Pulp Fiction: I'm Winston Wolfe, I solve problems (HD CLIP)
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- Pulp Fiction: I'm Winston Wolfe, I solve problems
What’s happening in this Pulp Fiction movie clip?
After Vincent (John Travolta) accidentally killed Marvin, Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) calls an expert cleaner, Winston Wolfe (Harvey Keitel), who gives Jules and Vincent very specific instructions on how to clean the car, hide the body and clean themselves.
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What’s the movie Pulp Fiction about?
Written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction follows the mission of two hitmen, Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson) and Vincent Vega (John Travolta), out to retrieve a suitcase stolen from their employer, mob boss Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames). Wallace has also asked Vincent to take his wife Mia (Uma Thurman) out a few days later when Wallace himself will be out of town. Butch Coolidge (Bruce Willis) is an aging boxer who is paid by Wallace to lose his next fight. Honey Bunny and Pumpkin (Tim Roth) are a couple of young lovers and small-time thieves who decide they need a change of venue. The lives of these seemingly unrelated people are woven together in a wildly entertaining and exhilarating motion picture adventure that both thrills and amuses.
Credits: © 1994 Miramax Films
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I like how this master problem solver just told them to clean the mess like they couldn’t think of that themselves
That's what makes the character so great. All he does is instruct them to do the most obvious of things. And yet, he's presented as (and carries himself as) a genius. It's absolutely brilliant!
It's pretty simple actually, he is a calm third party to people who aren't thinking straight
Yeah i never understood this scene. Maybe Tarantino is just such a brilliant writer and I just dont understand it blahblah blahhhh
getting rid of the body andf the car is part of problem solving. everything thats happening here is getting the car ready to be moved without unwanted problems
It's implied the Mr. Wolf will take the cleaned car/body and get rid of it so it doesn't come back to them that's the problem he's solving. He is just trying to get the car passable for road travel so he doesn't stand out, meaning if they don't do a good job Mr. Wolf will get caught in a car drenched in blood with a body in the trunk. So him being a little terse is understandable.
"Pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fucking car"
still one of my most favorite lines in any movie
My favorite is John Travolta telling about his Malibu getting keyed "It'd be worth him doing it for me to catch him doing it."
Mine is "Aww man I shot Marvin in the face"
But all the sugar is in yout coffee.
@@claymack1109 I didnt mean to shoot the SOB!
@@schmidt9746 the gun just went off I don't why maybe you went over a bump or something
Just the sheer audacity of Vincent to ask him to say "please" when he carelessly got them there in the first place.
I like that film show us constantly whata dick he is lol
It is Vincent's irreverence that ultimately gets him killed.
Vincent had a tendency to make tense situations worse. Screwing with Mr. Wolfe, accidentally contributing to Mia's overdose, getting blood all over Jimmy's washcloths and towels, talking garbage to Butch at Marcellus' bar, antagonizing Honey Bunny during the standoff, etc...
Vincent makes situations worse and he always goes to the bathroom before tge s**t hits the fan.
@@jesusnthedaisychain Seems only inevitable that he gets shot and killed coming out of a bathroom which is what happened.
If you really think about it, Vince killed Marvin on purpose. His finger was in the trigger the whole time, and he was kinda weirded out about Marvin "forgetting" that Alexis Arquette was in the shitter with a Python.
He only said it was a bump cause he didn't wanna tell Jules and Marsellus that he didn't trust their inside man.
Still an asshole though, he fucked up everyone's day that day.
I love how even THE Winston Wolfe is surprised by how good that coffee is
Plus he takes the time to show appreciation but gets right back to business, unlike Jules who used the coffee to skirt around the issue.
@@ActivelyVacant exactly, everything about the character and his interactions with others is so perfect.
Edit: even that we don't have to see them on the road. We just know he's Winston fucking Wolfe and that he can solve everything.
What’s funny is earlier in the scene Jules tried to compliment him and he goes into a tirade. But when the Wolfe likes it he’s the nicest guy.
@@jordancarpenter676 I think it's because when Jules did it, he was obviously trying to suck up. When The Wolfe did it it was a cool nod, like "props."
Lots of cream lots of sugar would make any coffee good lol ….
