I saw it in the theater with my cousin the first time. I had seen Reservoir Dogs and convinced him that we needed to watch this. We were quoting the movie all the way home. When Vincent shot Marvin we exploded laughing. I looked around and everyone else had this shocked look on their faces, which made us laugh more. I don't think I've had a better time at the theatre since.
I don't remember why my friends and I went to see it, it wasn't my idea, but we did and it's one of the movies I have the most vivid memories of seeing. I'll never forget Roth near the end shouting "Garcon, coffee" and realizing "ohhh shit, this is where we began." I'd never seen a movie do that (I had not seen Reservoir Dogs yet either). I remember being at a small handful of movies where the audience clapped at the end, I can't say for sure but this may have been one of them.
This was sold as a big comeback for Travolta at the time (it was). But it was also a decent comeback for Bruce Willis after a few early 90s misfires and a huge career boost for Thurman and Jackson. I'd say the latter two benefitted the most.
It was also the movie that first gave him the role as a bad guy (if we don't count being a douchebag in "Carrie") and he loved it. So he accepted many roles as bad guy in movies after that.
The glowing suitcase is an homage to Robert Aldrich's film noir classic KISS ME DEADLY, where a briefcase contained glowing plutonium. The car in REPO MAN was also a homage to it.
For some odd reason, in my head cannon, I always thought up or came up with the notion that the katana that Butch pulled from the wall in the pawn shop was Bud's Hatori Hanzo sword from Kill Bill Vol 2. Now I know what you are thinking, and that Bill said to Elle that Bud pawned it off for 250.00. Not to make note that the Kill Bill movies were made long after Pulp Fiction (PF in 1994 and KB 1 & 2 were in 2003 and 2004 respectively) But remember, that again QT's movies are filmed out of sequence but in random places within his universe. So maybe, at one time Bud did pawn off his Hatori Hanzo sword off for beer and cigarettes at some point, but then had second thoughts and bought it out of hock, maybe he had to chase it down for a bit as it had left Texas, and found it's way off to California. Maybe Bud got lucky and managed to pick it up after Butch fled after his attack and saving Marcelous from Zedd. He could had just walked right in, picked up the sword, wiped the blood off and walked out with it before the cops showed up. Just a random thought of my own head cannon.
21 when I saw it, and still in the Navy. This movie certainly changed my taste in movies and I looked for move movies like it, but sadly none ever came close.
@@sirenofthesea7802 I've read it was originally supposed to be diamonds, probably when it was supposed to tie into RD, but that was thought to be too cliche after the connection was dropped, so they decided that it should just be a mystery.
@@CONSOLETRUTH2 Actually, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is his 9th. The reason he dropped out of directing the next Star Trek film is because he didn't want it to be his 10th (and final) film.
I agree, due to the fact that once upon a time in Hollywood was mediocre. not as good as most of his other work, but okay I guess. Plus hateful eight sucked major ass in my opinion.
So is Zeds chopper Grace, she was one of my favourite bikes of all time wish it had a bigger part in the film or give it a part in other films. To me Grace is iconic as the peterbilt from Steven Spielberg duel or the Plymouth fury from Stephen King Christine. Grace is not to be confused with Grace from ghost rider which was probably the best part of that film 🙄🙄
As a Portuguese, I must thank you for doing this video. As a fan of Maria de Medeiros (she's one of our best international actresses and directors, and I'm a really big fan of her), I love watching her as Bruce's girlfriend in the movie.
It's amazing how the concept of movie telling came about - out of sequence. And people today still do get how it works... I love it - its like a little puzzle you put together and Voila!!!
@@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv Nope, the bottom picture is Travolta as well. It's from the standoff at the dinner when he gets back from the bathroom during the robbery. He was wearing the t-shirt (after the cleanup) and has a .45. Roth had the button down short sleeve with a revolver.
I _adore_ this movie. I remember seeing it with friends when it first came out (I was in high school at the time), and it became our instant favorite. We were talking about it and quoting lines for months afterward, and it cemented Tarantino as one of my favorite writer/directors.
"Aw man I shot Marvin in the face." You can hear the rest of it... How Vince treats it like he just spilled milk and Jules and later Jimmy are flipping out hardcore.
