a hundred dollars a carton depending on the brand. And fewer and fewer places are selling cigarettes now. I myself quit smoking after over thirty five years of smoking. Only to suffer a heat attack three months later. The cardiologist said it was more than likely partially due to the stress of quitting that could have triggered the heart attack. So now I'm sixty one years old and I have multiple health problems. The worst of which is issues directly related to my lifelong untreated sleep apnea that tried to kill me just this May. I had an acute respiratory failure and my blood oxygen levels were dangerously low and my CO2 levels were through the roof. At the ER they told me that I was touch and go there for quite a while after I arrived and that I had given them several scares. I spent the following five days in the ICU. They told me that had I gone back to sleep one more time. That I more than likely never would have woken up. I spent three days trying to get out of bed to get my phone and call for help. But I kept falling back asleep. I was dying and didn't even know it. But I was finally able to make it to my phone charging in my living room and called 911. I'm glad to still be here.

[@jdrussell3828]

It was no coincidence that Butch ran into Marsellus. If you look before he was hit, Marellus was holding coffee and donuts. Vincent and Marsellus were staking out Butch's apartment and Marsellus went out to get donuts and coffee while Vincent waited. By the way Vincent is always on the toilet because he's a heroin user and it makes you constipated

[@jhaereacts]

Wait till yall watch Reservoir Dogs. Tarrantino's first hit before Pulp Fiction. Can't wait for Django.

[@chanceneck8072]

That scene, the whole thing when Vincent brings Mia to his dealer and they try to reanimate her is probably one of the greatest scenes, I have ever seen in my life!

[@mcfierce]

Zed was a security guard, not a cop.

[@neighborlyfiend1484]

The scene in the diner happened brfore Wallace tells Butch to take the dive in that bar, remember Vince and Jules walk into the bar with the goofy clothes on and Vince ran into Butch buying cigs... The story does jump around a bit in reality, Butch shooting Vince was the last part of the story, Vince was alone in Butch's appartment Jules is off walking the earth at that point...

[@richardrobbins387]

"This is turning weird, I think" 😂

[@aleatharhea]

(Year of release and/or commercial availability in parentheses below.) Reel-to-reel tape recorders/players (mid 1950s) were pre-cassette (1962). Not pre-vinyl (1930), but pre-cassette. In this movie's timeframe (1994), we were using CDs (1983). As an audio engineer in the 90s, I was using digital audio tape (DAT) (1987), and Alesis DAT (ADAT) (1991). An ADAT tape looks like a VHS tape. In fact, you could use VHS, but it wasn't a good idea, since a good quality ADAT tape was thicker and thus, less prone to stretching when you start and stop. It was an 8-track format. Having reel-to-reel in your home in 1994 would've been what we now might refer to as a hipster conceit. My parents had one when I (1961) was a child.

[@kevinhenderson5928]

Butch had called ahead to have the cab waiting. Needed a getaway after the double cross.

[@cliffwheeler7357]

@24:30"That's a cool player THING"🤣🤣🤣Boy, I felt so old at that description of a Reel to Reel tape recorder.

[@arraymac227]

Travolta played Vinnie (another Vincent!) Barbarino, a Sweathog in the 70s show, _Welcome Back Kotter_

[@jaypea468]

On Welcome Back, Kotter at the end of every episode Mr Kotter told a random joke to his wife, just like Mia on Fox Force Five. This was pure coincidence.

[@Impeach44]

Henry Winkler played Fonzie in the tv show Happy Days he’s also the timid coach in the water boy and many Adam Sandler movies

[@WolfHreda]

A $5 shake in '94 is equivalent to about $10.38 today. My two absolute favorite lines in the whole movie: "He wore this watch every day for five years - up his ass." "Aww, man, I just shot Marvin in the face."

[@chucks9205]

A lot of Tarentino movies are written in chapters that are flipped around and come together at the end. Inglorious Basterds, Hateful Eight, Kill Bill I & II

[@--ArcAngel--]

If you guys were wondering how, of all people, Butch happens to see Marcellus (after Butch got his watch and killed Vincent) it's because Vincent was with Marcellus waiting in Butch's apartment all night. Marcellus was so furious with Butch he was gonna be there personally for payback. But, the next morning, Vincent and Marcellus must have gotten hungry and Marcellus went to get food nearby -- which is why Butch encounters Marcellus crossing the street. Marcellus is on his way back to Butches apartment with that box of donuts he is carrying.