I really like how wolf isn't overly demanding or rude to Jimmy, cause he knows it wasn't his fault, he was just dragged into their bull
He also knows Jimmy is a witness he doesnt want blabbing
True. Wolf's only real job here is to contain and control the situation. All aspects of the situation. Sure cleaning the car and stuff is simple enough for them to have done themselves, but be brings structure and confidence to a shitty situation and knows how to handle certain people like Vincent and Jimmy.
It’s Jimmy’s house, you don’t insult your host.
@@loki_l_1380 Wolf's job is to dispose of the body and the car... he can't do that with it being a blood bath. So he walks the guys through what they need to do, and doesn't help clean it because that's not his job.
He's not really demanding to Jules and Vincent IMO
In any cliche Hollywood movie, Mr. Wolf would've said he liked his coffee black. But in a Tarantino film, it's lotsa cream, lotsa sugar...
@Phoroth Gaiaoa what are you? A fake man?
I thought that too, didn't expect it but it's great, he's like me!!
Mr. Wolf doesn't need coffee to stay awake and get his brain from 30% performance to 60% performance, as most black coffee drinkers would. He needs coffee for extra blood pressure, sugar for immediate infusion of energy, and cream for extended infusion of energy, to bring his brain performance from 100% to 120%.
Also, he needs Jimmie out of the garage, because Jimmie looking too much at the massacre is potential trouble, but demanding Jimmie to leave his own garage could be met with resistance.
@Phoroth Gaiaoa I actually like black coffee. Dark as hell, with ice preferably.
@@sharpfang That point about not wanting Jimmy to see the crime scene is something I never thought about. Good point.
Everybody gangster till Mr. Wolf says "Come again?" 😂
Which is English for 'what the fuck did you just say?' ;-)
Imagine if he did the wanker sign in response.
I think the naive personality of Vincent is kind of portrayed here. He later gets shot to death for not taking his gun to the bathroom. He almost blew it. They needed this guy more than everything.
Lies again? Problem Solving Shin Tokyo
@@gargleblasta that’s all English
mr wolfe's skill isn't that he knows how to clean a car, it's that he knows how to get someone's shit straight so they can get what they need done completed.
Precisely. He’s a project manager. Sometimes people need to have, what appears to be complicated situations, broken down into small steps to facilitate resolution of the underlying problem. Obvious to some but not most.
Very well spotted. This is underlined by his 'caving' to Vincent by saying please at the end
He does it in a way that makes it very clear he's still in charge, but he listened to a subordinate and respected his input enough to keep everyone happy but, more importantly, to keep everyone moving
That and he knows a man with a crushing machine.
@@sandrost4243 Yeah, "project manager" is also what I thought of.
And proudly I must say: so do I.
I love how Vincent's priorities are always messed up. He's less than an hour away from getting arrested, but he gets hung up on the Wolf ordering him around. He can't think more than a few minutes ahead and is incapable of seeing the big picture. When you think about it, he was destined to end up the way he did.
The sad thing is that I've met people in real life just like Vincent. They can't grasp the magnitude of the situation and argue anytime someone tries to help them. They are a complete nightmare to work with, and they are their own worst enemy.
I dunno about that......I don't think Bonnie would have straight up called the cops on them. She almost certainly knew Jimmie was involved with some bad guys, she just didn't ever want to see that gangster shit or be exposed to it. If she did catch them in some shady act at her home, she probably would have been angry, but she wouldn't call the cops on her own husband.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 Jimmie wasn’t bothered about the cops at all, he’s main worry was that if Bonnie came home he was gonna get divorced.
“Not a trial separation, okay? I’m talking fucking divorced.”
@@jaymiddleton1782 Yeah, I know. I was responding to the OP's assertion that Vince was an hour away from getting arrested. I don't think he was.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 Jules and Vince go to jail, Jimmy gets divorced. No contradiction here.
I love how Jules is already firm in his decision to quit, yet he never blinks when dealing with this final mess. If anything, the Bonnie Situation further proved to him that he was making the right choice.
The bonus situation? hehe
Gotta be a team player till the End, cleaning and dealing with extra shit gives you more leverage to get what you want even if it's hanging it up .
