Can we all just take a moment to acknowledge how much effort Whimsory puts into her vids, watching the movie several times, reading articles, watching documentaries about the movie etc.? She goes the extra mile compared to every other reactor out there.

This is one of the best reaction channels on KZfaq. Most reactors watch a movie, say some non-insightful stuff, and then say, "Yeah, I liked it." You do a deep, deep dive with multiple watches, research, and a deeply considered commentary. I wish they were all as good as you.

The reason Mia gets all messed up from the drugs is because she was snorting heroin (which is really dangerous to snort). She thought it was cocaine (which is fine to snort). She got confused because cocaine is usually packaged in little baggies while heroin is packaged in balloons or paper bags. Earlier in the movie the drug dealer says "I’m out of balloons. Is a baggie alright?"

"What if he can't dance??" Clearly she hasn't gotten to Grease on the list yet 😂 Can't wait for that one!

😂 The way Kathy Griffin just turns around and walks away like nope when Ving pulls the gun has always cracked me up.

Favorite line: "So pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fucking car. " I love Harvey Keitel's delivery of that line so much. One of my all time favorite movies

The best story about travelling jewelry since Lord of the Rings. -That was epic. Thank you.

OK. Mental note: don't drink water whilst Whimsory is giving out her awards. "The best story about travelling jewellry since Lord of the Rings" made me shoot water out my nose.

Funny thing about Vincent when his talking to “Paul” about his impending date with Mia (it’s not a date), he says his gonna mind his own business, chew with his mouth closed, and laugh at her stupid jokes. When at dinner he intrudes by asking about the Tony Rocky foot massage debacle, DOES’NT chew with his mouth closed, actually talks with his mouth full, and then promises Mia that he won’t laugh at her old, corny joke…

"Oh man, I shot Marvin in the face" might be the greatest delivery of dialogue in movie history

32:38 - Your award to "this lady" for best extra character...that's comedian Kathy Griffin, by the way. In the film credits she is actually listed as "Kathy Griffin as Herself", so she's actually playing herself having witnessed a car crash.

"He died of dysentery... he gives me the watch..." The most horrifying line in Captain Koontz's whole story 😱 I guess he found a way to sterilize it, since he didn't also die of highly communicable dysentery 😅

Christopher Walken's first role was a small part in the Woody Allen film 'Annie Hall'. And in it he gave... you guessed it... an unhinged monologue. That's what he's known for.

“The best story about travelling jewellery since Lord of The Rings”. 😂😂 That’s some comedy writing talent right there 🙂👍🙂

"I gotta stab her 3 times?!" "No!" 🤣🤣🤣 The overdose scene is so darkly comedic, I just love it. Travolta dragging Thurman around, Stoltz in a frenzy and Arquette adding to the chaos.

My favorite acting delivery in this movie is not even dialogue. It's when Harvey Keitel (Wolf) first sips the coffee Tarantino (Jimmy) makes for him, and then gives him an approving "Hmmm!" and a little nod. Too funny!

Fruit Brute was in fact a real cereal. It was part of the monster cereal line, like Count Chocula and Franken Berry. Unlike Count Chocula, I don't think they make it anymore.

Even though Travolta didn't get paid much for his role in this film, his real payoff was that his career took a big jump forward and brought him back into the spotlight in Hollywood. This reignited him as a box office draw and he certainly made his money after this.

Your post mortem commentary is unique, funny and brilliant.

“What if he can’t dance?” You know? That’s the first time in 45 years I’ve ever heard anyone ask that about John Travolta. If there’s one certainty in the universe, it’s that John Travolta can dance.

Zed also played Redfoot in the Usual Suspects. The actor did have a bit of a criminal history IRL.

"That's not a real cereal." It was. Count Chocula, Frankenberry, Boo Berry and so on are all part of the same series of monster-themed cereals. Fruit Brute was the Werewolf.

Whimsory reacting to Pulp Fiction makes my day better

“… with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch.” “YEEEEESSSS!” You rock, Whims. Thanks for the entertainment.

Fact: Travolta is an amazing dancer (Vaselina, Saturday Night Fever) and Uma Thurman was terrified to make the dance scene with this legend, but he was nice with her. Thank you Whymsory for react to this masterpiece. I (F word) love your channel, I'm sure you're the only one who rewatch the movies and research more information about the movie. The awards ceremony is unique.

I dont know why but i always laugh when Christopher Walken starts talking about how he hid the watch up his ass for years. Its such a sudden and random thing in an otherwise emotional scene.