[@BiggestDawgEver]

The host/Maitre de at the Jackrabbit Slims restaurant was not supposed to be Nixon. He was supposed to be 50s-60s talkshow host Ed Sullivan. His show was famous for broadcasting the first American broadcast performance of the Beatles. The theatre where he performed is where David Letterman, formerly, and now Stephen Colbert currently hosts The Late Show. It is now named "The Ed Sullivan Theater." This was a truly unique and groundbreaking film that defies genre classification. Tarantino films are kind of a genre unto themselves. While set in the 90s, like many of his films, Tarantino intentionly homages the exploitation films of the 70's in tone, and style.

[@paulinoaz]

20:06 "Martin and Lewis" is two white guys and "Amos and Andy" is two black guys....so he was asking if she wanted a vanilla or chocolate shake

[@Krust23]

The dance moves are mostly iconic because of this movie.

[@windingroad9196]

Fonzie was played by Henry Winkler... it was a good try though.. Fonzie was a little bit before my time and I didn't really find out who the actor was until he played with Adam Sandler in The Waterboy!!

[@carriesmith742]

5:24 Yes!! it is so good! 1:20:09 Y'all definitely need to check out Jackie Brown (also w/ Samuel L. Jackson) and both Kill Bill movies! Those are my top 4 favorite Tarantino movies (Mia / Uma Thurman as a blonde stars, lol), rounding the top 5 with Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. I STILL haven't seen Inglorious Bastards.

[@bdennis2004]

"The Search continues, boys" is epic. Also, how have I seen this movie 20 times, and it took until now to realize that their Buddy Holly waiter is Steve Buscemi???

[@firepowerjohan]

Definitely a top-20 movie all time. Bill Paxton is epic in this one. Some fantastic quotes also. "Let's Rooock!" also fantastic macho quote.

[@CaptNRetro]

the guy with the hand cannon is George from the Wedding Singer!

[@PaulDelavega-p9b]

“ *ENGLISH, MOTHA F@CKA!!! DO YOU SPEAK IT* ?!! “ -Jules You guyses are always entertaining. Thanks for your movie viewing experience and the laughs. Keep on keeping on and Gritos from Tejas. “It’s the one that says ‘BAD MOTHA F*CKA’.”

[@grantjohnston7972]

In France you can buy a beer, in McDonald's...IN THE DRIVE THRU!

[@terryjohnson5579]

Also the quote on Nick fury grave in Winter Soldier was the Bible quote used in this movie.

[@yarsivad000.5]

Didn’t realize that. Cool.

[@terryjohnson5579]

@@yarsivad000.5 I'm an obsessive nerd with no friends so I noticed tiny things like that lol

[@scrolemodel]

A banana slug is a type of "snail" and it's the mascot of the University of Santa Cruz, located on the coast of Central California.

[@Grujnot]

Believe me, real french mayonnaise is really not the same as yours ;-) And with fries that's really good ^^

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Y’all should watch Any Given Sunday

[@johnplaysgames3120]