Can anyone tell me the Bonnie situation? I didn't see much of the film
@@Samuel_Loegan If I remember correctly, Bonnie is Jimmy (Tarantino)'s wife. They're trying to clean the mess before she gets home and dumps his ass because he's friends with two assasins.
@@TimeTravelingFetus aaah, I see then
Notice how Jimmie, despite being very particular about his coffee, doesn't make a fuss about Wolfe liking lots of cream and sugar in his coffee. This is because the right way to have your coffee is the way you enjoy it.
He would’ve been thinking it. He just respects him too much to say anything.
It's not his cup of tea
The actor playing Jimmie is pretty shit though.
@@mangaranwow2543 That's the director... Quentin Tarantino.
I take mine with Grass Fed Butter, Coconut oil and half and half!
"I solve problems". We all need someone like this in our lives.
This could have been avoided if Marvin simply had an opinion.
@@milesjohnson5487 It would've been avoided if Vincent had had the safety on.
"So pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fucking car." - That is such a great movie line.
Hahaha. Basically saying, "There ya go lil' girl. There is your "please." Now shut up, and do what your told." 🤣🤣🤣
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I love how he dons't even waste energy getting mad at Vincent for being such a choosy beggar. He just shuts his pissy attitude down immediately.
And subtly reminds him it’s his fault he even has to be there.
And then, and THEN, says please anyway because once he's made it clear what's what, he knows there's no point in ruffling Vincent's feathers further. If saying please gets things done quicker, he'll say please.
@@smartalec2001but take one more jab at Vince by saying “please” in the most sarcastic way possible…
"If I'm curt with you it's because time is a factor. I think fast, I talk fast and I need you guys to act fast" the motto of every emergency service technician
I've seen this entire film at least 20 times, the first time when it hit the cinema in 1994. I never previously noticed the subtle nod and big grin Jimmy (QT) makes when Winston Wolfe compliments his coffee. Opinions vary, but to me this is one of the greatest films ever made. It is endlessly replayable and there are little details and nuances tucked in everywhere.
I think it speaks more to the big tirade of praise Jules gave Jimmie earlier in the movie. Jules went on about the whole "gourmet shit" for like 5 minutes. The Wolf said it all with a simple approving nod
Agreed! One of the greatest films ever made.
Holy shit, i never noticed that either until I read your comment
The more times you watch this movie, the more stuff you pick up.
I watched it twice on my birthday in 1995. Too many good parts to pick a best.
I’m convinced the character Mike Ehrmantraut was modeled after Mr. Wolf from Pulp Fiction. He is the true master of being able to fix problems.
I feel like even their voices and mannerisms are similar. But maybe that's just how Jonathan Banks talks. Waltuh...
A lot of things in breaking bad seem to reference Pulp Fiction, Vince seems to be a fan of the film
Those addict couples Jesse meets? They remind me a lot of Pumpkin and Honey Bunny
@@oBabybbyuuuu lol, if they both had a serious methamphetamine addiction problem!
Funny, he reminds me of saul more. The suit, fast talker, charismatic and knows how to get people out of deep shit
I love the fact that The Wolf basically told them to clean the car and get rid of the body, both are common sense things to do in situations like this. Sometimes we may already know what we're supposed to do, but we need someone to guide us and tell us what we already know to push us into action.
Wolf's brilliancy was using sheets and comfortors to line the seats, he also has a contact at a junk yard to dispose of the body
Strange how they waited all that time for Wolfe to arrive just to be told to clean the car
No, Wolf is there because he has contacts to get rid of a car with a body inside it. To the crushers and disappear.
that's part of the beauty of the scene. Time is of the essence and yet we have a good portion of this scene dedicated to coffee
The two killers aren't the brightest bulbs in the room. Remember, Vincent dies because he neglected to take his weapon into the bathroom with him. Let alone taking a leisurely crap in the apartment of a man he's been sent to kill. If they were smart they wouldn't be in their line of work. If they were average they'd be bookies or something similar. They're henchmen, like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
@@brianmccarthy5557 I’d say Jules is a bit more intelligent. That’s why he gets out!
In real life i am hundred percent sure you are the one taking the orders. Because you don’t understand the importance of Wolfe. That is because you never had to solve a problem. You just do whatever they tell you to do without even understanding and sometimes even arguing without having any clue.
