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"I didn't know John Travolta could dance!" Time to watch Saturday Night Fever I guess!

Mia was doing cocaine and Vincent was doing heroin. Earlier when he bought the heroin, Stoltz told him he was out of balloons, the usual method of bagging it up, so he had to use a regular baggie instead. So when Mia saw the white powder in the regular baggie, she just assumed it was cocaine as well and snorted it right up having the overdose. Great movie, great reaction!

When Butch and Fabienne ride off on Zed’s chopper is actually the chronological end of the story. Enjoyed your reaction!

Jackie Brown is probably his most linear movie, although some scenes are repeated from a different character's perspective. It's an interesting departure from the blood and guts action, and perhaps his most underrated movie. I consider it a masterpiece of story telling.

“Can Travolta dance?” I love this channel. Absolutely love it. I love that we get to share these firsts with you. I know it must take a lot of work to share it with everyone. Thanks for doing that. ❤👍

"I'm gonna get medieval on your ass" is a line me and my friends still use to this day. 🤣

9:21 - "Can Travolta dance?" I can't count how many comments mention *Saturday Night Fever* in response to this, but not a single mention of *Staying Alive,* the sequel in which he becomes a professional dancer.

The rectangle was never a square, even in theaters. Good reel to reel decks have sensors to automatically stop at song breaks. Opiates are constipating, which is why Vincent is always in the john. Great reaction. I laughed my butt off, too. But we are in the minority on that.

This is one of those films that’s great for rewatching and picking up more details each time, like with the trophy they didn’t actually win it if you listen to the radio in one scene they talk about two people getting assaulted and the trophy was stolen meaning Vincent beat up the couple that won it to give to Mia since she wanted it

A lot of little details that are easy to miss on a first watch. Such that, the reason Butch runs into Marcellus isnt as big a coincidence as it might appear: he was staking out Butch's apartment with Vincent (because Jules had retired, which we dont learn until later in the movie) and had seemingly popped out for some donuts and stuff for them. This also explains why Vincent didnt react to the noises in the apartment when Butch was there; he probably just assumed it was Marcellus having returned from the shop. The reason Mia thinks the drugs in Vincent's pocket is cocaine rather than heroin, is because when he buys it earlier, Lance says he's out of balloons (usually used for heroin) and asks if it's ok with a baggie instead (usually used for cocaine). The two are usually packed differently like that for this precise reason: so that someone wont accidentally confuse the two, since theyre both just white powder. But Vincent figures he's the only one who's going to be using it anyway, so it's fine in a baggie. And if I remember correctly, there's also a bit on the car radio when Butch is driving to his apartment (I think that's when) where there's a news bulletin of the trophy being stolen at the Jack Rabbit Slims restaurant. So Mia and Vincent didnt win, they just took off with the trophy :p

25:58 Chronologically - The "Prelude To The Gold Watch" Flashback - "Vincent Vega and Marsellus Wallace's Wife" Prelude - "The Bonnie Situation" Episode - "The Diner" Prologue Scene - "The Diner" Epilogue Scene - The Prelude to "The Gold Watch" in Present Day - "Vincent Vega and Marsellus Wallace's Wife" Episode - "The Gold Watch" Episode

A $5 milkshake in 1994 would be $10.09 today.

Great reaction, glad you enjoyed this one. You need to check out more QT movies. They are full of dialog, blood and action. Many, not all QT movies, have a nonlinear time line like this one did. So many good movies in the QT world.

This was great. I really hope you'll do more Quentin Tarantino movies, they are all epic and Kill Bill is on my top 5 movies of all time.

Marvin was played by Phil LaMarr who was also a regular in MadTV, one the funniest and most original scetch comedy TV shows ever. His bit on "the gay rapper", is one of the funniest comedy bits I've ever seen. A true talent for sure.

Tarantino makes some great movies. They're a bit strange sometimes, they're almost always very violent and bloody but they're well shot, well directed, very entertaining and he does dialogue very well. Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained are two really good ones.

Tarantino is one the most fascinating directors with his own style. On surface level people not a fan of his complain about his excessive violence and swearing, which fair enough if that isn't your cup of tea. But he is extremely creativity with world building, character development and entertaining witty banter an dark humor. Pulp Fiction is a film that if you look past crudeness of it, is actual consider a very artistic film by critics because was so unique when it came out.

Such a coincidence! I just watched this movie for the first time last night 😂 great video!!

Glad you liked it. Probably my favorite film, push comes to shove. The car-cleaning scene dialog always has me in stitches too.

"Grease," "Saturday Night Live," and "Staying Alive" (dancing themed movies) were Travolta's biggest early movies.👍

"It's not a motorcycle, it's a chopper!" Lol

Fun fact, Steve Buscemi was the waiter dressed as Buddy Holly.