You'll hear a lot of fan theories about what's in the briefcase (the craziest one being "It's Marcellus Wallace's soul!"), but none of them are anything but fan theories. THE REAL ANSWER, according to the co-writer of Pulp Fiction, Roger Avery, is that he and Tarantino originally wrote it as diamonds (specifically, the diamonds that were heisted in another Tarantino movie, lightly tying those two movies together) but then they decided that "diamonds" was too mundane an answer. So, instead, they decided to just never define what's in the briefcase and leave it up to the viewer's imagination. Even Tarantino and Avery didn't have a "real" answer for themselves. So, no matter what anyone on the internet tells you is REALLY in the briefcase, and no matter how much "evidence" they point to in the movie, the only real answer to the question of "What's in the briefcase?" is "Something SUPER valuable." Period. It's like how, in a horror movie, they'll often not show you the whole monster for a long time (or, sometimes, ever), because your mind can imagine way scarier things than any FX crew could ever come up with. Here, in Pulp Fiction, your mind can imagine something way more valuable and beautiful than anything they could've actually showed you in the briefcase. If the characters reacted like they did and then, at the end of the movie, you saw that it was just a load of diamonds, you'd feel a little underwhelmed. So they didn't. Also, it doesn't matter to the story-at-hand what's actually in the briefcase. What's in the briefcase is part of some other story involving Marcellus Wallace's business. The only important thing about the briefcase in this story is that the college bros stole it from Marcellus Wallace and Jules and Vincent have been tasked to get it back to him. As henchmen, it doesn't matter to them about the specifics of what's in the briefcase (other than just to make sure it's actually there); all that matters to them is doing their job of getting the case back to Marcellus. And, for what it's worth, although Tarantino enjoys reading all the wild theories (even though they're all wrong), co-writer Roger Avery was annoyed that some set-dec or prop person decided to put that gold light inside the briefcase because he said it made it look like there was something magical in there and that gave rise to all the goofy theories like it being Marcellus Wallace's soul. And that fan theory is one that Avery hates because he says the idea that there's something supernatural in this otherwise grounded (if slightly bonkers) story about criminals is dumb and takes away from movie.

[@grodesby3422]

If it was Wallace's soul, then an ignorant low level thug like Ringo wouldn't have asked "Is that what I think it is?"

[@caseymoe816]

FYI, @2:41 you can see Vincent walking in the background to the bathroom in the diner.

[@Jedi4Life-u5y]

Great reaction, as always.

[@TheOctobersReact]

You're the best!

[@DanielBishop-eo6qr]

The announcer for the dance contest at Jack Rabbit Slim's is supposed to be Ed Sullivan. Not Richard Nixon.

[@alanfeldstein9761]

John Travolta was not the Fonz. Travolta was Vinnie Barbarino. He will always be Barbarino to me. Please react to some early episodes of Welcome Back Kotter. And by the way, if you want to see what Travolta's long hair really looks like, Vinnie Barbarino. Was he wearing a wig in this movie? The hair's not right.

[@laurasmith2522]

Not a president but Ed Sullivan a night time variety show, he was the host back in the 50s/60s

[@jamesmoore4003]

Yes John Travolta was in Grease and he did some dancing in that but he truly got down in Saturday Night Fever..check it out sometime

[@ghostmkc4045]

You should definitely take the tarantino ride through his filmography as a director, most of them are some of the best films in cinema. In order if possible, even though you skipped "reservoir dogs," maybe do that next if you havent seen it otherwise do "dusk til dawn."

[@fotzilla3832]

From Dusk til Dawn is great, but Tarantino only wrote it. Robert Rodriguez directed.

[@toddjones1480]

I had a boss who had me keep his wife entertained. He couldn’t stand being around her all the time, and I guess he thought it was safe because I’m pretty fucking unattractive.

[@fantasyfinds5627]

I’ve been subscribed and watching you guys since you did your Lord of the Rings reactions! You are my absolute favorite reactors on KZbin. If you haven’t already seen it, I’d absolutely love to see what you think of Legends of the Fall with Brad Pitt! It’s a wonderful movie!

[@creativebuddhism]

Martin & Lewis were a white comedy duo in the 50s and Amos & Andy were black. So at Jack Rabbit Slims ( The 50s themed diner ) when the waiter asks Mia if she wants her $5 shake Martin & Lewis or Amos & Andy, he was asking if she wanted a vanilla or chocolate shake. Ohh and Vince bought $1,500 (3g) of heroin, not 1g.

[@KingBee609]

Vincent uses the bathroom a lot because he is on that H. Give you stomach issues

[@yarsivad000.5]

The player thing is a reel to reel which was usually only purchased for a very high-end sound system because a turn-table sounds as good but one side of a record only lasts about 20 minutes. Cassettes weren’t quite great because the tape is so narrow. Reel to reel has wide tape for high quality sound reproduction. They were pretty expensive. The cheapest ones were several hundred dollars in the late 80’s. Probably several thousand for the higher quality machines. If you’re going R to R, go big or go home.