To clear it up for you - Mia was a cokehead, she was snorting cocaine - Vincent is a horsehead, He injects heroine, top quality smack, and Mia snorted his heroine, thinking it was just more coke, which could have screwed her up without having coke in the mix. But with coke in the mix... a Death Cocktail.

Mia found Vincent’s stash. She snorted it thinking it was cocaine when it was actually heroin. So yeah, she took too much and the wrong way.

Tarantino really changed the film landscape with his approach to filmmaking. The way this story worjed its way to the middle from both ends is pretty brilliant. And its such an immensely quotable film. One of my all time favorites. I love your method of analysis and observation of movies. Awesome work!

Imagine showing up to the casting call and getting the part of the gimp

Ohh Whimsory, she’s so innocent. She deserves all the likes and more subscribers for putting herself through this 22:52 😂👍🏽

I can't quote my favorite line completely but is when Jules is on the Phone and says: You sendin the Wolf? Shii that's all you had to say😹😹

As far as pay goes, keep in mind that both Willis and Travolta were in down periods in their careers at the time. This movie made them stars again. I think Butch went back because of the gold watch story he heard as a kid. That story taught him about honor. Walken's character even starts out saying something like 'When two men are held prisoner...". I don't think it's a coincidence that we hear that story then later Butch is taken prisoner with Marcellus. Butch had that opportunity to redeem himself and he took it. That's why he gets to ride off into the sunset sort of. The scene where Butch runs over Marcellus is definitely a nod to Psycho. BUT the pawn shop scene is a nod to a scene in the movie Deliverance. I can highly recommend that movie. Even if you never do a reaction video with it, it's worth seeing simply because it's such a good movie and it influenced a lot of other movies.

I've probably seen this movie 50 times, and I've never noticed Vincent walking to the bathroom behind Hunny Bunny!

42:07 "He could've left but couldn't do it" That's what makes the gold watch story even better, it isn't just a McGuffin like the suitcase, it gave Butch a moral background, he knew he had to help his enemy from those monsters. Plus what happened to him and Marcellus is in a way similar to what his father and Christopher Walken's character experienced

I've never assumed that "don't drop the soap in the prison shower" was a joke. I've always assumed it was advice.

I love your reactions so much. Not only by the reaction itself, because it's so funny, but you actually take the time to read about the movie and watch it again after before talking about it. It's something I also like to do, so yeah. Great video as always

Actually Vincent heard the door opening, but he thought it was just Marcellus who went to buy some donuts 💀 Fun Fact: the reason Vincent always in the bathroom in the movie is because a common side effect of heroine constipation.

Mayo is really good on most potatoes, including french fries. Most people of most countries think we're pretty weird for putting ketchup on fries. They ain't wrong. Great reaction!

So glad someone else picked up on my favourite line, Whimsory's best comeback. Always loved that it's just a little throwaway and it instantly puts Jimmy back in his puny little place.

Im proud of you... and Ringo is proud of you.

When Mia is talking about her TV show, she is describing "Kill Bill" in which she (Uma Turman) plays the main character.

Marsellus' line "I'm gonna get medieval on your ass!" was huge in pop culture in its day - a meme before there were memes.

You're kinda the best ever on movie reactions. Just recently discovered the channel, and I love the fact that you genuinely care enough to do a post-react review to come back for a for a breakdown. Good stuff! Also trivia: it was in the oldies cafe sitting at tge "car table" where between scenes Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarrantino came up with Kill Bill, which they loosely reference her character b/c her pilot show is the rough draft concept for Kill Bill. 😁

Hi! I just found your channel and love it! I thoroughly enjoy seeing people's reactions to movies for the first time! I wanted to mention a fun fact I didn't see anyone else mention- John Travolta was instructed by a recovering heroin addict to drink tequila and sit in a hottub to get the closest feeling of being on heroin without actually having to do so...

great reaction. i learned some things in your outro even though ive seen this film several times. 1 thing i'll add that you didnt mention. when vincent says "aw man , i shot marvin in the face", it was travolta who added the clause "in the face" to the script. he said to tarentino "trust me its funnier this way", and tarentino said fine. personally i think that change improved that moment immensely.

In the 90s a lot of movies were made by creators inspired by Pulp Fiction telling the story out of order from the perspective of different characters. Go! was probably the best of these other movies.

Who else smashes the like button before watching the video?? 😁👍🏽

32:54 I nearly peed on myself laughing. Never change, Whimsory.