@@Cydonia2020 It seemed a bit obvious despite it coming as a shock. He was waving a load gun around AT a person, of COURSE its going to go off. I think it was the WHEN that came as shock for me.
@drew pedersen Naw, he was some sort of inside associate for Wallace. When you watch the movie again, you'll see Marvin open the door for Jules and Vincent when they arrive.
Thank you Minty! This movie has a special place in my mind as it reminds me of a time when I was at university and we couldn't stop reciting lines from that crazy dialogue. I look forward to your videos every week and I appreciate a your hard work even when you unintentionally make me laugh out loud with such gems as "Souvlakia" as a country! 😂😆👍🏽👌🏽
"A pair of pliers and a blowtorch." I don't suspect Marcellus was planning on removing the buckshot in Zed's groin with the pliers and cauterizing the wounds with the blowtorch to keep him alive for an extended torture. He was just going to skin him alive and leave him to die in agonizing pain.
Love this movie. Saw it at the movies. It's will always hold close place in my heart too cuz my cousin took me to see this movie that past almost 10 years ago. So it has great memories for me when I first saw this wonderful clever movie. Love the Bonnie situation segment. My favorite one😆
Fun Fact: When Quentin was visiting Hawaii. He asked his driver if there was a place to get some good food. The driver takes him to his restaurant. He gives him a burger. Quentin loved it so much, he asked if he could put it in his movie. That's where Big Kahuna Burger came from. There are 3 Big Kahunas. 2 in San Diego, Ca and 1 in Hawaii. The dad owns the 1 in Hawaii and his son's own the other 2.
Man I did not know that and I go to San Diego every year and nobody said nothing about it. Thanks will check it out along with the Top Gun bbq place. Cheers!
MINTY, TNK U SO MCH 100X 4D REVIEW OF THIS CINEMATIC GEM..I WAITED A LONG TIME 4 U TO REVIEW DIS FILM. I APPRECIATE IT A LOT, BIGTIME!!! PULP FICTION IS A CLASSIC FILM. THANK YOU MINTY.
I agree that it's probably better NOT knowing what's in the case. I love Mr. Bishop's explanation, that it's beyond our comprehension to understand what it is. But notice that Tim Roth's character RECOGNIZED what it is! So it may be beyond our capability to DESCRIBE, but we would all know what it is if we saw it. I find this AMAZING!
Rob T, in the movie (spoiler ahead) Samuel L Jackson character, Nick Fury dies. But Nick Fury actually faked his death to make Hydra think he was death. On his Nick Fury tombstone it said, “The path of the righteous man”
Souvlakia? Where is that country? You listed this as one of the places pulp fiction screened before the U.S! Thanks for the content Minty, much love from the good coast😁
@Bill Whittaker True, but, they can photoshop; I have a poster of Connery as Bond holding a pistol that wasn't even made back then. But, yeah, it looks like Yravolta to me, too, especially the t-shirt.
@@varanid9 I get what you're saying but it's definitely Travolta. In the final scene of the movie, he's pointing the gun up at Honey Bunny as Julz talks with Punkin (Tim Roth)
The brief case represents desire, just as Quinten Tarantino said himself whatever's in the Briefcase whatever you think it is whatever you desire is in the case and the gold light is to represent that it's what you want the most making the Briefcase a symbol for greed and desire
This is the kicker. The colors of the case the combo the light that's the light that shines in the darkness. You could have it any way you want it. Just remember that want comes with payment when and when payment is do you meet the Equalizers. I am Lucid I see behind the veil.
I'm too literal for interpretations like that. Same as movies with huge plot holes...can't freaking stand that bs. "oh you have to ignore them and enjoy the movie" nope.
Good stuff Minty! I just realized watching this that Tarantino was so great at making 'alternate universes'. Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction seemed to take place in another world that only looked similar to a major American city. Whereas his later movies tend to try to enforce this 'alternate existence' of Wouldn't It Be Great If.... Hitler was taken out in a movie theater, or Manson's minions were taken out by a couple of Hollywood old standards. Other movies like Dusk Till Dawn, Hateful Eight, and Death Proof are to me 'too out there to be believed'. Not that they're bad movies - but exist in a totally foreign realm that is hard to relate to. But Tarantino shines best when it's characters and settings are something we can relate to, think we may have actually brushed by, and is possible the situation(s) could be happening at any moment near us today or tomorrow or maybe last week. Which I think Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction does in spades!