[@johnwolfe7596]

@4:02 "What is the first song you ever remember hearing?" Every one of us will have different answers for this question, but I love providing this little bit of trivia. The oldest complete song (meaning that there are even earlier songs that are incomplete) is known as the Song of Seikilos, or the Seikilos Epitaph. It exists inscribed on a slab of rock and marble which is dated to be about 2000 years old, meaning around the time of Jesus. Its simple musical notation and immortal lyrics reverberate through today: "While you live, shine. Have no grief at all. Life is only here for a short while." The video below includes a modern interpretation of the song, but the opening notes are the basis of the full composition. It is the oldest complete song in the history of humanity. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3jJgHulqtNjhbM

[@jason42080]

John Travolta became a Master of Dancing after taking the star Role in Saturday Night Fever and after doing lots and lots of Dance rehearsals Travolta became hooked on wanting to master as many dance styles since it would help him for future movie roles and personal wise when it came to sweeping a woman off her feet.

[@beriliumsphere107]

Marcelus Wallace sold his soul to the devil for power. He sent his hitmen to get it back from the devil's agents (Brett). The brief case has his soul in it and it was extracted from the back of Marcelus' neck where the band aid is. Joun Travolta was definitely not the fonze lol

[@johnplaysgames3120]

The fan theory about Marcellus Wallace's soul is nonsense. The co-writer of Pulp Fiction, Roger Avery, said that he and Tarantino originally wrote it as diamonds (specifically, the diamonds from Reservoir Dogs). Then they decided "diamonds" was too mundane an answer. The figured that anything they could come up with would be underwhelming when it was revealed, so they decided to just not define what's in the case and leave it up to the viewers to imagine "something super valuable." In fact, Roger Avery has said that he hates the "Marcellus Wallace's soul" fan theory because he thinks it's stupid and tries to jam a supernatural element into a movie that isn't about the supernatural. Fan theories are fun but, no matter what the fan theories say, the only real answer to the question of "What's in the briefcase?" -- according to one of the two men who wrote the movie -- is "Something super valuable." Period. There is no secret "real" answer, there is no supernatural element, there are no clues in the movie to be puzzled together to figure it out. There is no actual answer. The good news is that leaving it ambiguous means you can imagine it to be Marcellus Wallace's soul if you want to, but just know that that's NOT "the real answer."

[@alejandroblanco7369]

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[@joshv9139]

Reflection had me dying 😂😂😂 I'm in tears

[@JohnLittle-i6o]

That's a cool player thing

[@yarsivad000.5]

Reel to reel cool. 😊

[@Robot666House]

When you come our of ODs it's really like that. I shot up screaming and fighting and I was dead.

[@orangeandblackattack]

"Sugar Shack" by Jimmy Gilmer

[@thajuice100ify]

Hilarious reaction yall 😂 "Thats seven years of... assage" haha "Where is the watch" "Probably up his ass" 🤣

[@marshalllucas83]

Ed Sullivan only introduced the British invasion, Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Elvis, it's sad that kids don't know history 😢

[@daveygravy6574]

I love all your reactions guys, not just reactions but breakdown your thoughts and discussion aa well... and one of my favourite ever movies here !! 😆😆😆 Just let you know, The Mask (Peter Greene aka Z in this) was out the same year 1994 Xx

[@chucks9205]

Studded tuxedo 😂😂😂

[@chucks9205]

Red Apple Cigarettes are a brand Tarentino made up and used in several movies. Same with Big Kahuna Burgers

[@shaitanlavey]

The best Tarantino film is one he wrote but didn't direct. You guys need to see True Romance.

[@1skippysmooth]

McDonalds used to have ashtrays in them on the tables.

[@Lemon_Force]

all squares ARE rectangles but not all rectangles are squares

[@John_Locke_108]

First memory of a song? Probably Magic by Olivia Newton John. I would have been around 5 years old. I remember everything from that moment for some odd reason. My elderly babysitter had to run an errand. We drove to a mansion. But we visited the maid who had a cottage on the property. I was standing in the living room when the song came on. I remember that cottage being nicer than my house..

