I Shot Marvin in the Face - Pulp Fiction (11/12) Movie CLIP (1994) HD
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Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) loses his patience with Vincent (John Travolta) when he accidentally shoots Marvin (Phil LaMarr) in the face.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Outrageously violent, time-twisting, and in love with language, Pulp Fiction was widely considered the most influential American movie of the 1990s. Director and co-screenwriter Quentin Tarantino synthesized such seemingly disparate traditions as the syncopated language of David Mamet; the serious violence of American gangster movies, crime movies, and films noirs mixed up with the wacky violence of cartoons, video games, and Japanese animation; and the fragmented story-telling structures of such experimental classics as Citizen Kane, Rashomon, and La jetée. The Oscar-winning script by Tarantino and Roger Avary intertwines three stories, featuring Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta, in the role that single-handedly reignited his career, as hit men who have philosophical interchanges on such topics as the French names for American fast food products; Bruce Willis as a boxer out of a 1940s B-movie; and such other stalwarts as Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Christopher Walken, Eric Stoltz, Ving Rhames, and Uma Thurman, whose dance sequence with Travolta proved an instant classic.
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TM & © Miramax Films (1994)
Cast: John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Phil LaMarr
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Producers: Lawrence Bender, Danny DeVito, Richard N. Gladstein, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein
Screenwriters: Quentin Tarantino, Roger Avary
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If Marvin just had an opinion he would've lived.
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He had a twitchy trigger finger lol
I feel like he would've died no matter what.
Marvin: "I do think it was God."
Vincent: *turns around* "Oh come on, there's no way that-" *bam*
Or
Marvin: "I don't think it was God."
Vincent: *turns around* "See this guy gets it-" *bam*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Extremely hilarious lol
Moral of the story:
Always have an opinion.
PaPakku Or how bout don't point a gun at someone you can't shoot
Or don't ever put your finger on the trigger unless you want to kill someone.
LMAO 😂😂😂
Don't do heroine kids.
I'm your 1.1k like
“Aw man, I shot Marvin in the face.”
One of the most iconic, funniest and sharply written lines in movie history. The fact that Tarantino turned a shocking and violent scene into a funny one is a testament to how much of a genius he is as a writer and filmmaker. He is one of the best directors working today.
He is amongst the best directors of all time for sure.
And future generations won’t have him, we are blessed in this regard
you know, there is such a thing as fanatically praising a film or director to ridiculous levels
@@ferrer985yeah but what you don't understand is directors and writers like Tim Burton and other genius' are few and far between. Most directors don't even have there own opinions or creative direction. These are the directors that we need today, and don't have enough of.
Actually that “in the face line” was improvised by Travolta
Once Vincent turned around, with the gun facing Marvin, you knew that it was all bad. 😄
they way his finger is on the trigger as well hahahahaha
bit strange for a professional assasin
@@MyBrainGlows I think the whole point of his character is that he's very incompetent
@@BlackUnicorn96 true. All characters there are like that. They think they are special but only in their small world.
@@BlackUnicorn96 trigger discipline is a must
>Gets shot in the face
>Doesn't even complain
Marvin's a pretty relaxed guy.
He pretty damn chill
@Jimmy he can write it down on a piece of paper buddy so you're wrong
@@DreamRust Yeah but he probably didn't have an opinion so he didn't
@Jimmy Really dude? You make me upset to be a Jimmy if you think the only thing stopping Marvin from freaking out is that he may not have a mouth anymore. Never mind the dude has some of his brains in Jules' hair. SMH
He has no opinion m8.
"The gun went off. I don't know why"
Had a round chambered
Safety was off
Finger on the trigger
Gun pointed at Marvin's face
Broke all 4 of the golden rules when it came to gun safety.
Vincent killed Marvin entirely on purpose. You can literally watch him pull the trigger.
@@Hellhound23691 lol, I’d assume he did pull the trigger considering the gun fired.
@@VegetaLF7 yeah, if you look at how Jules handles his gun he’s very careful to contrast Vincent
And the hammer was down in the next shot after that. The 1911 is a single action, meaning that Vincent would have had to manually lower the hammer to be safe waving it around when he's freaking out at Jules with the gun in his hand when the camera pans back to him.
