I always love to see how this movie tends to generate similar enthusiastic reactions in first time viewers. I distinctly remember the day I watched Pulp Fiction in 1996 together with one of my closest friends in a small theater for movie enthusiasts in my city. We were in high school at the time and I went in basically 'blind': I didn't know anything about Pulp Fiction in advance nor had I watched any other Tarantino movie before. At the end we were both flabbergasted and we couldn't stop quoting the script of some of the funniest scenes (which also happen to be some of the most violent, since the movie oozes this unforgettable dark humor). The top notch writing, with brilliant and colorful small talks, the non-linear narration and the surreal situations all converge to make the movie almost impossible to forget.

Watching somebody trying to ruin it even though they know when the good parts are coming up

Agreed. Two hoes are always better than one

She had been around much on the channel (the Homies) she doesn’t appear on the channel for several at least more than 1 year

I particularly liked when Trixie started covering her panda-ears when all the n-bombs were dropping.

Yeah I love the vhs tape scene. Sometimes they dont know it only in live tv in the few seconds where they have to cut out mia on the floor overdosing and vince finding her half dead. What many don't know is that It was actually her interrogating him without him knowing it. You can tell how she gets to know him by his answers, from the Archie comics she asks him is he likes Betty or Veronica, cute or sexy, and he chose Betty revealing his type of girl, hence her being giggly and kinda bright on her answers through'out the "date", seducing him, testing his loyalty towards marcellus. Pretty genius to me, she's the same as her husband.

I remember that. She asked if he was team Elvis or Beatles. He said Elvis, which is why she said an Elvis guy will love that restaurant.

*now don't you?

They're all my favorites, especially Magic Magy and Viki!

That's because heroin normally comes in a balloon, not a baggie. That's why Mia didn't know it wasn't cocaine.

Heroin is a hell of a drug.

She took an 8 ball.

She thought he said "Canada." So she must have thought it was a reference to the water being cold. Instead of it being a reference to being hosed clean in county jail.

@@mattjamison484 Canada? Where did you get that from?

I was still laughing 5 minutes later after Marvin got shot in the face when watching this in the cinema. Don't know why but just thought it was fkn hilarious.

I always thought that as well. But after the 100th viewing you start to question that theory. Like, who is the Devil he made a deal with? I later switched the idea to Marcellus Wallace being the Devil people made deals with, and it is Jules soul contract he gets back in the briefcase, he wants out of the killing job and that's why he is spared (the bullet miracle), which makes him follow through with quitting.

Nope, it's the diamonds frome the heist in reservoir dogs. The gold is just the fabric lining of the briefcase.

That small group of movies that never gets old with re-watching. The definition of a classic.

True Romance is not the "best movie he ever worked on", that's ridiculous. It's a lot of fun, but the direction is nowhere near as good as his own style. Get some taste. The fact that you find the title "cheesy" just shows what a limited person you are, holy fuck.

@@TTM9691 😅 Holy Fuck

@@Spaceman1251 I know, that's what I said! :P (They should definitely do the movie, though).

True Romance is seriously overrated.

@@NecramoniumVideo *under

Whaaaaaaaaaaaat?! No. Effing. Way!

😀👌🙏

Marcellus sold his soul to the devil, hence the combination for the briefcase was 666

Yeah, I hear that a Lot, that theory is wrong. The briefcase was a textbook "MacGuffin", added by the writers Roger Avary and Tarantino. The giveaway that it is Not Marsellus' soul is at the end when 'Pumpkin' (Tim Roth) sees it and says, "Is that what I think it is?". Additionally, about the briefcase, Pulp Fiction writer Avary said this: "Originally the briefcase contained diamonds. But that just seemed too boring and predictable. So it was decided that the contents of the briefcase were never to be seen. This way each audience member would fill in the blank with their own ultimate contents. All you were supposed to know was that it was "so beautiful." No prop master can come up with something better than each individual's imagination. At least that was the original idea. Then somebody had the bright idea (which I think was a mistake) of putting an orange lightbulb in there. Suddenly what could have been anything became anything supernatural." So clearly (as done by Many artists of many mediums), the audience / fan / viewer, is given the opportunity to use their imagination- so the "object" is not anything but your own imagination. So let it be whatever you want it to be, but I have add that if it is something that a random little crook (like Pumpkin) can see and recognize, it wasn't a soul pulled from Marsellus' neck. ✌🏼

What!? That's crazy. I never knew that. There are so many intricacies in this film.

@@sman7099 Well, it's a rumor.

In Saturday Night Fever, Travolta was given a dance trophy he didn't win. In Pulp Fiction, Travolta steals a trophy he didn't win.

lol, true- but gotta like where her head's at ;)

@@delg1211 Alright, respect given to that...

What did you order?

@@YoureMrLebowski Royale With Cheese!

@@JedHead77 I was surprised that they served wine at McDonald's as well.

Blue started out doing reaction on their channel and quickly started her own

@@danjenkins9427 I didn't know this. Thank you for the info.

@@edgarcia4794 Do you watch Magic Magy's channel?

@@jonalberts980 I just started recently with WALL-E.

@@edgarcia4794 She came from The Homies Channel and still watches movies with them from time to time.

Cohen Brother movies rock. (Fargo, O' brother where art thou, The Big Lebowski)

I don't think they would like it as much just because its harder to really understand the brilliance when English is your second language. Even though they speak it really well I think they wouldn't understand why some of the dialogue is as funny as it is

That diner wasn't the Pink Motel. It was in Hawthorne and it got torn down years ago.

Totally agree. In general, his first three films are his best. His first two are the most "consequential", "Pulp Fiction" being the most influential......but "Jackie Brown" is his tightest film with the most rewatchability. It's the only one of his films that gets better each time you see it.

Hi, is jackie brown as good as " Harry Brown (2009 film)?

Especially considering how much this movie is worshipped by so many people… Pulp Fiction is one of the most overrated movies ever

So as Kubrick

He did a good route. Love films first, watch a hell lot of them and make your own as soon as you can.

@@nsasupporter7557 only a moron would say that lol. Marvel movies are probably better for you.

Film school is just a way to keep people out of the industry. I was an editor I never had film school. Film school doesn’t get you a job its how much coke you do with the right people. There are probably a ton of Tarantino out there and will never get that opportunity. I watched an editor create the biggest trailer house in Hollywood. How did he do it? He stabbed his friends in the back did coke with the right people, stole clients and now he owns Buddha Jones and produced Fall. I called him a selfish piece of white sh*t. Which is the reason why I don’t work for him or in Hollywood anymore. But those don’t make interesting stories people like smiles and coke induced “enthusiasm.” Like I said lots of Tarantinos out there…lot of ‘em that will never get that opportunity.

Me: In Canada, it's more legal than it is in Amsterdam.