[@daveygravy6574]

Personally, I think this is Tarantino's best movie. Its all subjective, my own opinion. What is less subjective - whatever the overall story is - this is THE masterful way to handle an anthology time-jumping story xxx

[@coleenblevins8003]

You guys should try feom dusk til dawn.

[@trav018]

@TheOctobersReact great reaction guys xx have you got starwars on the list?

[@victorsixtythree]

If you haven't seen it, I think you guys need to watch the Game of Thrones Beginner's Guide narrated by Samuel L. Jackson!

[@michaelestabrook2018]

the mc was supposed to be ed sulivan.

[@Spills51]

Understand at one point almost every single place had at least a smoking section if not the entire place. When you walked into a restuarant the host asked two questions....1: How many? and 2: Smoking or Non-smoking? It was completely normal to have people smoking practically EVERYWHERE....it was normal and no one gave it a second thought. So, to answer your question...it has nothing to do with tarantino and smoking....that was EXACTLY HOW IT WAS....its just authentic for the times. Thanks for the vid!

[@matthewcostello3530]

Zed is a security guard

[@gilbertallard306]

John Travolta was a wild cast as Vincent Vega. Before Pulp Fiction, he was considered a has been, former pretty boy dancer. He took only 150k for this role.

[@Tateorsomething]

No, that was $1500 dollars worth of heroin. And yes, people do shoot cocaine too.

[@TheDuqe]

There were cigarettes that you rolled. Not sure if they exist anymore. Also, restaurants at the time had smoking sections. This is no longer the case.

[@TallyDrake]

In my life I have walked out of two movies, both starring Bruce Willis: Hudson Hawk and Pulp Fiction. The first was because the movie was awful. The second was during the pawn shop eeny meeny miny moe scene, because I didn't want to see what was going to happen. It was YEARS before I saw the entire movie!😊

[@squatchwatchnetwork]

The reason he ran into marcellus in the car is cuz it's obvious that Vincent and marcellus were waiting for butch at his apartment and then marcellus went to get doughnuts.. are you guys watching the same movie as I am.. and also why do you complain after every scene

[@loganwolfe7552]

Thanks!

[@TheOctobersReact]

Awesome thanks Logan!

[@Sir_Osis]

“Gyp” or “gypped” means gets ripped off.

[@jasonrd316]

Yes. It does derive from gypsie though so they aren't wrong.

[@mindaugas9221]

TheOctobers i wached all your Game of Thrones reactions one of my favourite movie series, 12 years of slavery. Is one of the favourite move for me i would like to see your reaction of this movie, if you didint see it its one of the best 🙂

[@deadinthebed963]

Most QT films switch up timelines

[@Pokyhawk]

"Powdering" one's nose goes back way further than the drug culture. Women used to use face powder and compacts for years that they would use to "powder" their noses. Us guys were just supposed to believe that's what they were doing when they, and all their girlfriends, went in packs to the ladies room for long, long times. We would never suspect that they were talking smack about us 🤥. Also, the 'pulp fiction' genre of literature would sometimes be presented in a disconnected format as in this movie. It isn't a part of the actual definition but it was used. I rolled my own cigarettes in public many times until they banned smoking pretty much everywhere but my own home. It was just a part of the culture as far back as I can remember. I still remember movie theater seats with built in ashtrays. Yeah, I'm really that ancient 👴.

[@jamescox2822]

You do understand that people have been using debit cards since the early eighties , right

[@rousefire]

Not Nixon ,lol, understandable, its Ed Sullivan.

[@arraymac227]

'It looked like coke to me.' Not just you...