“Aw man, I shot marvin in the face”
Love how he says it with such casualty. I get more freaked out when I spill ketchup on the table 😂
There was ketchup in there, all right. ;)
You know that ain’t what casualty means, not trying to make fun of you just letting you know.
Chill out man he said it was an accident
My favorite part was how Travolta he was about it. Totally sounds like Vinny Barbarino having a bad day
Well i mean he didn’t really care much about him since Marvin is a loose end and witness to the hit they committed
1:01 Sam's eyes is just brilliant acting
HI ANYONE WHO READS THIS, CAN YOU PLEASE CONFIRM THAT JOHN TRAVOLTA HAS HIS WIG STUCK IN HIS TEETH IN THE FIRST FEW SECONDS OF HIM IN THIS UA-cam CLIP? THANK YOU AND I WITH YOU ALL GOOD FORTUNE. nobody is acknowledging in the comments so I had to ask, thanks again.
@@MisterSingh. actually yes it really botherd me I thought I was the only one who thought of it lol
Famous last words : "Man, I don't even have an opinion."
Well now he doesn't even have the chance to have one.
He made him open minded....*badum tss*
LOL stop... stop... you're making it even more hysterical than it already was, and I didn't think that was possible :-D
HarryUnchained Yeah but that's just like, your opinion man
Adam Simms I've never been more sure of anything in my entire life
“Man, I don’t even have an opinion.”
- Marvin’s last words, circa 1994.
Poor Marvin, you will be missed
😂😂😂😂
If he had an opinion, he could have lived
RIP
RIP Marvin the wise
From what r/PCM told me.
Unflaired must not live.
"Aw man, I shot Marvin in the face." 😂😂😂 Vincent delivered that line with PERFECTION
Always have an opinion whether you agree or disagree.
By shooting Marvin in the face. Vega just sealed his fate, starting a chain reaction from the Bonny situation to the diner and THEN insulting Butch after Butch's not so great meeting with Wallace (Butch then decided to forgo on the bet after how Wallace warmly greeted Vega right after).
But Vincent would have insulted Butch anyway, and Jules would have left the mob anyway. This in no way impacted Vincent’s fate.
What this did impact was it let Jules run into Ringo and Honey Bunny just in time to be their shepherd.
Work on your film analysis.
@@mitchellkoch3065 "What this did impact was it let Jules run into Ringo and Honey Bunny just in time to be their shepherd."
Good point, but I think Jules was more influenced by the fact that "God came down from heaven and stopped the [ ] bullets from hitting [him and Vincent]"
@@trinajackson5817 If Vincent had checked the back room that guy wouldn't have come running out all gund blazing and missed every shot. It's still Vince's fault he dies.
Butch keyed Vincent's car after he insulted him.
@@the_sixxness I always loved this theory, but it doesn’t make sense. Vincent and Jules took a cab to the bar, not Vincent’s Malibu. How would Butch have found Vincent’s car after?
I love how calm Vincent was.
"Aw man, I shot Marvin in the face."
+Ma Zano "Ah man i just spilled my monster"
Must have hit a bump or something
+Scarface 927 funniest fucking in cinema history!
"Aw man, my car is low on gas."
"Aw man I shot Marvin in the face."
Dashie's Old Music Well, he is kind of strung out on heroin throughout the entire film, so it probably took a minute for everything to sink in. Drugs mixed with basic human psychology.
Poor Marvin. If only he had an opinion, Vincent wouldn’t have turned around with the gun.
thats always the case with people that have no opinions 😂
life is all about choices.. all the way down to the words you choose
He should've had an opinion 🤷
So true lol
The reason he died was because he did not have an opinion. Vince and Jules acknowledged it was a miracle, Marvin did not, so when Vince turned around, God caused the gun to fire. God does not like people who disavow his miracles.
I love this scene because in every other instance where a gun is being pointed at someone in a scene that isn't suppose to have tension it never goes off
One of my favorite scenes in movie history. So well written. So well casted. So well acted. So well shot
well, the shot was an accident...