I forgot how brilliant this film is. A true classic
It’s unforgettable how good it is because you never forget the impact it had on you when you first saw it.
Honestly Quentins best movie.. imo
The dialogue in this is absolutely incredible. This whole movie will never stop blowing my mind.
Like it happened with Marvin
And the more you watch it, the more you get out of it. It's the movie that keeps on giving.
"Pretty please. With sugar on top." Kills me.
I love how Wolfe talks about cleaning up pieces of brain and skull the way a wedding planner would talk about making sure the silverware looks neat and tidy for the guests
When my man Wolf said, " If im curt with you, it's cause time is factor" I lost it! Keitel is gold!
@1:42 The nod of approval after that sip of coffee is priceless. It's as honest-to-goodness as a Taster's Choice commercial, except there's a dead body is in a blood-spattered car waiting for them in the garage.
That shot at 3:04 when the Wolf starts talking in response to Vincents “ please” request is hilarious when you see Tarantino’s face half exposed and half hidden. 😂😂😂
Yeah you can tell where their cuts were made even when he open the door and talking to mr wolf sound Ike dialogue from a mile away and he Doesn’t seem like someone trying to get people out of his house before his wife comes home!
The actor who portrayed Jimmy was great, I reckon he will make a name for himself one day.
I don't know maybe he should stay behind the camera
I hope people accepts whatever fetish he has.
@@nomad7317 He ruined Rosario Dawson for me permanently with that damn foot fetish - all I can think about is her feet in any movie I see her in
@@jimbosc Well, all women have feet.
no he'll get cancelled cause of the speech he made in the scene before this
It's the little things, like the fact he says 9.30 "in the" am, which make this character, and therefore this scene, absolutely great!
Makes you think that he is awake in the am, in the pm, and perhaps in some other parts of the day that we are not privy to.
7:22 in the am too ;)
And that he's up and dressed in a tuxedo at that time.
@@sincman it's a suit
@@BlueSky-ub4fx Oh well THAT changes everything 🙄
His reaction to the coffee is great. “Hmm” gets me every time
Everyone expecting wolf to take his coffee black. He's a REAL man.
"Lots of cream, lots of sugar"
My equivalent of that is ordering Shirley Temples, Appletinis, etc. My catchphrase is, "it takes a confident man to order a girly drink."
@@IrishCarney Cheers to that! Just drink what you like how you like it and don't let anybody tell you what you should like. I happen to not like sweet drinks (or anything too sweet really, like ice cream and donuts, cake is the worst, it just tastes like a sugar sponge) but I can't stand scotch and whiskey. I'm convinced nobody really likes them and everyone's just posturing because they've internalized the "that's what real men drink" mindset..., a mouth full of lava, smoke and crap flavor. The perfect drink for me is gin and tonic with lemon. A little bitter, a little sour from the lemon, some botanicals from the gin, and it doesn't take my mouth to the 4th circle of hell and back.
Love the bit from Vincent straight after - "don't look at me like that. I can feel your look." 🤣
Yeah, Vincent is that person who, even involved (and cause) of a really messy situation, ignores everything and is only worried about been said “please”😄 Hilarious
People who don't understand or misunderstand this scene, often make the mistake of believing that Wolf is just Tarantino's gag of being ironic. Someone like Wolf is actually very useful and important to have around: a clear thinker who knows exactly what to do in a difficult situation, thinking of all details quickly, whilst maintaining a clear head. Yes, he is telling them what to do. But most people end up doing the wrong things and not thinking of the consequences. He is telling them to do the right things without wasting time. I know people like this, and they're an invaluable resource.
A lot of people say "well it's obvious you should clean the car..."
No it's not. Some people might just burn the car. Or drive it into a forest and abandon it. Or they will wash it incorrectly or they will wash it too thoroughly and end up losing too much time. Wolf knew what to do, when to do it, and how to get rid of the car (which he organized himself). So yes, he indeed is a problem solver and solved it very successfully.
I mean, it's also his main job of getting rid of the car and body. If the car wasn't a blood bath he would just have taken the car and left.