Heard that Christopher Walken done “The gold watch” scene in one take. “Hhhe hid it!, it the one place he knew he could hide something...his ass! 5 long years he wore this watch, up his ass. He died of dysentery. He gimme the watch, I hid this uncomfortable hunk of metal up my ass 2 years. And after 7 years I was sent home to my family. Now, little man, I give the watch to you!” 😳😳
Funny connection to this movie: In the 90s, shortly after this was released on home video, White Wolf Inphobia Magazine, Issue 44, had a pack-in Rage CCG card. It was labeled "Get Medieval," and the werewolf in the pic is holding a blowtorch and a pair of pliers .
I felt like I was on really good drugs the entire movie and I was never so relieved as I was at the End of the Bruce Willis segment. Pulp Fiction is the Greatest movie ever made!
The legendary Dick Dale helped kick the movie off. Tarantino knew he was going to use Misirlou before he fully knew what the movie was going to be about.
He's right up there with Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese. Robert Rodriguez of course has his own moments considering they collaborate quite often.
I can see Matt Dillon pulling off the role of Butch...but Sylvester Stallone was also a choice for the role and he would've done way better than Matt Dillon...and considering the Rocky movies Stallone as the a boxer in Pulp Fiction would've been badass. Nothing against Willis tho...he had his usual tough guy attitude like in the Die Hard films,Last Boy Scout,and much more of his other earlier films.
The mid 1950's movie staring Cloris Leachman, "Kiss Me Deadly", based on a Micky Spillane pulp fiction detective novel, had a briefcase containing a mystery glowing item thought to be some sort of nuclear fuel or item, such as uranium. I'm sure, that Tarintino got the briefcase idea from that movie.
Very well done Minty! And props for pointing out Rob Ager. He's a great film analyst, as are you. Although his analyses are more psychological. You always tend to hit a nostalgic, nerve and it's nice to see that we can all share similar understanding of the films we love. I'd like to see your take on 2002's "The Secretary", since it's near to my heart.
Makes sense since all of Tarantino's movies take place in the same universe. I mean Travolta's character is the brother of one of the dudes in Reseviore Dog's
@@CONSOLETRUTH2 Travoltas characters brother in Reservoir Dogs is Vic Vega played by Michael Madsen. He's been in a few other films like Free Willy and Free Willy 2 as the adoptive father...he's Budd in Kill Bill 2,Hateful 8,and fun fact...Madsen was offered the role of Vincent Vega for Pulp Fiction but turned it down and John Travolta took the role.
I saw it in the theater with my cousin the first time. I had seen Reservoir Dogs and convinced him that we needed to watch this. We were quoting the movie all the way home. When Vincent shot Marvin we exploded laughing. I looked around and everyone else had this shocked look on their faces, which made us laugh more. I don't think I've had a better time at the theatre since.
I laughed too...the way he said, "I shot Marvin in the face."
I don't remember why my friends and I went to see it, it wasn't my idea, but we did and it's one of the movies I have the most vivid memories of seeing. I'll never forget Roth near the end shouting "Garcon, coffee" and realizing "ohhh shit, this is where we began." I'd never seen a movie do that (I had not seen Reservoir Dogs yet either). I remember being at a small handful of movies where the audience clapped at the end, I can't say for sure but this may have been one of them.
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This was sold as a big comeback for Travolta at the time (it was). But it was also a decent comeback for Bruce Willis after a few early 90s misfires and a huge career boost for Thurman and Jackson. I'd say the latter two benefitted the most.
It was also the movie that first gave him the role as a bad guy (if we don't count being a douchebag in "Carrie") and he loved it. So he accepted many roles as bad guy in movies after that.
Other than Willis, you right, but Bruce had just wrapped up the last of the real “Die Hard” movies
Remember, Bruce Willis and Travolta BOTH were in the Look Who's Talkin movies
My favorite bit of trivia for this film has always been that Marvin is played by Phil LaMarr, who is a hilarious comedian and now famous voice actor
Did you see ''Gump Fiction'' on MAD tv with Phil LaMarr?
The glowing suitcase is an homage to Robert Aldrich's film noir classic KISS ME DEADLY, where
a briefcase contained glowing plutonium. The car in REPO MAN was also a homage to it.