So well mistaken
In my opinion, Samuel L Jackson’s first line in this video isn’t well acted. The one about “go walk with the shepherds”. Not sure why, it just feels like he is reading a script evn though he probably isn’t
(rimshot)
“Aw man, I shot Marvin in the face” is one of the funniest lines ever
With the delivery of Travolta being
'whoops. Probably shouldn't have done that! Well... live and learn I guess'
"The gun went off, I don't know why?"
😂😂😂
I think the *"WHY THE FUCKYA DO THAT?!?"* is just as good lmao
@@VomitInducingMedia "wool I didn't mean to do it, it was an accident ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
Awww maaan. What a drag.
I love how, considering Jules and Vincent both being hitmen, neither of them express anything beyond annoyance when somebody dies.
Honestly Travolta’s delivery of “I shot Marvin in the face” is one of my favorite in any movie.
i was the one thousandth like
"aw man"
@Morgan Freeman you were amazing in Shawshank Redemption
This scene is the best .when it comes to dark humor 😂😂
"Chill out man, I told you it was an accident" is such an underrated line, makes me laugh way more than "Oh man I shot Marvin in the face"
Well Jules this aint My phucking town, man, is another underrated. This scene s Travolta s light in a bottle moment.
"Man, I don't even have an opinion"...Marvin's kinda calm for a guy that's being kidnapped, lol
Nah Marvin was the undercover guy who was feeding them info on the guy who stole the briefcase if I'm not wrong ..
At the beginning before they enter the apartment, Jules asks Vincent whether'our guy' is up there with them.
Swear words were made especially for Sam L Jackson
Nah, he just makes swearing an art form.
Peter Capaldi wants to know your location
Nonsense Joe pesci invented the f word
He invented swearing
Ancient tomes say the L in his middle name stands for Muthafuka
"I can't believe it man. - Well believe it now m'fer!" Never ceases to make me LOL!
This scene has probably saved hundreds of lives over the years.
Awww, I really wanted to know Marvin’s opinion! Such an open-minded person!
Plenty of brains too.
@@Filthy_Larry lol
Yeah but it’s hard to follow him because he’s all over the place.
A pretty chill guy too
He’s got an open mind now alright!
Jackson's "WHY THE FUCK'D YOU DO THAT?!" is one of the best-delivered lines of dialogue in film history.
Truth
The magic of Quentin Tarantino’s dialogue.
Most reasonable reaction to someone shooting a dude in the face and reacting like he spilled his drink.
He did it cos Marvin didn't have an opinion.
calm down dude.
This movie is a masterpiece. It’s cool how it’s got little things in it that relate it to Reservoir Dogs being in the same world. Like Michael Madsen’s character in Reservoir Dogs is Vic Vega and at one point he said something about his brother getting shot and killed, talking about Vincent Vega here played by John Travolta
That's right, Vincent Vega and Vic Vega are brothers. In fact, Tarantino wanted to make a movie based on the two brothers, to be called "Vega Brothers". But unfortunately he didn't make it because, by the time he had some time for it, both Madsen and Travolta were too old to convincingly play them in a way that they were younger than they were in these two films.
I thought they were cousins.
Wait which scene did Vick say his brother was shot? I've missed that somehow with the amount of times I've rewatched these two movies.
When I watch movies and see actors handle firearms in ridiculous ways like this, I often imagine alternate scenes where the gun goes off and something terrible happens that interrupts the whole plot. This is the only film that actually took the alternate scene right out of my head as I was thinking of it and put it right on the screen. Thanks, Quentin 😂
I'm guessing when ever someone gets killed with a prop gun during filming, something like this is going on.
Marvin should've had an opinion ..
And his opinion splattered all over in the car
Vin Ciferetto i want to hear his opinion damn
+mahasona DMX Doesn't matter if you wanted to hear his opinion, it would've saved his motherfucking life
I'm gonna have to agree. If Marvin would have made an opinion, Vincent wouldn't have turned around with the gun pointing at him
To think all he had to do was give his opinion and he would've lived
*” awww man I shot Marvin in de face. “*
*” Y DA FUQ CHU DO DAT!?”*
Well I didn’t mean to man!!
It was an accident
you must’ve went over a bump or sum
Hey look man, I didn't mean to shoot the sunuvabitch! The gun went off, I don't know why!
WELL LOOK AT THIS MESS
Dude who plays Marvin is Phil LaMarr, a legendary voice actor with over 500 credits in video games like Mortal Kombat, Metal Gear and many, many others.
