Opening to Pulp Fiction 1995 VHS
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2011
- Here is the opening to the 1995 VHS of Pulp Fiction.
1. Green Warnings
2. 1994 Miramax Home Entertainment Logo
3. "Coming Soon to Theaters"
4. Four Rooms Trailer
5. Halloween: The Origin of Michael Myers Trailer
6. "Coming Soon to Videocassette"
7. Crimson Tide Preview
8. Exotica Preview
9. Stallone Judge Dredd Preview
10. "Pulp Fiction: Keep Watching"
11. Pulp Fiction Novel Promo
12. Pulp Fiction Soundtrack Promo
13. "Feature Presentation"
14. "This film has been modified..."
15. 1993 Miramax Films Logo
© Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
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It feels so weird to hear the old Disney announcer in a VHS opening for an R-rated film.
That's because Hollywood pictures, Miramax, Dimension Films, Touchstone Pictures are all owned by the Walt Disney Company and Buena Vista
The good Ol’Days aka Oh happy days my sister act voice speaking of The same company
@@joelgraneros3767 Miramax and Dimension movies are currently released through Paramount. Two years ago, when CBS aired movies on Sunday nights, one of the movies was Scream. And Paramount released the Scream reboot movie earlier this year.
God, I wished I kept the Pulp Fiction wide-screen VHS tape I had. But my Pulp Fiction Collectors Edition DVD will have good company with the 4K/Blu-ray of Pulp Fiction that I plan to buy next month.
Fun Fact about Four Rooms: Bruce Willis is in the film as well in Tarantino's part of the film. But because he did it for no pay, which violates Screen Actors Guild Rules, he didn't get credited.
Man I just love the VHS visual
I Fuckin loved 90's movies
This VHS was released on Sep 12 1995. During the 90's everytime some films released by Miramax or Dimension,.we have to wait really long, like months, and even a year for said titles to be released on VHS.
Sagalina Hazzan That pretty much went for every single studio back then; not just the Walt Disney Company and its (then-current) subsidiaries.
4 rooms
The usual time between a movie's theatrical release and the VHS video debut was six months, in the 90's- before DVD's became available. Those movies that managed to stay in theaters well beyond six months, naturally their video releases were delayed.
10:06 best part of the OST promo
The 90siest thing ever! 🤩🤩 I miss these times
Me too
Damn those demos were full of fucking spoilers haha
Be sure to eat “a tasty burger” while watching this
Funny how this former Disney movie is now owned by Paramount.
this is the first film by miramax & disney, be4 they retired in 2010.
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no, Paramount was only the tape distributor
The film was also released on Blu-Ray back in 2011 under Lionsgate.
I own the 2002 collector’s edition 2 disc dvd set
Now paramount taken
@@christhophercruzflores They will release Pulp Fiction on 4K/Blu-ray next month.
Judge dredd was interesting and rest in peace max von skydow since force awakens and the exorcist.
Don't forget rush hour 3
OH NO!
"English, motherf***er! Do you speak it?!"
5:54
weird hearing that disney announcer voice on this....
Miramax was owned by Disney at the time
You mean Brian Cummings.
아니 타란티노 비디오 티저 영상에서도 본인등판하네ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
9:42 Pulp Fiction
I think the film's called "Judge Dredd", not "Stallone Judge Dredd".
Judge Dredd was remade in 2012 under the title Dredd, just so people wouldn't get confused.
Then Cliffhanger isn't "Stallone Cliffhanger". That was just an above the title credit applied to a movie trailer.
Samuel L. Jackson
9:35
And this is my favorite movie pulp fiction which since 1993 miramax was joint venture owned By one it only Walt Disney Studios. So Technically That Makes Pulp Fiction Is A Disney Movie. I Brought DVD I will should get Original 90s Disney VHS Pulp Fiction Like The Lion King Or The Black Cauldron Gargoyles. Ohh Man Disney Labels Would Adult Touchstone Hollywood Miramax Dimension R Rated Films.