Now let’s go do those crimes! Yeah, let’s get sushi and not pay!
For some odd reason, in my head cannon, I always thought up or came up with the notion that the katana that Butch pulled from the wall in the pawn shop was Bud's Hatori Hanzo sword from Kill Bill Vol 2.
Now I know what you are thinking, and that Bill said to Elle that Bud pawned it off for 250.00. Not to make note that the Kill Bill movies were made long after Pulp Fiction (PF in 1994 and KB 1 & 2 were in 2003 and 2004 respectively)
But remember, that again QT's movies are filmed out of sequence but in random places within his universe.
So maybe, at one time Bud did pawn off his Hatori Hanzo sword off for beer and cigarettes at some point, but then had second thoughts and bought it out of hock, maybe he had to chase it down for a bit as it had left Texas, and found it's way off to California. Maybe Bud got lucky and managed to pick it up after Butch fled after his attack and saving Marcelous from Zedd. He could had just walked right in, picked up the sword, wiped the blood off and walked out with it before the cops showed up.
Just a random thought of my own head cannon.
I was shocked when they got dragged to an dungeon underneath a pawn shop. I never looked at pawn shops the same after I saw this flick
Oh yea, most pawn shops have that going on lol
What did you think pawn shops would make money off ? Old junk.
Its a statement on how they fuck you. The established order of consumerism and legal tender. How it makes you a willing slave.
you can be the guy with the ball in his mouth lmao.
@@timothyelliot9322 Yawn. Feel free to move to North Korea. I'm not a slave, money gives me freedom. It works if you opt to not be a loser in life.
An entire movie of memorable scenes. My friends and I saw this movie so many times in theaters at 16 years old.
You and I are the same age. This film came out when I was 16. Saw it in theaters too.
I was 18 in 1994.
Joe Cook Looks like we were all in high school around the same time. Cool!
Narrator guy kept with black and white suit. Just like every other Quentin movie.
21 when I saw it, and still in the Navy. This movie certainly changed my taste in movies and I looked for move movies like it, but sadly none ever came close.
I always liked the idea that the jewelry from the Resivor Dogs movie is in the case.
I think that's one of the highest ranking theories. Might've also made another great tie in for the two films.
@@sirenofthesea7802 I've read it was originally supposed to be diamonds, probably when it was supposed to tie into RD, but that was thought to be too cliche after the connection was dropped, so they decided that it should just be a mystery.
I heard it was the Golden Fleece in that case
but Mr. Brown is in this so pulp fiction happened before resivor dogs
@@weatherman7025 is he playing "Brown" or just QT reusing favorite actors? You are referring to the dinner Vincent takes Mia on their date correct?
We're lucky we got anything. I don't think Buddy Holly's much of a waiter.
Is it just me or does Steve Buscemi dressed up as Buddy Holly kinda look like a younger Jeff Goldblum?
The soundtrack is epic.... Scorching surf rock, timeless rock ballads, and pure Soul by Al Green and Dusty Springfield!
"SAY 'WHAT' AGAIN!" "SAY 'WHAT' AGAIN"! " I DARE YOU!" "I DOUBLE DARE YOU, MOTHER---KER!" Love that scene.
“Ezikel 25:17.
The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the weak and tyranny of evil men...”
"Wha wha what?"
"THEY SPEAK ENGLISH IN WHAT!?!"
What ain't no country i ever heard of
Appalachian outlaw coins what?
This movie changed my life man..
Quentin is a damn legend.
I hope he doesn't quit after his 10th movie like he claims.
He's already made more than 10 so, that's out the window.
@@CONSOLETRUTH2 Actually, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is his 9th. The reason he dropped out of directing the next Star Trek film is because he didn't want it to be his 10th (and final) film.
I agree, due to the fact that once upon a time in Hollywood was mediocre. not as good as most of his other work, but okay I guess. Plus hateful eight sucked major ass in my opinion.
@@thisguyy I loved both of those and that OUATIH was one of his best.
Lol hey, I did say "in my opinion", which I'm entitled to. But again, ouatih was okay, I just thought it could have been much better.
"Is that what I think it is?"
Yes, it's literally whatever you think it is.
That briefcase just got a lot more psychedelic
I still say that though it is whatever we think it is it is whatever they stole in reservoir dogs
It's a macguffin...