When Quentin asks Wolfe how he likes his coffee and walks off, the look on Samuel's face!!🤣🤣🤣
Because Samuel was yelled at by Quentin for sipping coffee before.
Little details man. Masterpiece.
As someone that has to solve problems all the time, i admire mr Wolfe’s skills. Pay attention what was the first thing he asks when they approach the car. Whether car has any problems. He already envisioned how the cop pulls them over for something stupid and they get caught. That is thinking forward. Second he calculated the time and figured that the only way is to do a quick mask, for anything else they just don’t have enough time. And instead of panicking he just choses the course of actions and forgets about it. That is the ability to act under pressure. Third he even find a time to address the issue that now they need to stop thinking and do what he says. He even encourages them by saying that it is a plenty of time which will make his employees relax and perform well. That is the ability to manage your workers. Fourth he understands the importance of small things that needs to be taken care of like coffee so that he can perform on that level for a long time, otherwise he would burn out after a year of problem solving. Fifth when he faces unexpected issue like Vincent trying to f up the whole thing. He makes everything straight in less then 10 second, without escalating the situation. That is the ability to articulate your thoughts perfectly. Fifth which is fifth for me because of the lack of planning which is first which is second, he addressed the issue of whether they have enough resources even before he see the car, to take care of it in case they are out of blankets and sheets. I can tell you how this would go without mr wolfe. They would start scrubbing one small area in the car make it shiny white figure out that doesn’t work and call mr wolfe.
It’s not Wolf’s character you should admire but Quentin Tarantino mastermind behind it
@@vitaliypro8441 Considering, Tarentino it's probably inspired by some movie. The man watches every movie in the world no matter what language or genre
Mr Wolfe would be a damn good project manager!
Yeah people are missing the point about why he is there:
- Manages the panicked crew that doesn’t know how to proceed. Probably the most important.
- Tells them to clean the car but just enough to not get caught. The blanket idea was simple, fast and effective.
- De-escalates the situation with Jimmy and compensates him to keep him on the side of Marsellus.
-Provides a car/body disposal site near of the location.
@Art Kirakosyan What's your profession?
Most epic character of all time... The Wolf does not waste time or entertain funny business.. This guy knows what to do and how to do it perfectly. Listen and don't ask questions
but a "please" would be nice.
@@qwerwolf69 with a mother-effing cherry on top,...... (adjusts cuff link then nonchalantly sips coffee)
@@qwerwolf69Because? They were the ones who screwed up (Oh well, Vincent mostly), they asked for him help and he went to help them, in any case it is THEM who have to say "Please" to him for asking for help
"Just because you are a character, doesn't mean you have character." - Mr. Wolfe
Wolfe seems like he would be an amazing therapist. I‘m sure with his help I‘d be on top of my shit again within a week.
"So pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fucking car."
Perfect
In a parallel universe he accepts gold coins to take care of the mess
In this universe, you gotta guess his name in three days
And there is a universe where his breath is strong and is used to destroy swine housing.
@@Gabriel-rp2pc ok. I'd call him Winston 🤣🤣🤣
Censoring Pulp Fiction, or any of Quentin Tarantino films is like telling the sun not to shine. Just my 2 cents.😅
We’re on the same page that’s our four cents
Yeah ... or like watching porn with blurred lines on the actors private area.... You kill the whole point of it 😂😅🤣
Agreed.
@@BrotherChad this didnt work at all, everybody knows whats being said
edit: they also talk about scooping up brain matter and pools of blood, but profanity is a problem? xd
yup...now take my 2cents!
Never underestimate the power and necessity of pointing out the obvious in a high-pressure situation.
It was an honor to watch him work in this video.
It took me 20 years to ask the question "Why is Mr. Wolfe attending a black tie party at 8 AM on a weekday morning?
Coz he's a professional at work,and they all work for Mr Wallace, all three are in black tie.wich is obviously their dress code.;)
I think it's because he's probably just getting home from partying all night
Winston always dresses like that. It looked to me like they were getting ready for church, maybe a wedding. How do you know its a weekday
yeah. and why were the guys they killed eating hamburgers at like 7am. it's 8:50am in this scene, they just drove across town after killing them, and the guys had ordered food waited to get it and started eating before Jules and Vincent showed up. Those didn't look like fast food burgers either.
