New movie reaction, this time is Pulp Fiction. I hope you guys enjoy it. Let's talk about it in the comments, i have STUFF to say lol #reaction #pulpfictionreaction #pulpfiction
Great Reaction XD Btw: Mia did cocaine earlier in the movie (at home and in the bathroom of the diner) and thought the white powder in Vincent's pocket was cocaine too. It was heroin though, that is why she overdosed. We must assume that Mia doesn`t do heroin, so taking a line like that when your not used to it, is very dangerous, also the combination of heroin and cocaine (called a Speedball if used at the same time) is extremely stressful for your heart because of the antagonistic effects of the drugs (upper and downer). Jon Belushi famously died of a Speedball overdose.
The quality of Vincent's H is responsible for both being mistaken for coke and the severity of Mia's overdose. It's a little detail tucked in the dialogue when he's buying from Eric Stolz.
@@LordVolkov Also heroin is usually sold in balloons, but Lance was out of balloons and put it in a baggie (as coke is usually sold) instead. That's also mentioned in the dialog.
@@sumnerhayes3411 ive never bought coke in a bag. For me its always in a little paper envelope. Though i suppose ive never bought it in these quantities...
They didn't win. There is a deleted scene that shows they stole the trophy. Vincent was on heroine. You inject heroine. Mia was on cocaine, which you snort. She found the heroine, and because it was in a baggie, she assumed it was coke.
Even if someone did snort heroin, the amount that would be in an average line of coke would be an especially bad idea to do. Also, Lance did tell Vincent that it was some particularly strong stuff.
I love that you found out a 1/4 Pounder is a Royale...Even though you live in France!😂 If you like films with multiple plot threads, you might like, 'Lock, Stock AndTwo Smoking Barrels '. It's a London gangster movie with excellent cinematography. 😁
@@Nicolas.VincentThat's quite a lazy take, Guy Ritchie might draw inspiration from Tarantino but Tarantino most definitely drew inspiration from directors before him, he even recreates shots.
It's crazy because DAYS before recording this video, i went to McDonald's and tried to order a quarter pounder (o cuarto de libra con queso en América Latina) and i KNOW it's always on the upper right side of the screen but IT WASN'T. I spent a few seconds searching for it and i didn't find it so i ordered a McChicken instead lmaaooo
Hello. Loved your react. The briefcase is a "Macguffin" - a plot device to move the story along. It doesn't matter what was in it. Some have speculated it contains Wallace's soul, hence the bandaid on his neck. Mia thought the stuff she was snorting was coke. She was wearing Vincent's coat and didn't know the stuff was heroin. Keep up the great reacts. You are very weird, very funny, and very beautiful. All good things in my book. Regards from Illinois 🇺🇸. 🤘😎
Aaw this is very sweet (and informative haha). Thank you so much 😊. I personally LOVED reading that Tarantino himself said it was a plot device. Not everything has to have a deeper meaning. Sometimes things are random, just like in real life. There's nothing wrong with it and like i said, it fits the movie very well.
I always thought the Marcellus soul theory was lame for many reasons, the main one being the restaurant robber knew what it was when Vincent opened the briefcase.
Fan theory: Samuel L Jackson's character DID "retire", after which he DID roam the earth under various assumed names. Tried his hand at music and performed with a lot of big names before ending up playing piano at a small church in El Paso. When a group of assassins showed up and killed everyone, he died under the assumption they were sent by Mr. Wallace's gang, his past finally catching up to him. Having come to repentance and glad to atone, he calmly sat there as everyone was massacred by Bill's gang.
You don't snort heroin. You can, but it's a lot more dangerous than cocaine. The storyline actually begins with little Butch getting his great grandfather's watch and it actually ends when Butch and his girlfriend ride off on the chopper. You REALLY need to react to Jackie Brown after watching this. INSANE!! Just like this one. Lot's of storyline back and forth moments. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.
Fun fact: the actor who played Zed ("Bring out the gimp.") also played in the movie "The Usual Suspects" the following year. He had limited lines in that movie, as well, but used the word "gimp" in both movies. That's got to be some kind of record. Two movies, fewer than 20 total lines, says the word "gimp" in each movie.
You wont read this anywhere but from watching first time reactions to thiis movie enough times you begin to figure things out. And as I now see it, the key to understanding this movie is to first rearrange the scenes into chronological order. Once you do that you realize it is a morality tale told through the lives of underworld characters. And it centers around the two main characters Vincent and Jules. Jules is a gangster who recognizes the existence of the supernatiral, so when he witnesses the miracle of not being killed by a spray of bullets he sees it is a call to reform, which he does. Vincent on the other hand is a hard case and does not read anything in it. So the rest of the movie you see Vincent having three more close calls in an apparent attempt by heaven to get through to him that he is in danger. The first occurs in the car when Vincent accidentally shoots Marvin and could have very easily gotten he and Jules both busted by the cops if not for a fixer by the name of Mr. Wolfe. He is a mysterious angel-like figure who comes in and saves them in miraculous fashion (as one might expect an angel to do it). Then he baptizes the two in the backyard with a garden hose. For Jules this is the cleansing ritual he needed to complete his transformation and put him on the right path. But Vincent still does not show the proper respect. The next close call occurs when Vincent comes out of the restroom at the diner to walk into a holdup in process. This time it is the reformed and now level headed Jules who saves his life (although he does not recognize that if not for Jules, his hot head could have gotten them all killed). The third close call is, however, a lot more obvious and it occurs again while Vincent is in the bathroom. It happens when his boss's wife, Mia, ODs on his hidden stash. And knowing full well that if she dies it will result in his own death warrant he rushes her to his pusher, Lance who represents Christ in this movie (complete with long hair, scraggly beard, a toga and sandals). And Lance performs a very Christlike miracle for Vincent, raising Mia from the dead. But even that does not convince Vince that he needs to find another line of work. The fates having failed in talking any sense to Vincent, we see him one last time, in the commode again, and shot dead at the hand of Butch, whom Tarantino has told us through subtle clues hidden in various other scenes, is the angel of death.