No it was always a rectangle and the movie was always in 16:9 aspect ratio. It was just one of Tarantino's weird little plot devices. And the name you're thinking of is Ed Sullivan.

This film definitely takes some time to fully digest and appreciate. Famous film critic Roger Ebert said that back when he first saw this film at a festival, he told the director "it was either the best film of the year or the worst film - I hardly knew what the hell had happened to me."

Other Tarantino movies i recommend (including a few that wrote but didn't direct) True Romance (1993) Reservoir Dogs (1993) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) Jackie Brown (1997) Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2 (2003) & (2004) Death Proof (2007) Inglourious Basterds (2009) Django Unchained (2012) The Hateful Eight (2015)

Marvin aka Phil Lamar is famous voice actor, my favourite being samurai jack.

The actor who comes out of the bathroom and shoots and misses Vincent and Jules is Rosanna Arquette's (Jody) Brother/Sister in real life. He was known as Robert Arquette at the time and later changed his name to Alexis after coming out as a trans gender. He/She is also in the movie "The Wedding Singer" as part of Adam Sandlers (Robby) band. She/He sadly died in 2016 at the age of 47.

Maybe one of the greatest lines in movie history “aww man I shot Marvin in the face.”😅

My first time watching this was epic I was a young teenager and saw it as soon as it was released to VHS, I watched it with my dad in my bed room and this was in the time before spoilers, in the scene where uma got the adrenaline shot at the moment of impact my dad goosed me and i jumped 3 feet out of my skin

. I Highly recommend you react to : *Léon: The Professional* (1994) / starring *Gary Oldman* & *Natalie Portman* & *Desperado* (1995) / starring *Antonio Banderas* & *Salma Hayek* Ft. *Quentin Tarantino*

John Travolta and dance: Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Urban Cowboy, and Michael, before this one. Seems like he danced in the Look Who's Talking movies, too, a little bit. Known for his dancing!

You saying 'can Travolta dance' was like a shot in the soul lmao I loved this react!!

I consider this movie to be one of the greatest of all time. The Godfather takes the cake for that. If you haven't seen that movie, definitely recommend it!

Along with The Shawshank Redemption and Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction is considered one of the "big three," for lack of a better word, in terms of classic films of '94. All three received multiple Oscar nominations, including Best Picture.

This is the perfect example of a film I need to rewatch. I saw it as a teenager and it was good, but didn't "grab" me like it did many others. It's one of those films that you see on countless top movies of all time lists.. so I'll watch it again as an adult and see if I enjoy it more. Fun little fact, the Academy Awards top three contenders that year for Best Picture were Pulp Fiction, Shawshank Redemption, and Forrest Gump. Gump took home the statue, and I do understand why, but I may lean just a teeny tiny bit toward Shawshank as my favorite of the 3..

“Be Prepared”, huh? Aww buddy… you made me giggle. So glad you reacted to this movie, it’s a genre classic. Much like how Vincent orders his steak: “Bloody as Hell.” There are hallmarks peppered throughout, including his cameo, that mark this film as completely Tarantino. Hitchcock films (milder by comparison) have that same vibe-you throw one of Hitch’s films on & you KNOW you’re in for next-level craftsmanship. - - - - As always, thank you for your positive message to everybody, you are awesome! You’re a delightful gentleman.🫶🎬🍿

"Can Travolta dance?" Hell yes

Harley has a 3 day class for beginner riders. My teens who didnt even know a manual car learned to ride in the Harley classes.

In case you didn’t know, Jimmy (Jules’ friend with the good coffee) is played by the director of the film, Quentin Tarantino. He makes a habit of playing cameos roles in his own movies. If you ever watch other Tarantino films, be on the lookout for him. 😎

The M.C. was portraying Ed Sullivan. Can John Travolta dance? . . . He was the star of Saturday Night Fever & its sequel! He's legendary.

Mia thought his heroin was cocaine. John Travolta became famous in the 70s for dancing in everything (Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Urban Cowboy) When he made his comeback in the 90s, starting here, he then went on to dance in Phenomenon, and Michael.

The boxing match was at the same time as Vincent and Mia's date. Then he dies the next day.

Can Travolta dance? I'm dead. The emcee was Ed Sullivan.

"Can Travolta Dance?" I'm dyin lol!

Watch Saturday Night Fever, you've already seen Grease. Both are '70s era movies, where he made his name dancing. Then consider that by the '90s his career was all but dead. The one bright spot was being in the surprise hit comedy Look Who's Talking, and he wasn't the star of that. Then Tarantino puts him in Pulp Fiction and his career is on fire again. Tarantino was smart enough to make sure he danced in this movie. There really is a lot going on in this movie. Lance, the drug dealer, apologizes to Vincent for being out of balloons to package the heroin. You could think that was just random dialogue except Mia finds the baggie in Vincent's jacket and thinks it's cocaine. So not only does she snort a bunch of heroin but it's the high potency heroin that Vincent chose to buy. The movie is filled with bits like that.