Isnt just a Kiss me Deadly reference?
Think inside the box.
Diamonds?
“Zeds Dead Baby, Zeds Dead”
It's not a bike, it's a chopper.
So is Zeds chopper Grace, she was one of my favourite bikes of all time wish it had a bigger part in the film or give it a part in other films. To me Grace is iconic as the peterbilt from Steven Spielberg duel or the Plymouth fury from Stephen King Christine. Grace is not to be confused with Grace from ghost rider which was probably the best part of that film 🙄🙄
Jules: “What do they call a Whopper?“
Vincent: "I don't know, I didn't go to Burger King."
@Rob T touché mon ami
"Zedd, the spiders caught a couple of flies"
Still traumatised till this day.
Zedd
@@brokencortes7320 Who's Zedd ;)
Zedd's dead.
@@RogueBoyScout he's dead. Zedd's dead.
@@brokencortes7320 Zedd's dead honey, Zedd's dead!!!!
"Do I have a sign on my shuttle bay saying dead Klingon storage?" - Tarantino's Star Trek movie
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They even say in the movie what's in the briefcase. Pumpkin asks, "Is that what I think it is?" And that's the answer: It is what you think it is.
Great catch!
Which means absolutely nothing.
Wolvie1984 exactly.nothing in that statement says what it is.
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A Hitchcock ploy..it's a "MC'UFFIN"
Always looked like there was a bright light in there to me. Just a bright light, maybe in a bottle for easy removal.
Love the suit, Minty! Another stellar job. This is one of my faves of all time.
"ROYALE WITH CHEESE!"😂😂😂
Great job again Minty!
My favourite movie of all time
Mine as well
You and everyone else on the planet apparently.
Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
I like it. Not my favorite though
Probably my favorite Tarantino movie though
As a Portuguese, I must thank you for doing this video. As a fan of Maria de Medeiros (she's one of our best international actresses and directors, and I'm a really big fan of her), I love watching her as Bruce's girlfriend in the movie.
@james cowboy yes. :) Most people don't know much of her work, because she tends to appear in independent films.
It's amazing how the concept of movie telling came about - out of sequence. And people today still do get how it works... I love it - its like a little puzzle you put together and Voila!!!
One of the greatest movies ever made!
Absolutely!
@@pugtronix The Dogs shit all over this movie and with only 2% of the budget. Imagine if it had the same budget!
Me 4 Reservoir Dogs?
The greatest movie ever made
I'd argue one of the top 10 90's movies. I find it funny to learn Lucky Strike was disturbed being associated with a movie about killing people.
LOL
I bet they are kicking themselves now for complaining about free publicity
Would love to see you cover "10 Things You Didn't Know About 'Four Rooms'"!
Did they misbehave?
@@matsujonen The best room of the movie!!!
"ice..."
Been waiting for this... using the suit is very fitting Minty 💚 love ya work x
Zed's dead baby..
9:26 that's not Tim Roth, that's John Travolta.
Both, Travolta is in the center Roth HAS AN ARROW POINTING AT HIM.
@@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv Nope, the bottom picture is Travolta as well. It's from the standoff at the dinner when he gets back from the bathroom during the robbery. He was wearing the t-shirt (after the cleanup) and has a .45. Roth had the button down short sleeve with a revolver.
@@ezemond8299 Correct.
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OK. Minty screwed up again.
@@EthelredHardrede-nz8yv what else is new?😎😎😎😎😃😃
I _adore_ this movie. I remember seeing it with friends when it first came out (I was in high school at the time), and it became our instant favorite. We were talking about it and quoting lines for months afterward, and it cemented Tarantino as one of my favorite writer/directors.
I'm so happy right now. Thank you for this Minty. I asked for this a while back and here it is.... ask and ye shall recieve.
He shall yeed thy request.
"Aw man I shot Marvin in the face."
You can hear the rest of it... How Vince treats it like he just spilled milk and Jules and later Jimmy are flipping out hardcore.
I don’t know why, but I found that scene hysterically funny. The shooting came so far out of left field that the shock of it made me laugh.
I love how you compared Marvin's death to spilled milk.
Poor, poor Marvin!!
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@drew pedersen He was their inside man remember. It's kinda an important part of the plot.