Usually when the director wants the car to "drive into a bump" the camera shakes to at least pretend that there was a bump on the road. What we have here is a pure, plain and simple case of poor trigger discipline.
Funniest part by the way he reacts, it's probably not the first time Vincent's accidentally shot someone in the face.
@@VicenzoV Bruh tell me your joking. This is a movie, I know thier acting. I'm complementing their acting skills! All I'm saying is the characters they are playing acted like they've shot people before.
@@VicenzoV You're welcome, and good!
Juelz, maybe... probably not. Vincent, definitely.
@@trubblemann definitely not jeulz. Vincent absolutely
He's a stone cold killer. Also a heroin addict lmao he doesn't get bothered by much
He shouldn't use his cell phone whilst driving, it's incredibly dangerous.
That’s the most dangerous thing about this video, bar none.
Idk why i find this hilarious
More dangerous than having a dead person in your car?😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Driving with a cell was ok in California till 2008, that's when they changed the law.
That's what's dangerous? lol
The irony about this is they are talking about being miraculously saved from being shot to death and immediately after accidently kill Marvin. I Love it
One of the only times an actor changed what Tarantino wanted lol and it was gold!!!
Tarantino thought the scene worked better with Travolta's edit
"jesus christ..."
"don't blasphemy."
"god damnit"
"I said don't do that!"
underrated bit
My favorite moment lol
@Uncle Nik ok
@Uncle Nik being a little rough on the guy, aren't you?
@Uncle Nik wow someones angry.
@Uncle Nik get some sunlight dude you need it 😂
I just realized that Marvin's last words were: "I don't even have an opinion". That's fuckin hilarious.
Well...he should have one !! 😂😂
+ThePaladinGamer I do not remember Marvin being African American, in this scene. I thought he was white. Guess I got him confused with that other guy.
+ThePaladinGamer I dont understand how "I don't even have an opinion" is funny, but that part that is funny is this, just before the gun goes off Vincent says "you dont think that God came down and stopped the bullets do you" then a bullet kills Marvin as if its a sign. But I would like to know why Marvin's last words are funny?
+rowdy yeats
Jesus , what film were you watching?? Did you pay attention to any of the film before this scene happened?
bob dylan No, the funny part is how casually Vincent says "aw man I just shot Marvin in the face..."
The chemistry between them is unparallel. For me, the movie was about this friendship.
Firearms safety 101.
1.) Never point your weapon at something you are not prepared to shoot.
2.) Always assume a weapon is loaded and only one trigger pull away from firing even if someone else said it was unloaded.
3.) Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4.) Always be sure of what's beyond your target.
5.) Stay away from the professional hitmen profession.
6) Stay away from Vincent, but if he asks you if you have an opinion, have an opinion.
They played this scene for us in firearm training at the police academy.
LMAOOOOOOOOOO that's amazing!
Curious if they teach cops to carry with a round chambered? I went back and forth but eventually decided to carry with one chambered. Why? Because as some say, "Carrying without one chambered turns your handgun into a 2-hand gun".
@@generic5344 yes. Every dept i know of carrys with a round chambered.
Yes because cops in America have ZERO discipline on this ongoing problem.
@The Dark One **WHOOOOOSH**
“I like to think the last thing that went through Marvin’s head - other than that bullet - was to wonder what the hell these people were talking about.”
Shawshank redemption, good one
This comment was gold
Brother Drew, the operative word is, " through." The handgun in the scene is a Auto-Ordnance M1911A1 in .45 ACP. At point blank range like that, the big, heavy slug that is the .45 would have very easily gone right through Marvin's head and right on out the back window. Marvin's brains would have been all over the trunk.
Someone needs to ask Morgan Freeman to recite those very lines. Then edit them in a freeze frame of the blood spattered back window.
What a lovely crossover!
I love how Vincent sounds like he spilled a drink when he just blew some guys face off
“aw man I shot marvin in the face”
If you look closely, he actually pulls the trigger
Fun Fact: Originally the story had Vincent kill Marvin on purpose but Travolta asked Tarantino to change it to a accident because if Vincent purposely killed Marvin it would make Vincent more of a bad guy. This is one of the very few times we’re some else’s input had changed Tarantino’s mind on his story.