I'm sure multiple people are going to recommend Tarantino's entire filmography after this.... I've personally always felt that this movie was a bit overrated but Tarantino (the director/writer) is definitely one of the major talents to emerge in the 90s. Django Unchained, The Hateful 8, Inglorious Basterds, Kill Bill vol. 1 and 2, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are all pretty great. If you enjoy the directorial style and snappy banter of this... you'll enjoy all of those.

I'm so glad you liked the movie. Inglourious Basterds (yes, that's how the movie title is spelled) and Kill Bill are my next favorite Quentin Tarantino movies after Pulp Fiction.

I would recommend going back and watching Reservoir Dogs and then continue watching his films in order.

The movie is told in a non linear fashion so they can tell the story through the perspectives of different characters. Contrary to what many people believe this is not a technique Tarantino invented. It was first used, that I know of, by the masterful Japanese director Akira Kurosawa in his 1950 masterpiece Rashomon telling the story of a rape/murder of a bride and her Samurai husband from four different perspectives. The American film maker Robert Altman used a similar technique in his 1970s classics Nashville and McCabe and Mrs. Miller. Tarantino's movies are often over the top bloody with a lot of revenge tropes thrown on. If you go down this rabbit hole you will also find his movies are all set in the same "universe". Characters in one film are related to characters in another for example. Or items referred or that appeared in one film appear in another. The samurai sword in this movie for example relates to another movie. The same brand of cigarettes, Red Apple, appears in all his movies. The same as Julius' fate is actually revealed in a subsequent movie as well. Vincent Vegas brother is a character in Reservoir Dogs also. Tarantino also likes to use the same actors in multiple films. Uma Thurman appears in three movies and was supposed to be in Inglorious Basterds as well but had other contractual obligations so Tarantino just found another actress who looked a lot like her. If you decide to react to the Kill Bill films I'll explain all the connections between this movie and that one but I don't want to do spoilers.

Loved this viewing with ya, James, looking forward to seeing you experiencing more Tarantino down the line. So many goodies to come for ya :)

"Can Travolta Dance?" Thanks for that, I needed a good laugh. For the future, if you watch a movie with Justin Timberlake in it, yes he can sing lol

Travolta also danced in Saturday Night Fever - the major part of the movie was dancing and his bag of stuff was heroin - which you cant snort.

There was a Flintstones episode where Pebbles drew a square with her fingers, but it was really a rectangle. I think Tarantino was copying that. The dance were real 60's dance moves, the Batusi was the one you were referring to, named after the 60's show Batman.

Basically Vincent dies because Jules quit. That's why he's with Marcellus at Butch's apartment (out getting coffee and donuts)

I just now realized that I just saw Yolanda/Hunny Bunny in a Hunger Games movie as one of the previous winners who were forced to do the game all over again. I think they called her Nuts and she kept saying Tick Tock, Tick Tock. It's the same actress.

That was Ed Sullivan you were thinking about, there were a M. Monroe and a Jayne Mansfiel lookalike also. Buddy Holly was Steve Buscemi.

I remember when pulp fiction came out it was very confusing most of us. Quentin Tarantino was still a very new director and we weren't used to his style. It's definitely a film you want to watch at least three times in order to catch most of everyone's connection to everyone. I could not help but cry laughing when you question if John Travolta could dance. You definitely need to check out Saturday Night fever and the sequel Staying alive shows off his ability. Urban cowboy is absolutely phenomenal. Be prepared for the harshness in the storyline of Saturday Night fever. Keep them coming I'm loving the reactions

Always have to know how people handle the pawn shop scene. It can really make or break the movie for some.

16:38 My sweet summer child. 🤦‍♂

One of my favorite Tarantino movies, great reaction

"Say what again!" is my notification for when my husband texts me. He has a tendency to not listen properly, so Samuel L. Jackson's exasperation expresses my own frustration. You should check out "Saturday Night Fever" if you want to see Travolta really dance.

'Point Of No Return' - Harvey Keitel played the cleaner is that movie too. Another good movie full of action with Bridgette Fonda. Quentin was the guy with the great coffee.

They didn't win the dance contest actually. When Butch is sneaking up to his place, he's walking by a window and you can hear the TV inside. If you listen close, it's a local news station talking about how somebody stole the trophy.

"CAN JOHN TRAVOLTA DANCE"?? That's a good reason to put 'Saturday Night Fever' from 1977 on your list!