@@Cydonia2020
It seemed a bit obvious despite it coming as a shock. He was waving a load gun around AT a person, of COURSE its going to go off. I think it was the WHEN that came as shock for me.
@drew pedersen Naw, he was some sort of inside associate for Wallace. When you watch the movie again, you'll see Marvin open the door for Jules and Vincent when they arrive.
Thank you Minty! This movie has a special place in my mind as it reminds me of a time when I was at university and we couldn't stop reciting lines from that crazy dialogue.
I look forward to your videos every week and I appreciate a your hard work even when you unintentionally make me laugh out loud with such gems as "Souvlakia" as a country! 😂😆👍🏽👌🏽
You want chilli sauce, salad?
I haven't seen this movie since 96, maybe a rewatch is in order.
Most definitely Phil
Seen it more times than I can count, but it's been a couple decades.. Getting some popcorn popped tonight
"A pair of pliers and a blowtorch." I don't suspect Marcellus was planning on removing the buckshot in Zed's groin with the pliers and cauterizing the wounds with the blowtorch to keep him alive for an extended torture. He was just going to skin him alive and leave him to die in agonizing pain.
That's medieval.
@@progKansas "Blowtorches aren't medieval" - that guy
Love this movie. Saw it at the movies. It's will always hold close place in my heart too cuz my cousin took me to see this movie that past almost 10 years ago. So it has great memories for me when I first saw this wonderful clever movie. Love the Bonnie situation segment. My favorite one😆
Original “medieval on your ass” movie quote!
Fun Fact: When Quentin was visiting Hawaii. He asked his driver if there was a place to get some good food. The driver takes him to his restaurant. He gives him a burger. Quentin loved it so much, he asked if he could put it in his movie. That's where Big Kahuna Burger came from. There are 3 Big Kahunas. 2 in San Diego, Ca and 1 in Hawaii. The dad owns the 1 in Hawaii and his son's own the other 2.
Man I did not know that and I go to San Diego every year and nobody said nothing about it. Thanks will check it out along with the Top Gun bbq place. Cheers!
@@chief1b the one I always went to, is the one in Imperial Beach. Great food.
Blackcat721 thanks I will check it out. 😊
Sorry, but that’s not true whatsoever. It’s entirely made up, but later co-opted by some restaurants for either the name or a burger.
Looks like the Minty caught himself a couple of flies.
It's amazing a film this brilliant can be made for only $8 million
You should do John Carpenter's Elvis & Escape From L.A. as you've already done all the other Kurt Russell/John Carpenter collaborations
Ghosts of Mars, if we're doing 90's Carpenter .
"Everybody cool it. This is a Minty video!"
I swear you just keep getting better and better with your videos, Minty! Love the increased production values :) Cheers!
Another great video, Minty... you deserve a million subs.
MINTY, TNK U SO MCH 100X 4D REVIEW OF THIS CINEMATIC GEM..I WAITED A LONG TIME 4 U TO REVIEW DIS FILM. I APPRECIATE IT A LOT, BIGTIME!!! PULP FICTION IS A CLASSIC FILM. THANK YOU MINTY.
I agree that it's probably better NOT knowing what's in the case. I love Mr. Bishop's explanation, that it's beyond our comprehension to understand what it is. But notice that Tim Roth's character RECOGNIZED what it is! So it may be beyond our capability to DESCRIBE, but we would all know what it is if we saw it. I find this AMAZING!
I like how in 2014 in the movie, “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” it has references in the movie to honor the 20th anniversary of “Pulp Fiction”
Rob T Whatever we think there is...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rob T, in the movie (spoiler ahead) Samuel L Jackson character, Nick Fury dies. But Nick Fury actually faked his death to make Hydra think he was death. On his Nick Fury tombstone it said, “The path of the righteous man”
James Garrett there was also his catch phrase at the end of Infinity Wars
Thank You 👋👍🙏😄 Thank You!!!’ Awesome!!!! One of My Favorites!!!
Love the suit, Minty!
It’s great.. I always want that look of cool suit or style like in Quentin Tarantino movies or in French New Wave movies..
Souvlakia? Where is that country? You listed this as one of the places pulp fiction screened before the U.S! Thanks for the content Minty, much love from the good coast😁
Now I want souvlakia, basically just a Greek barbecue
LOL. A country with great kebobs ! With tzaziki.