Marvin's corpse looks very realistic as being a corpse but being shot in the face with a .45 from 3 feet away? Mr. Wolf had a better guess when he said "One body minus a head".
The actor in the beginning wasn't Matthew Broderick in Ferris Bueller's Day Off but he also starred in a John Hughes movie called Career Opportunities. His name is Frank Whaley.
Welcome back Amanda! I was waiting for you to get to these Tarantino movies. I think you will love all of them. The dialogue and cinematography is always amazing. Cant wait to see your reactions to the other ones ❤ ...also: it's good to hear you don't particularly hate anyone today hahaha. I always cherish those days myself 😆
It is Mr. Wallace’s case, so it’s probably none of our business, anyway. I’ve certainly never been near that deep in anything criminal, but had enough brushes in that direction to know some questions may be better left unanswered (or even unasked). 😄
Dude, I have the same thing with syringes as well! I really like the way the needle penetrates the skin, it's so cool and interesting! I loved getting vaccinated for covid!
As a recovering addict, that image of the blood, flashing in the syringe, is incredibly triggering for me. I almost always skip that few seconds of the film.
"Vincent is not even trying" You're speaking as a latina. In white American comparable terms Vincent is a great dancer! (and the actor is famous for his dancing roles)
"He died of dysentery... He gives me the watch..." That little bit always makes me laugh while cringing. That, kids, is how you catch communicable diseases - like dysentery 🤣🤣🤣🤢
The "plot device" in the suitcase is a shout out to Kiss Me Deadly, a 1955 film in which a woman opens a suitcase that has a glowing device that kills her. Tarantino is a movie buff and he's always referencing other movies. BTW, love your videos and you are a cutie ;)
Just started watching your channel. Your Shawshank Redemption reaction was great. No problem at all that you'd already seen it. Don't let it stop you reacting to other films you've already seen. 👍
I don't want you to watch Kill Bill, I want you to watch Tarantino's NEXT movie, "Jackie Brown" Fantastic! Robert De Niro and Samuel Jackson are in the cast, just that alone is worth watching! Also "Death Proof" is a lot of fun. And his first movie, "Reservoir Dogs". Those three are the ones I most want to see your reaction for!
The cab driver reminds me of you, based upon your opening monolouge. And if you want to see a bunch of ppl getting stabbed you'll love from dusk till dawn
From what you were describing there at the beginning... it's sounds like Tarantino's Kill Bill (which I for one would love to hear you chat through even though you said you've already seen it) and/or Scorsese's Casino (for starters) would be your thing. Loved this one :D
While it’s not Ferry Willis (or Matthew Broderick), it’s even funnier that you unintentionally got the correct initials of the actor who plays Brett. Frank Whaley. 😄
I really enjoyed the reaction, this movie is one of my favorite movies. You mentioned that the viewership of The Shawshank Redemption was not very good because it was not a first watch. I usually feel the same with such reactions but I did watch your reaction to it. Compassion is a very attractive trait so I really enjoyed it. 😄
Oh and right after my previous comment with the lack of drug knowledge, it has to be said that John Travolta dances amazingly. He was famous for how well he could dance, starring in Footloose after all, not to mention Grease. The whole place was a throwback type of restaurant, so they obviously weren't trying to dance well by today's standards, they were dancing like it was 1940 or thereabouts. Travolta/Vincent particularly did a great job at it.
I like how you’re more concerned about the "N " word but enjoy the killing and torture. Great content this is the second reaction I’ve watched of yours. Keep it up.
Oh, you're wrong about Vincent dancing like he's in his sixties:). He fully supports the style, as does she. Moreover, he made several movements that later became iconic.
The key to understanding this movie is given at the beginning when they give you the second definition of pulp, "a magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper." That's why there are titles displayed for each story in the movie. Each of them is a pulp type, fiction story. The stories also overlap which is in the style of a novel. When you read novels, the chapters are not always in chronological order. Tarantino actually has ambitions to be a novelist and has novelized some of his movies. He uses this novelization technique to provide the structure of the movie.
Vincent played by John Travolta is a great actor. I don't like him as a person because he's a Scientologist and thinks he's above every one. Two of his movies I like is Grease and Face/Off. Grease is a musical about high school students as they're about to graduate. It was earlier in his career. It also starred Olivia Newton John. Face/Off is about a criminal escaping and Travolta has to catch him.
Uf me alegra que por fin empiece la fiebre Tarantino. Una comedia totalmente diferente e inesperadamente buena en combinación con diálogos top. Keep it up Amanda 😎
"I like to feeling the needle going through the skin..." It would be better if you said that you are just a junkie, because now I have a lot of questions in my head about needle delight XD
It's funny that you said the scene in Lance's house was like the Three Stooges, because he was watching the Three Stooges before Vincent came to the house with Mia.
The thing about Tarantino is, they used to criticize him for his violence back when his movies weren't all that violent. I'm sure he figured that he can go ahead and be as bloody as he wants!
I heard somewhere in that briefcase is Wallace’s soul. & that’s why there’s a band-aid on the back of his neck and the combination for the briefcase is 666.