[@SpudBro1]

can't really talk during a tarantino movie, miss all the best diaologue

[@terrygracy8345]

💯

[@57kwest]

They'll be fine. I'm sure that they'll see this a ton of times after this just like you have. You're hear for their REACTION.. Not they're faces staring at a movie

[@SpudBro1]

@@57kwest when a movie is this dialogue heavy and known for many of its best lines, i just want them to actually hear them.. on multiple occasions just before a line they talk over it and missed it. No one said they can’t talk big boy, just that they could have added to their experiences by listening closely to the dialogue over making jokes

[@peperino25]

@@57kwest we dont want to hear movie scenes again, *we want to watch them hearing for the first time!* i love comments, if is necesary to pouse better! *nobody likes comments over the dialogues if they miss everything!*

[@TheNyquilDriver]

Bro they have to talk. Thats their job. So what if they miss a few things. It sucks when its a great line or moment but it happens. Enhance your calm.

[@cameronrobinson3933]

I'm almost 50. This movie came out when I was a teenager. I worshiped it like you wouldn't believe. Everybody my age did. We thought it was the coolest thing in the world and to be honest I still think it is and I like watching it with people who have never seen it so I can see their reactions to it

[@JasonHauser125]

I had posters of this movie all over my college apartment.

[@Gutts31]

I saw it on opening night. Nearly 30 years later and I'll never again will have a theater experience like that night in October.

[@fredfinks]

Only been asked for ID at the cinema twice in my life. Once when i was about to enter theatre door with my older sis (we had tickets), for Pulp Fiction. (i was 15, a movie fan, and had seen reservoir dogs & true romance, and was waiting for this). I begged my way in saying 'please you know how long ive been waiting!!!' , and then around 10 years later, walking into kill bill 2. Around 25 yr old, didnt look young, im 6ft. I laughed.

[@michele36618]

I’m 46 and I remember everyone was talking about this movie so I told my sister “everyone is talking about this movie so we are going to sit down and watch it” she was 5 years younger than me 😂. So we sat in our living room and watched this and it was the best thing I had ever seen !! 🩷🩷

[@RobFMDetroit]

Now go back to Captain America: Winter Soldier and read Nick Fury's gravestone at the end 😂

[@zedwpd]

Vincent shut the door because Marcellus was there. Marcellus left to get donuts and coffee and left his gun.

[@86leewis]

I was just about to ask that. I never noticed before, he had two drinks

[@86leewis]

Why would Marcellus be there? Serious risk of exposure

[@JirkaHeyduk]

@@86leewis Marcellus was Vincent's backup since Jules left the "business".

[@86leewis]

@@JirkaHeyduk his backup? Marcellus is a boss, he could have had anyone over there instead,

[@joeb588]

@@86leewisMarcellus wanted to be there when he was killed and maybe even do it himself cause he hated him so much for screwing him over

[@victorsixtythree]

22:38 - That's not President Nixon. That's Ed Sullivan. He hosted a TV variety show in the 50's and 60's. Acts like Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles (among hundreds of others) all appeared on the show. The theater where the show was taped has been re-named The Ed Sullivan Theater. Currently, the Late Show with Stephen Colbert does their shows from there.

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

1948 to 1971. It's amazing how these old variety shows were basically gatekeepers to stardom. Just a single episode on the Ed Sullivan show and you became a household name overnight.

[@makvirtualvacations5066]

The actor who played Ed Sullivan was Jerry Hoban. I actually saw him perform live as Ed Sullivan as an opening act for the Beatles tribute band "The Fab Four" at the old Aladdin Hotel Casino in Las Vegas many years ago.

[@dcummings336]

Smoking was common IN restaurants and buildings during this time. Hell I worked office jobs where I could smoke cigarettes at my desk!😂

[@DCshandle]

Good ole days looking ahh

[@j.scottbrown8602]

We had a smoking area in high school. I remember my aunts and uncles smoking in hospital rooms. It wasn’t uncommon for kids 14 or even younger to smoke openly in school or public spaces.

[@anthonyleecollins9319]

Movie theaters, too. Sometimes they had a "smoking section" and a "non-smoking section" but it's not like the smoke stayed all on one side of the room.

[@chirpie11]

When I started work in 1990, people could smoke at theirs desks still. It was gross! And still smoke on planes in certain areas!

[@norwegianblue2017]

Hell, we had a smoking section in my high school in the 1980s!

[@tapoemt3995]

I can't believe how many people think he's a cop. His shirt says security guard..