@@RYPAMUSIC It could have been leftover burgers.
It’s a sure bet that Winston Wolf has teenage children the way he so calmly, patiently, but very firmly handles Vincent and Jules. Winston Wolf is like every dad that ever lived all rolled into one.
The best part is how jewels looks at them after that exchange. Too bad it was cut off
Jules. Jules.
"dont look at me like that I can FEEL you looking at me"
Jules is in a complete panic as he talks with Marsellus, right up until he hears "I'm sending the Wolf". His immediate, calm response, "why didn't you say so?" Before Wolf even makes his appearance, you know the Wolf is the best there is at what he does. The immediate respect he gets from Jimmy and Jules also tells you his reputation for problem solving is well known. In a few short minutes, Harvey Keitel hits it out of the park. What a talent!
1:09 Jules was like - what about my coffee?
Excellent acting from Harvey Keitel. Could watch his performance as Wolf all day.
Have you seen "Point of no return"?
Jeebus the dialogue is good. Each character shows so much personality in just a few words.
Mr. Wolf getting straight to business and giving everyone respect. Vincent talking back to Mr. Wolf after even Jimmy was following instructions without asking *in his own house*, when this whole mess was his fault in the first place. Jules just stays cool and once again talks his way around a heated situation (that Vincent got him into).
The Wolf is a perfectionist.
But still please would be nice.😁
Naw
@@lightbulbchannel721 not if self-preservation is an instinct you possess
@@lightbulbchannel721 come again?
@@rockyfrostplanet288 I don't mean any disrespect, i just don't like people barking orders at me.🤣
Mr. Wolf is the first Scrum Master who showed his skills on a Movie Set even at 1994.
🙄
i get it, its not funny but i get it
So satisfying to watch The Wolf. From the moment he arrives everything he says is with intention and direction. Identifies Jimmie, Jules and Vincent. Removes Jimmie from the situation by asking for coffee etc etc.
As a home care personal aide giver I feel this scene. Walking in with present battle plan is goals
Goal number one: Coffee!
Winston Wolf deserved his own movie. Keitel took a minor role and knocked it out of the park for a home run. Just the way he tells Jules and Vincent to clean the fucking car is classic.
Lots did, including Captain Coons.
When the Wolf compliments the coffee with that smile and nod... genius.
Tarantino's movies crowd my All Time Favorite movie list for a reason. Everyone works so well together and no one attempts to outshine anyone of their co-stars, yet everyone has so many great moments to shine.
Harvey Keitel . Incredibly under rated.
I like how Jimmie hands Mr. Wolf a completely empty mug and he proceeds to drink from said empty mug and carry it around as if it has coffee in it. Top Tier.
What are you talking about, there was some gourmet shit going on in that cup!🤣
One of cinemas best fake sips.
Perri-Air, they also used it in Space Balls 😂
26 years ago I asked a girl I worked with to come over to my house and watch this movie with me, she did and stayed over for the night, nothing untoward happened. The next morning I gave her the spare key to my house. To this day we are still married, in spite of the many ways I tried to fuck it up. God bless her.
BS
@@userac-xpgthat's just the stress talking dude
The coffee. The obsessive detail Winston speaks with. Vincent asking Winston to say "please".
I think Tarantino put all of these small moments in this scene to infuriate us. Shouldn't they all be freaking out!?
No, they're all "professionals"
Mr Wolf was supposed to sell car insurance in this scene but that was kept back for 30 years.
"Let's get back into character" was my favourite line in the film.
Just, wow. How do you write dialogue this good. He’s such a genius.
Tarantino spends 6-7 years writing a script. He started writing Inglorious Basterds in 1997 😂
Lots of cocaine
40 minutes is impressive
It certainly is, they should start their own cleaning company
Harvey Keitel is one of my favorite Hollywood actors!
I always use the line Mr Wolfe says "I know where that is, it's 30minutes away, I'll be there in 10"
It took me to become a project manager to realize that Mr Wolfe is a project manager
Never seen the feeling and look of a sunny morning captured better than in this sequence
This scene reminds me why Vincent had to bite it later.
Vincent had it coming by asking for a "please."