The Japanese poster doesn’t show Tim Roth. That’s Travolta from the diner scene.
That's what I thought, too.
@Bill Whittaker True, but, they can photoshop; I have a poster of Connery as Bond holding a pistol that wasn't even made back then. But, yeah, it looks like Yravolta to me, too, especially the t-shirt.
Good eye
@@varanid9 I get what you're saying but it's definitely Travolta. In the final scene of the movie, he's pointing the gun up at Honey Bunny as Julz talks with Punkin (Tim Roth)
@@corysantana6171 I believe you are correct.
13:03 just under the board game of Operation is the board game Life.
One of my favorite movies. Thanks Minty.
The brief case represents desire, just as Quinten Tarantino said himself whatever's in the Briefcase whatever you think it is whatever you desire is in the case and the gold light is to represent that it's what you want the most making the Briefcase a symbol for greed and desire
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Mike Hunt thanks
This is the kicker. The colors of the case the combo the light that's the light that shines in the darkness. You could have it any way you want it. Just remember that want comes with payment when and when payment is do you meet the Equalizers. I am Lucid I see behind the veil.
Its the ring from lotr
I'm too literal for interpretations like that. Same as movies with huge plot holes...can't freaking stand that bs. "oh you have to ignore them and enjoy the movie" nope.
Good stuff Minty! I just realized watching this that Tarantino was so great at making 'alternate universes'. Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction seemed to take place in another world that only looked similar to a major American city. Whereas his later movies tend to try to enforce this 'alternate existence' of Wouldn't It Be Great If.... Hitler was taken out in a movie theater, or Manson's minions were taken out by a couple of Hollywood old standards. Other movies like Dusk Till Dawn, Hateful Eight, and Death Proof are to me 'too out there to be believed'. Not that they're bad movies - but exist in a totally foreign realm that is hard to relate to. But Tarantino shines best when it's characters and settings are something we can relate to, think we may have actually brushed by, and is possible the situation(s) could be happening at any moment near us today or tomorrow or maybe last week. Which I think Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction does in spades!
Heard that Christopher Walken done “The gold watch” scene in one take.
“Hhhe hid it!, it the one place he knew he could hide something...his ass!
5 long years he wore this watch, up his ass. He died of dysentery. He gimme the watch, I hid this uncomfortable hunk of metal up my ass 2 years. And after 7 years I was sent home to my family.
Now, little man, I give the watch to you!”
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Always look forward to your videos. Great stuff!
Funny connection to this movie: In the 90s, shortly after this was released on home video, White Wolf Inphobia Magazine, Issue 44, had a pack-in Rage CCG card. It was labeled "Get Medieval," and the werewolf in the pic is holding a blowtorch and a pair of pliers .
Nobody:
Samuel L. Jackson:
"I DON'T REMEMBER ASKING YOU A GOD DAMN THING!!!!"
You were sayin'?
I felt like I was on really good drugs the entire movie and I was never so relieved as I was at the End of the Bruce Willis segment. Pulp Fiction is the Greatest movie ever made!
Its definitely got a case for being the best film ever made. It really is a masterpiece
Great video Minty, you are spot on. Now I want to watch it again! I think in the case, is their ego shining back into their faces.
Another great video! Thanks Minty! We appreciate all your research and fun facts!
The legendary Dick Dale helped kick the movie off. Tarantino knew he was going to use Misirlou before he fully knew what the movie was going to be about.
quentin makes the best crime movies
He's right up there with Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese. Robert Rodriguez of course has his own moments considering they collaborate quite often.
I was waiting for this one. Thanks Minty!
So happy you posted another Tarantino!! You are awesome Minty!!
The greatest movie ever made. ❤️
Yes sir I agree!
Yes do more outfits.
About time we got this one. Thanks Minty!
looking good there Minty. You clean up very well. Keep up the great work, I can't get enough of you
Minty! With a red tie, youd look like a "Hitman"
And he would look quite scary if you didn't know his personality.