Interesting. But this scene actually added more to how incompetent Vincent was as a killer rather made him look as a good guy.
And that guy makes good movies
I'd like to think that he meant to kill him but tried to make it look like an accident. My reasoning is if you play it at .25 speed you can clearly see Vincent pull the trigger.
I forgot where I saw it from but also Supposedly he was supposed to accidentally shoot him in the throat but then have to shoot him again because of the pain he was in but it was too dark for the scene.
@@OMGWasntMe you know that for a gun to work you have to pull the trigger right?
"Aw man I shot Marvin in the face"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
what?? why the fuck you do that?
hahhahjaa he said it like "aww man i droped my drink" XD
Pulp Fiction is my favourite black comedy because of this!
It's just a comedy. Not a "black"comedy.
You mean dark humor?
"Oh man I shot Marvin in the face..." is just amazingly delivered!!
I just realize why Vincent died in the end, he accidentally killed an innocent guy showing no empathy or remorse. Sam lived a better life after the miracle that happened make him found god. I think sometimes it’s the remorse and self-reflect that differentiates the ending for Vincent and Sam.hmm
I think Vincent killed Marvin on purpose. I never realized Marvin was a friend of Jules and was working with them. So I don't understand why Vincent had the gun out in the first place, let alone having his finger on the trigger.
@@culcre Yeah exactly. If you watch the video very slowly you can see Vincent actually pull the trigger, it definitely didn't go off by accident
@@CosmicX Eh I don't think it was on purpose. I think he was just really into the discussion and wasn't thinking about his trigger finger. Vincent seemed like the kinda guy who would be honest if he killed a guy on purpose.
@@Briman2052Nah, Vincent deliberately killed Marvin as retribution for not telling him about the guy with the handcannon in the bathroom.
@@idofentanyl Why not just shoot Marvin in the apartment then? Also in the original screenplay, Vince accidentally shoots him in the chest first, then in the head to put him to out of his misery.
"I didn't mean to do it, it was an accident".
Love the way that Vincent acts like all he did was spill a drink, or something similar.
CoolDL I think the work you're looking for is "nonchalant "
hectorkool20 i think you’re looking for phrase you’re looking for is “word” not work lol 😂
@@blackblurable I think the phrase you´re looking for is "I think the word you´re looking for is "word" not work lol 😂"
John Travolta said in an interview that’s what he was trying to do, because Vincent would try to make nothing of his crimes & avoid responsibility. Such a good character analysis & it led to a great scene.
I spilled some blood and guts
Travolta's delivery on "Aw man I shot Marvin in the face" makes it to this day one of my favorite lines in movie history.
Still lqught everyday
Exactly how I felt
We too man. I swear its that weird child like tone and it KILLS me.
He's not scared or sad, just slightly bummed and feeling a little stupid
it was actually john travolta's idea
"Believe it now mother fukka" 😂😂😂😂
Still Tarantino's best movie
Travolta's delivery in this scene was Oscar worthy.
well he won it. And damn right.
he probably forget his lines and cues at some point
Terror Tower are you saying he won his nomination?
Solomon Hayes no
He just always stay chill in that situation 😂
(Hahahaha!) Vincent casually saying "oh man.. I shot Marvin in the face" as if he'd just spilt a drink. Too funny!
***** Travolta's ad-libbing like crazy in this scene. It's much better on screen than on the page. The script is at The Internet Movie Script Database (IMSDb) if you wanna see Vincent's original lines :3
Quakeowner link?
Colonel Sanders Google Internet Movie Script Database and search for Pulp Fiction.
Quakeowner I asked for the link, not how to use google. you silly little peasant.
Colonel Sanders Links dont really work on UA-cam, you know.
Say what you want, Pulp Fiction is one of these absolutely magnificent movies. And it's not because of special effects, or being epic, or being adapted from an extremely well known book.
This sequence was hilarious. Jules yelling at Vincent because of him unintentionally/accidentally shooting Marvin and saying cuss words. This movie is a masterpiece
He forgot to put the safety on and his finger slowly squeezed the trigger instead of pulling it. Why he didn't holster that thing when they already got done their work, no one will ever know.