Vincent: say please
Wolfe: hold my coffee
“Just because you’re a character doesn’t mean that you have a character “ mr wolf
The way Jules looks at Vince always cracks me up
I like how he calls him Mr. Wolfe without any prompting. This is the kinda guy you just respect automatically, without questions asked.
One of the best scenes in the movie! Who doesn't love WInston Wolfe?
i seen this in the theater at 12yo and it didnt really make a huge impression but the more you watch it the more you see how brilliant this was.everytime you find new things that connect and really is a gem
truly one of the great dialogue movies
As opposed to all other NON-dialogue movies.
Yep. From the opening scene.
How many people would think to ask the condition of the car first. Mr. Wolf is a real professional and he always thinks about a step further
I love this clip. Mr Tarantino is a genius, so dark, so funny, so efficient!
I like how Mr Wolfe is wasting time explaining to Jimmy why he didn't say please because time is a factor...
If he thought so far ahead, and given how the scene starts off more polite than a Japanese wedding anyway, he could have saved a lot of time with a crisp manly "please" at the end of his initial instructions.
Love the way Wolf is so authoritative even though he's barking at two armed professional gangsters that have already murdered a whole bunch of people that morning, and it's only 8:50am 😂
Harvey Keitel is underrated every day.
Harvey Kietel is criminally underrated as an actor…
It's funny how The Wolf, despite everything, understands Vincent's point enough to give him his please in the end.
Looking back on this scene, Vincent was a little ingrate. “A ‘please’ would be nice.” Dude, it’s YOUR fault that you’re in this situation. Wolf is there to try and fix what you screwed up in your negligence. He’s the last person in the world you have any right to give attitude to.
Vincent was a screw up in every scene in the movie.
And the funny thing is, he learned absolutely nothing from it.
A perfect portrait of what typical leaders look like. They usually do nothing themselves but are still valued in this world, because they know how to grasp the whole situations and know the way out of them when most people are at a loss. And yes, people often dislike them for their condescending attitude. There are those leaders who just enjoy authorities so much that they become assholes.
Staring at a headless corpse reminded Winston that he smelled coffee brewing in the kitchen. Just another crisis.
What Winston really did there was produce an excuse to get the civilian (who had no business staring at the horrible bloody mess) away from that car. Getting some nice coffee on top of that was just a side effect.
If ya need to get rid of a body, blood and any other mess, Mr Wolf is ya man
So he basically the life coach of procrastination. Like a drill Sargent.
Gotta love Harvey Keitel
I think Vincent snapped at Wolf because he was having coffee and chilling while asking them to do all the work.
Would love to see a series of Mr Wolfe just solving problems
I love how Wolfe didn’t even really do anything amazing. He just went there and gave Jules and Vincent a metaphorical slap in the face to make them stop running around like headless chickens and get to work. Everything he made them do should have been obvious to them, but they couldn’t think straight in their panic.
his job wasn't to get the car cleaned, his job was to dispose of the car & the body. he just needed them clean it so he could do his job without getting pulled over
I doubt you would be thinking straight either if you just blew someones brains out in the back seat
Truly a classic - one of my all-time favorite movies! 😍
i love watching Pulp Fiction's clips because the comments are gold
The scene where Wolf gestures at Jimmie with the coffee cup is hilarious. 🤣
I just wanna know what kind of black tie event Mr. Wolf is attending at 8:30 in the morning.
Look great feel great perform great
He was at a funeral home when they called him.
A suit throws anyone off .. especially women 😎
there's a cut scene where wolf tells raquelle he's been up all night
I love that the main problem here is Jimmy's fear of his wife 😆 🤣
That’s one of the best scenes in the movie and it had a bunch of great scenes in it!!
Time is critical. Every second counts. Call Mr Wolfe. He'll arrive within half a hour. Look at a messy car. Have a cup of coffee. Tell you to clean it whilst he and Tarintino stand by chatting. Only Mr Wolfe could have done this.
Come third party who isnt emotionally invested in what happened. Sometimes someone like that coming in and keeping it simple is what's needed. Also, he takes the car which is the most important part. He uses his connections to make sure that car is never seen again and the DNA will never be found.
he wasnt there to clean the car he was there to get rid of it & just needed it cleaned so he could do his job