I always wondered if Marcellus would still have let Butch go if he knew that Butch had just killed Vincent.

Such a perfect reaction and reactor in general. I hope many more people find your channel. You deserve so much more support. Amazing work.

13:14 - Frute Brute is a real cereal (at least it was at some point). Part of the "monster cereals" from General Mills like Count Chocula, Boo Berry, Frankenberry, Yummy Mummy...

I love that you knew John Travolta from hairspray.

A lot of reactors don't appreciate this film like you did, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Its hard to imagine where Tarantino comes up with stuff like this but he is a master at writing dialogue and building tension, as well as dropping you right into the middle of a fascinating conversation

"The best story about traveling jewelry since Lord of the Rings". That thar is some quality content! I was really pleasantly surprised how you participated in the movie instead of judging this or that or trying to guess ahead what would happen. I think Tarantino's style suits your style.

John Travolta can dance just check out Saturday night fever from 1977

In a movie full of epic one-liners, my favourite line is: “Zed’s dead, baby! Zed’s dead!” Great reaction as always, Whimsory!

This was one of the most intelligent and considered reactions I've seen in a long time. Instant follow - thank you Whimsory, you obviously put a lot of time into this.

Keep up the great work, your reactions show a lot of work and effort that really makes you stand out. I especially like your rankings for your favorite parts in the end.

23:54 He played the villain in The Mask. "The truth is _you're the weak._ And I am the tyranny of evil men." Favorite line. 33:24 You're correct. The other coffee was for Vincent. Jules has just left the picture, so Marcellus was staking out Butch's place with Vincent and went to get them breakfast. Who knows, if they'd known Butch had toaster pastries in the cupboard, maybe Butch would be dead and Vincent would've survived.

Heckuvan awesome cast in this iconic flick, and I've just realized that Whimsory is the greatest character in this whole movie! 🎥🎉

My favorite line is: Winston Wolf - "So pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fucking car!"

I am so glad I found your channel!!! Your reactions are fantastic! I love how you research the film at the end to learn more about it! My partner and I have started doing some reactions and learning how to be better at it and this is definitely going to become an inspiration for us.

Quentin Tarantino did another movie previous to this (Reservoir dogs). In that movie there is a character called Mr.Blonde. The actor who played Mr.Blonde was going to be the one to play Vincent Vega, meaning Vincent Vega was going to be Mr.Blonde. But the actor Michael Madsen passed the roll because he was in another project at the time. Instead the roll was given to John Travolta, and the new character was named Vincent, which is Mr.Blondes (Victor Vega) brother.

Mia does coccaine, Vincent does heroine, she found his starch and it is possible to snort heroine, that being high grade heroine and Mia doing as much as she would normally do coccaine is the cause of the od

Thanks, Whimsory! 🧠 I'm so grateful I got to see this one on the big screen.

Fantastic video reaction and analysis as always Whimsory!! Every new video is a wonderful surprise. Keep up the amazing content!

It's funny, I had just watched a couple channels react to this within the last week or so. And I actually went and checked your channel to see if you had done a reaction to it as I think you're one of the best, if not the best, movie reaction channels out there. And bam, here you are today uploading a reaction to it. Serendipitous indeed. Or maybe I should be more like Jules and take it as a sign from God that you are the best reaction channel out there. After all, Vince just saw coincidence and nothing else, and then he got shot coming off the crapper :D

Could just do with a cheeseburger right now!

Whimsory, you can go on & on & on & on & on & on & on & on & on & I wouldn't mind it one bit. I love listening to what you have to say, I love your editing, your added visual funny things (is there a name for that stuff?) & your personality. Thanks & be well! 🕊❤️

Please react to “NATURAL BORN KILLERS”‼️ 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Love the recap part of this reaction. Just the best.

Great reaction! I love how you wait and dive into it again before giving your thoughts on it

First sight of a ball-gag and Whimsory says, "Oh no." Good call!

It's a great film, I'm glad that you liked it, Whimsory. I like most of Tarantino's films and this is one of my favourites along with "Jackie Brown" and "Inglorious Bastards".

Antoine Roccamora a half black/half Samoan organized crime figure known to some as Tony Rocky Horror. A character that doesn't even appear in this movie had been stuck in my head since I saw this in the theaters when it first came out, it's the little flairs of dialogue that make a QT script so fun to watch, i can't imagine anyone else would have come up with that name in a million passes at this script, but it is so evocative and makes perfect sense when you hear it that you can't help but think that it can only be the name of an actual person.

i love your in depth analysis at the end of each film.