All this would never have happened if Marvin simply had an opinion.
lol
rofl
If Vincent worked at Burger King the place would either explode or burn down.... *probably while he was in the bathroom.*
Congratulations on spoiling something that no one will get. Those are the best kind.
That's how an RBMK reactor core explodes.
Marvin's opinion, not great, not terrible...
My name is Vincent and I worked at a Burger King ironically...
Free Whoppers tho.
😂
I Just love the fact that when Vincent says "...God came down from heaven and stopped the ..(bullet) " he accidently (or not ? ) fires one at Marvin 😂😂
😂😂😂
It wasn't "accidentally". He got annoyed with Marvin's answer, that he has no opinion. But he acted as it was an accident because that was not the plan Julius and him had with Marvin, and didn't want to upset Julius.
Can't even count how many times I watched this clip as a teenager... what a life-changing experience watching this movie was. In my top 5.
Did you ummm...... become a hitman?
I read somewhere one film critic said that given how much of the film revolves around dialogue, and how important conversation is to the characters, it’s not exactly surprising Marvin was shot dead just moments after saying “I don’t even have an opinion”.
He's right
That's really interesting. I never thought of it like that but it makes complete sense
That's a great take!
It reminds me of Shakespeare how if the character loses their power of speech, they lose all power in the story.
Very Interesting Point
I figured that out for myself, just about now. Vincent got annoyed with Marvin's lack of opinion, and didn't want him around anymore, at all. He shot him on purpose.
I just realized that Marvins last words were " I do not even have opinion"
If only he did, Vince wouldn't have turned around
+PichDextro HAHAHA never tought of it that way
Tibby
xDD
Karma
they wrote "i don't have an opinion " on his gravestone
"chill out man I told you it was an accident" like he spilled a drink hahaha classic!
In the original script, Marvin didn't die immediately. Instead, he was shot in the neck, flailing around, gurgling blood everywhere while screaming and (understandably) freaking out. Vincent and Jules then had a panicked discussion about what to do - mercy kill Marvin or drop him at the hospital and risk arrest. This discussion evolved into a debate over the philosophy and morality of mercy killing and they seemed to go back and forth on the decision. Marvin favored being dropped at the hospital and tried encouraging this decision with grunting and gesturing because he couldn't talk. Ultimately, they decided to kill Marvin to give themselves the best chance of getting out of a bad situation, and Jules shot Marvin again - all while Marvin grunted and gestured frantically to no avail.
This is interesting but I can see why they dropped this scene. The one they went with is way funnier
This is way too similar to the plot or reservoir dogs, which is probably why it got cut
I think Marvin's dead.
Yeah, he probably is.
G Toyadha Tagya B Nah, he'll be fine.
Flesh wound. Walk it off.
G Toyadha Tagya B What gave you that idea?
Just a mild scratch, nothing that a small bandage can't heal.
Guess Marvin should have had an opinion.
yeah marvin should have a opinion
hahaha yeah you're right
Literally would've saved his life, even though he probably would have been killed later
always have an opinion
I would like but then you would six-hundred and sixty-six likes so...
One of the funniest movie scenes in the 90's John Travolta, Samuel L Jackson and Quentin Tarantino brilliance. Still funny after all these years in a dark kind of way.
Just so nonchalantly says "aww man, I just shot Marvin in the face" like it's no big deal. 😆
Vince at the beginning of the movie: “I don’t watch TV.”
Vince now: “You ever seen that show cops?”
Tarantino: "blah blah blah blah blah blah"
And it's the same exact outcome every time you hear someone say this in real life
those are the effects of Heroin and constant drug use.
I feel like he talks about TV several times despite claiming to never watch it.
@@isaacbruner65 I think some people do that to make them look more though kinda less of a bran washed sheep
The pieces of brain in Jules' afro gets me every time.
Me too.
I thought that was a piece of skull stuck behind his ear
It's a Jerry curl
The first time I saw that I about pissed my pants laughing
you people are sick 😆
...the way he so nonchalantly and with a ice cold monotone delivery states that he shot Marvin in the face is what makes this scene so bloody hilarious😂😂😂😂😂
“Man, I don’t EVEN have an opinion” -Marvin
The comedy in this film is gold. Literally the most perfect film.
