Adrenaline Shot | Pulp Fiction (1994) Realtime Movie Reactions 

People are dumb and have never been involved in the dirtier aspects of life.

I miss the nineties when people actually used their brains

Exactly!

interesting detail that I certainly missed. 👍🏼

Thanks, Captain Obvious. Did this really need to be explained?

Are you completely fkn stupid

You have no idea wtf your talking about stay in school and at home you obviously don't know the streets

Heroin and coke is sold in those little miniature ziplock bags or baggies they never use balloons dude...don't follow what the tv tells you and don't go outside because you have no idea what it is really like out here ok😅.. stick to medicinal and don't come out on the streets kid

Sweet summer children 😅

I said the same, it's flawless like it happened in real life

@@d1want34 awesome, so we're on the same page

@@rickymoranjr9609 especially their argument about the black book part 😂

@@d1want34 yep, pretty much

Tarantino: "I don't remember asking you a goddamn thing!!"

When I shot a short horror film back in college, I used this technique to shoot a stabbing scene.

That's for him or his wife or a friend that was invited over; not some rando aquaintence of a customer.

And the felt pen.....had me on the floor.

vince said, i have to stab her 3 times? lance brought his hand down 3 times lol

Lucky

It's a cool story and what you say about Tarantino lifting it is true. But... it's medically impossible to inject straight into the heart like that because even if it was nearly stopped, once it's going again it would shoot that syringe off like a rocket. People really have little idea just how powerful a pump one's heart is. Plus puncturing the heart is a bad idea under any circumstance. It's not just going to close up around the puncture. So that story's a crock. But it's a great scene.

They all need to get married to an L.A. crime boss.

Or at least don't mix them.

But if you do use drugs, make sure you know the difference between cocaine and heroin.

@@80HD8 Oh man...I made that mistake years ago and almost paid the ultimate price.

No, it's saying don't overdose and if you do call an ambulance right quick.

Especially nowadays, because that shit could be mixed with fentanyl, and that’s a straight 100 mph slam into a wall. Splat.

i completely disagree, way too much talking

That's cool I've never thought of it like that. Reminds me of "Dracula dead and loving it" lol

fun way of looking at it!

glad you're still here. close call. 👍🏼

Finally some honesty instead of claiming that people back in the day weren't bothered by this movie compared to younger generations. Tarantino was controversial for good reasons.

I had a subscription to Time magazine and the issue covering this came out before the movie did. And in its very first paragraph, it says exactly what happens. This was before the term "spoiler alert" was around but the concept was known and I was pissed off. As a result, it was one scene that lacked tension of my first viewing because I knew what was coming.

1994 was a hell of a year for movies. But this was one of a kind when it came out.

@@davidhutchinson5233 It still is.

People screamed at the needle scene in theaters. It was absolutely shocking beyond belief. No one saw a scene this intense in years.

@TheMerryPup I can feel that no doubt because i'm listening to 12 Reactors talk over each other ! 😅

They missed soooo much of the Dialogue!

I think that a lot with these Reactors. We meeting afterward at the Library or the Book Store? 😉

Yeah. It was trippy...

i can confirm that, it IS the best movie of all time. for me at least.

How in the world did you know that the adrenaline shot went straight into the heart???

@@YoureMrLebowski haha I guess I've seen it in a show or movie before

@@YlvatheViqueen I thought it might be your natural Viking instinct! When you shout that out I was like "what the hell? how did she know that?!" it was awesome! and when you said "ACT!!" i said "that girl is invested."

My favorite part was the guy who said 'call an ambulance'. Yeah sure call an ambulance about a woman who OD'd on your heroine that you have in the house of your boss who is a crime lord

I sincerely doubt anyone ever used adrenaline directly into the heart. Into the bloodstream, sure, but not the heart. You know what a severed artery can do, so imagine a punctured heart.

@@MDK2_Radio It's real, but it started dying off in the '60s and '70s, can see them doing it in the '90s though

@@Altaneselmao EXACTLY!!! That was getting on my nerves so bad. I mean here in Alabama people don’t even call the cops when ppl OD or they do and dip. Luckily two counties over they made it illegal to arrest any person calling the paramedics for an OD.

@@Altanese fr😴

that is exactly the vibe i'm shooting for, thanks!

now don't skip their full video! 😎

Yassssssssssss!

"I'm gonna get medieval on your ass".

Gimp's sleeping.

Gimps asleep

I stopped when the burping became gratuitous.

Be careful with drugs.

Don't mix them.

@HandleTakenlol Her sister is Patricia Arquette [TRUE ROMANCE ] and her brother is David Arquette who played Dewey in the the SCREAM movies 👻💀🔪

Appreciate it dude.

perfect description!

What was used in the revival scene in Trainspotting? Epinephrine?