You put so much work into your reactions. That's unusual, and appreciated. Keep being you!

The famous brief case of "Pulp Fiction," predates the "Pulp Fiction" movie. It is believed to be the same briefcase that is in both "Repo Man" and "Heavy Metal." Also, please watch Quentin Tarantino's best movie "True Romance." He wrote it and Tony Scott of "Top Gun Directed it.

A pure piece of cinematic genius.

Whimsory had an amazing transition when she went into post-editing, I loved it

This movie absolutely blew my effing mind when I saw it in the theater. I can only call it a revelation. The tension it builds up in various scenes was palpable, like the whole audience was holding its breath, especially when the needle was poised over Mia. ...Zed is also a bad guy in Usual Suspects, which is another must-see if you haven't seen it yet.

Mia incorrectly assumed Vincent's heroic was cocaine.

Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

Awesome, Whimsory! So glad you caught the Psycho reference. Most younger people will miss that, but it's definitely an homage from Tarantino to Hitchcock. Also, I love your observation about Butch's humanity in going back to rescue Marcellus. Very perceptive!👏

Ahh I've been waiting for you to do Pulp Fiction! As always, you did not disappoint!

I love it when you're not sure if you should laugh or not at certain scenes. You make your reactions really unique and witty and you are so likeable and really sweet......this is no cheap flattery, i honestly mean it. Greetings from Germany

"I was ready to go save Marcellus myself!" 😅 Butch's weapon selection scene comes around to some of Quentin's other movies. Still waiting for him to use a chainsaw in something.

Vince purchased heroine, whereas Mia was into cocaine. She saw the baggie and thought it was coke... it wasn't. Her snorting up a big fat line of it was basically an instant OD.

Favourite line is "You're the weak", Jules in the restaurant. It's like he's saying it to the audience, and that anyone thinking if getting into that world IRL is going to deal with ppl like the characters we've just seen. So be humble, get a regular job, and avoid that world as much as possible

Your reactions are always great and your editor does a great job too. You are in my top 10 reactors.

I think it's great that you watch a movie multiple times and even do some research after whenever you do a reaction to a movie. I can't think of any other reaction channel that does that so it's just nice to see someone go above and beyond 👍

Nominated for 7 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Original Screenplay. Forrest Gump took home the other 6.

Dude, I really enjoyed the awards you gave out and I hope it becomes a staple of your channel if you are so inclined. Thanks for the lolz. =]

Oh man, excellent reaction. I always love when people laugh their way through this whole movie -- it's tense as all hell, but at the end of the day, it's basically a comedy.

Pulp Fiction. A violent F word Ridden classic. With dialog that is so well written. While it is much more graphic and violent, Kill Bill actually has an origin in this with the Fox Force Five scene with Uma. It is also excellent and worth a watch.

FUN FACT: There are those that believe that Butch remained in the pawn shop to save Marcellus because he saw a subliminal message that compelled him to do so. As Butch is exiting the Pawn Shop, he grabs the keys to Zed's Chopper off the counter. The keys are attached to a key ring with a large "Z" attached. Immediately after this, Butch glances over his right shoulder as he walks to the door. Looking over his right shoulder, Butch's view includes, among many things, a neon sign that is sitting on one of the shelves. Now, while Butch obviously didn't study the neon sign, he would have been aware of it on a subliminal level. This neon sign is usually hung in bars to advertise a brand of the alcoholic beverage ale. The sign reads "Killian's Red." However, on this particular sign, the portion that reads "ian's ed" is burned out. This leaves a neon sign that reads "Kill ed." If you combine this neon sign with the key ring for the chopper, you get a message that says, "Kill Zed." "KILL ZED." I'm sure that this was intentional and not simply an accidentally message.

Terrific video about one of my favorites, really appreciate your research and insight!

Yeah, I think Marcellus was out getting coffee and donuts for himself and Vincent and he was heading back to Butch's apartment when he happened to walk right in front of Butch's car.

That's the twist they're dancing - to dance the twist, you just twist like they did also, Mia's overdose is a mix of bad luck; mainly that what Vince carried was heroin, which is uuusually brown and sort of unappealing looking, unlesss it is unusually pure, then it will be white - but this is fairly rare, so when Mia looks at it - she sees what looks exactly like cocaine, which is what rich-people love to sniffle up their nose. Basically, she introcudes a top quality, super-dose of an extremely potent drug she has no exprience with, right up her nose, and overdoses immediately.