Stop the cap.
@@SpinoRexzillaEN25 no u
@@SpinoRexzillaEN25 no u
@@SpinoRexzillaEN25 its a masterpiece of a movie
@@SpinoRexzillaEN25 bros mom didnt let u to watch it
Damn..Am I the only one who wanted to know Marvin's opinion? I guess we'll never know.
His opinion is technically still there! It's just splattered all over the back of the car.
lol oh ok..
***** Opinion all over the window? I guess you could say, He's very (•_•) (•_•)>⌐■-■ (⌐■_■)... open minded
These few comments have restored my faith in humanity! XD
Damn..I never knew I was gonna get this many likes. I would like to thank my parents for giving birth to me, my bro and sis for being the best little siblings i could ask for. Last but not least the dozens of youtubers for liking this comment.This comment came from my heart and soul. THANK YOU MARVIN FOR NOT STATING YOU'RE OPINION AND TO VINCENT FOR BLOWING HIS BRAINS OUT. THIS WOUL'VE NEVER HAPPENED WITHOUT YOU GUYS!! .
IM OUT.
Underrated aspect of the film: Vincent wasn't too bright.
"Mahvin...whaddyou make of alldis..." 😂😂😂
0:59 "Aw man, I shot Marvin in the face."
Perfect line, perfect delivery. Deadpan comedy at its finest.
The only thing missing from that would have been the Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeennng ringing of the ears as the sound comes back... Do you know how loud that would be in there??
The car must have hit a bump. Lmao
@@kleetus92 Very!
“You probably went over a bump or sumthin.” 😂😂😂
Car ain't hit no muthafuckin' bump!
Nice avatar m8
Thats really cheeky of Vincent had he put the safety on and put the gun away it wouldn't have happened I don't blame Jules for being pissed off Vincent tried to blame him when it was Vincen's stupidity and carelessness that caused it
you can see him squeezing the trigger
I can never get enough of this film.
😂
I remember losing it in the theater when Vincent says "Just take it to a friendly place..." 😂😂😂
"WHADAFUCCHUDODAT" is my favorite line in the whole film
I agree it’s so funny man I just shot marvin in the face why the f**k you do that
Mine too. Samuel L Jackson is definitely one of my top 10 favorite actors.
I love the constant details of Vincent never keeping the safety on his gun, when the two are getting their guns from the trunk in the opening scene, you can hear Jules clicking the safety button on his gun before holstering it, while Vincent doesn’t, here, he doesn’t have the safety on and it causes him to accidentally shoot Marvin in the face, and of course, in his final scene, he leaves the safety off on his gun before leaving it on the counter, which eventually leads to his death, these details are amazing man
@Lazar MMA was this confirmed?
I would’ve taken the gun with me to the bathroom
I mean. . .no. Leaving the gun on the counter is what led to his death. The Butch character likely knows how to take the safety off a gun.
I think Butch could've turned off the safety if it was on
I would think putting his booger hook on the bang button while pointing the loud end of his pistol in an unsafe direction probably had more to do with it
safety or no
Watch Vincent’s finger, he does pull the trigger 😂
They say people’s trigger fingers get itchy.
I guess no one taught Vincent that little thing called "Trigger Discipline".
I would be pissed if my last words before my skull was redecorated were "Maaan I don't even have an opinion.
Elwood Blues nah you would be dead
Same
Moral of the story is " Always have an opinion" before all of your remaining thoughts end up on the back of the window......on god
1994- seeing this film in an early showing on opening day. The entire auditorium exclaims "Shit!" when Marvin gets shot in the scene. Followed shortly by laughter from everyone. Wonderful times.
Man I wish I would've experienced that..
Don't rub it in, I was born that year
Radio Ardilla It's rare to have a movie experience like watching Pulp Fiction in a packed house when it came out. I did and it was fucking glorious.
Radio Ardilla I was born this year. I don't know which face to use: ":(" or ":)".
“Just take it to a friendly place, that’s all” 😂😂😂😂😂
Literally my type of reaction when one of my boys needs more Juul pods
Genius movie.
The casual conversation during a kidnapping.
The complete disregard of the brains in your fro.