Bruce Willis asked to be in this movie but wanted to play Vincent or Jules. He finally was talked into playing Butch.

oh, and, yeah, of course Travolta can dance... better than he lets on in this movie, too.

It was a rectangle in 1994 too, I believe Uma Thurman doesn't know shapes.

I know it doesnt quite add up but I like to think briefcase had the diamonds from the movie before this , resevoir dogs

A rectangle is a sort of square.

The MC of the dance contest was supposed to be Ed Sullivan. Jimmy was played by Quentin Tarantino. I LOVE this movie! This is his best, in my opinion!

the really expensive stuff that Mia found in Vincent's coat was not for snorting(if you know what i mean)!

The guy they take the dead body and the bloody car to (Bonnie's husband) is Quentin Tarantino, just in case you didn't know how he looks 🙂

The guy at the diner was impersonating Rchard Nixon.

Great reaction! Tarentino definitely has a unique style. The 9 movies he has written and directed are iconically his. Pulp Fiction, his 2nd film, is one of my all time favorite movies. All of his movies are awesome. Check out his first movie, "Resevoir Dogs".

Glad you enjoyed it.

Nice hoodie, I'm from Des Moines. Great reaction!

I think the comment about pigs being dirty is more related to the fact that they will eat anything that they can get their mouths on and also historically pork was dangerous to eat.

Oh man, you're gonna lose your sh*t over this movie! You have to do Reservoir Dogs now too. It's Tarantino's first movie.

Vincent was alone in the boxer's apartment, because Jules (true to his word) retired after the briefcase was returned to Marsellus at the bar. Vincent probably had IBS or something... dude was always in the toilet.

Great reaction. I LOVE how much you were cracking up throughout, because a TON of reactors don't seem to realize it's funny! Obviously it's incredibly tense at times, but it's pretty much one of the funniest movies of the 90s and a lot of people seem to be so on-edge watching it that they nervous chuckle, if that. I know a hundred others have already said it, but based on how much you liked this, DEFINITELY watch more Tarantino. I'd vote for Kill Bill 1 & 2 next, personally.

18:50 I did in my 40s. Got it out of my system. Cars are much safer; although I drive a convertible now, so... 🤷‍♂

I really enjoy a lot of Tarantino's work, particularly when he gets together with Robert Rodriguez (From Dusk Till Dawn - Tarantino written and Rodriguez directed, and Tarantino directs a segment in Rodriguez's Sin City). They did a collaborative double feature called Grindhouse that was a back to back showing of Planet Terror and Death Proof with fake 70's style trailers between movies. Best showing I've ever had in a theater. Tarantino's script for Natural Born Killers is quite good too (with Woody Harrelson and Robert Downy Jr, Oliver Stone directs)

Bullet holes were already in the wall before the kid shot at Jules and Vincent.

The dancing contest dude is impersonating Ed Sullivan. I watch a few Pulp Fiction reaction, you're the first one who even notice him.

7:04 "Don't be a square"

Pulp Fiction is a classic. Great reaction. Jackie Brown is definitely my favourite.

I hope you react to more Tarantino movies in the future! Reservoir dogs, Jackie Brown and Django Unchained are my favorites.

I love that you get the dark humor in this 🥰

This was a big comeback role for John Travolta. Reignited his acting career.

You have officially opened up a can of worms James LOL Now, you have 8 more Tarantino movies to check out! He's famously known for saying he's only going to make 10 movies. He still has one more to make, and every film is a GEM. I'm certain you may already have all of them added to your list, you just don't know it :) ("Django Unchanged," is a personal favorite of mine and worth having on your list if it's not already. Anyhoo, have a safe weekend James. Always a pleasure.

Aw yeah...this one is a real banger...it will fully blow your mind...just like Marvin. LOL 🤣🤣

Two side effects of heroin use are muscle spasms (watch Vincents' hand as he turns around to talk to Marvin; his finger twitches on the trigger) and constipation (Vincent takes a book with him every time he goes to the bathroom because he knows he'll be there a while).

You don't know Tim Roth? So, you need to watch Reservoir Dogs immediately.

You should give "The Boondock Saints" a shot, there are 2 movies that are like 10 years apart one being 90's and one being 2000's

Interesting, "Punchy" is Harpo Marx's nickname in at least one of the old Marx Brothers comedies (I recommend them, they're amazingly funny. from the 40s.)

top 3 movie for me ! so glad you're reacting to it

omg when you said "oh my god, look at that:" I thought you were gonna say "beautiful trippy artwork!" and not "wad of cash."

You're going to be watching the entire Tarantino catalog, so get ready. They are all similar in that they'll have phenomenal casts, brilliant dialog and the heavy application of gore. Every single one is at least very good.

9:20 OMG, someone send this guy to watch Saturday Night Fever