I want minty to b in a movie, maybe he could star in a Hitman remake( even though minty normally doesn't like remakes)
With no smile and them shades, yes hes not someone youd wanna walk up too lol
Number 69
The dislike was from Matt Dillon for passing up on this golden opportunity
Thank God he did. lol
I can see someone aside from Bruce Willis. But not Matt Damon too clean cut for the movie
@@tjbrandt275 Matt Damon?! Smh.....-_-
I can see Matt Dillon pulling off the role of Butch...but Sylvester Stallone was also a choice for the role and he would've done way better than Matt Dillon...and considering the Rocky movies Stallone as the a boxer in Pulp Fiction would've been badass. Nothing against Willis tho...he had his usual tough guy attitude like in the Die Hard films,Last Boy Scout,and much more of his other earlier films.
@Rob T 🤣🤣
Can’t wait to see ya take this one on...! Ps love your content bro, keep up the GREAT work!!!
My all time favorite movie!! I've been waiting for this one!!
Jules: You sending 'The Mint'?
Marsellus: Oh, you feel better?
Jules: Sheee, that's all you had to say!
It's ok to say 'negro'.
'the wolf'
The mid 1950's movie staring Cloris Leachman, "Kiss Me Deadly", based on a Micky Spillane pulp fiction detective novel, had a briefcase containing a mystery glowing item thought to be some sort of nuclear fuel or item, such as uranium. I'm sure, that Tarintino got the briefcase idea from that movie.
Great job Minty! This is your best one yet!!!
One of my all-time favorite movies. The dialogue is epic.
It's clearly a Willy Wonka Golden Ticket in the briefcase. lol
Ever watch "Kiss Me Deadly".
Na, it's a collection of magnum rubbers 😆
presumably used?
Its the one ring to rule them all
The one c*ck ring to rule them all?
One of the best movies ever.
I absolutely love every video that you do! Keep it up!
My all-time favourite movie!
Great video 😎
I've been watching quite a lot of your video's lately so I'm subbing as of now 😊
The briefcase has whomever looks inside its greatest hopes and dreams. So when Travolta looks in he sees his life without Scientology.
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Hey Minty, when Quentin Tarantino makes his 10th film you should do one fact on each one!
ONYA MINTY! Luvin your work, keep it UP son!
One of my top 10 movies of all time...btw you did a great job on the content ...💯🔥 “Keep going Minty” 👍🏿
Food for thought: Eric Stoltz was replaced by Micheal J. Fox in Back to the Future. Imagine if the same thing was done in Pulp Fiction.
Uma is so hot
Very well done Minty! And props for pointing out Rob Ager. He's a great film analyst, as are you. Although his analyses are more psychological.
You always tend to hit a nostalgic, nerve and it's nice to see that we can all share similar understanding of the films we love.
I'd like to see your take on 2002's "The Secretary", since it's near to my heart.
I truly enjoyed this video. TY!
So Lucky Stripes”, turned down Free Advertisement that could of been in All of Quentin Tarantino films?
Exactly. A cigarette company turns publicity right when the tobacco industry was getting its advertising seriously reduced by the government
"I love you. I love you too, Honey Bunny."
Great movie, great video... Thx Minty! Love the suit
Thanks for the wait... !
Fun Fact: Jueles is in kill bill as the man who witnessed the bride's massacre. Following up to Jules revelation. (Uncredited)
He played the church's organ player.
Makes sense since all of Tarantino's movies take place in the same universe. I mean Travolta's character is the brother of one of the dudes in Reseviore Dog's
Kill Bill is actually a film within his Universe. Meaning The Bride is played by Mia Wallace and is something Jules would watch at the cinema.
His name is Rufus
@@CONSOLETRUTH2 Travoltas characters brother in Reservoir Dogs is Vic Vega played by Michael Madsen. He's been in a few other films like Free Willy and Free Willy 2 as the adoptive father...he's Budd in Kill Bill 2,Hateful 8,and fun fact...Madsen was offered the role of Vincent Vega for Pulp Fiction but turned it down and John Travolta took the role.
I always thought what was in the briefcase was the score from Reservoir Dogs...
Love this one!
Loving the new set dude
Hey, Harvey Keitel also played a “cleaner” in another move I..... The Point Of No Return. Pretty damn funny hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Bruh, I just rewatched that movie a couple of weeks ago. I forgot he played "The Cleaner"
I'll bet tri-star are still kicking themselves.
I'm the TriStar I'm the Trident I'm the Triumphant
I bet Matt Dillon is kicking himself too!
Classic film and still 1 of my all time favs.So many great lines and scenes.
haha dude the stache!! such a nice touch. well done sir. well done