The little things
I like how he asks Marvin for his opinion, as if there’s no kidnapping in progress.
He didnt kidnap. Wasn't Marvin a mole for marcelous working with them?
@@Jeffery-Vanity-Blofield yup yup
@@browndd thought so. person was probably on smart phone.
Was that god striking Marvin dead for showing indifference to his existence?
They didn't kidnap Marvin. He's with Marcellus.
I like how Vince asks Marvin for his opinion like they're all just friends on a road trip instead of two hitmen who kidnapped him after killing his friends
Marvin was a mole they weren't kidnapping him, he was undercover for Marcellus
@@20somethingcimena right, but if we weren’t supposed to feel weird about the way he died he wouldn’t have been a kid. He’s different from Vince in terms of culpability and that’s why this scene rules
Marvin is with the hitmen
@@kgoofy3297
Sure but that's kinda off topic, all they were talking about is how Marvin wasn't kidnapped.
@@Jeff-is1whI'm not sure how much the movie actually establishes about Marvin's role in the whole thing except that Jules and Vincent refer to him as "our guy". He may have given them the location but that doesn't mean he expected them to shoot everyone. He was clearly terrified in that scene. I'd say this could be a kidnapping.
“The gun went off, I don’t know why”😂
I remember first watching this scene in the cinema! Gold 20 years ago and gold today.
“Jesus Christ”
“Don’t Blasphemy”
“God dammit”
☠️
@Stanley Broniszewski
It's the same work really. Helping souls to get to heaven.
@@roelvinckens5553 the lord does find a way to work wonders
I said don’t do that!
*blaspheme.
“Do you think god came down from heaven and -“
*gun goes off.*
He got told not to blasphemy.
"Mahvin, whaddaya make of all dis?"
Kelsey Curles "Man, I don't even have an opinion!"
Famous last words.
+Plikes TV well you gotta have an opinion. Do you think that God came down from heaven to stop a bul *accidentally fires gun busting Marvin's head like a tomato*
alexanderjs11
Oh man, I shot Marvin in the face. :
+Schwatvogel WHY THE FUCK YOU DO THAT!?
snakesolid970
Well, I didn't mean to do it, it was an accident!
"Just take it to friendly place"😂😂
Vince: “Samurai FOOOOOOOL!”
I just realized that Vincent Vega is one of the most irresponsible Gun users ever depicted on film. His carelessness in this movie led to 2 unintentional deaths
Case 1, Marvin:
Vincent violated 2 important rules on Gun safety.
#1 NEVER point a gun at anybody loaded or unloaded unless you intent to hit that target.
#2 NEVER put your finger on the trigger unless your ready to shoot.
Case 2 , His own
NEVER leave your weapon in an unsecured location for ANY reason. Because of that Vincent Vega got wasted by Butch.
Actually 2. Jules retired, Marcelus had a score to settle with Butch, so Marcelus and Vincent were the 2 in butch's apt waiting for him so marcelus left the weapon on the counter to get coffee, the scene where butch driving seen marcelus walking in front of him, cuz he was walking back to butchs apt.
+Chris Bano How do you know that? and if that's true, where's Vincent gun then?
Go watch the movie again it's obvious, also whenever Vincent is in the bathroom trouble happens. The drug overdose of Mia, Vince in the bathroom, The diner scene robbery , here butch apt he gets shot
Vincent is seated in the charismatic but stupid section. His scene in the restaurant with Mia is one of the most iconic movie images of the 1990s, but he seems totally unfamiliar with safety catches and probably felt it was uncool to take a submachine-gun into the toilet with him. It cost him his life.
Chris Bano it's only me or Vincent was really intending to kill Marvin?
The way John said “Marvin” at 0:46 always cracks me up!
Mahrvin
Mahveen
He genuinely wanted his opinion
Muffin
Marvel
Jules had that brain matter in his Jeri curl! 😂😂😭
This movie definitely is Quintin Tarantino at his most distinctive as a writer/director. I remember when I first watched this movie as a kid, once Marv and Vince died, all bets were off on who was gonna survive or even what scene was a safe one. This movie was wild.
"Jimmie yo how you doin man it's Jules"
_casually has brains stuck to the side of his head_
I noticed that too 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
So funny.