PULP FICTION - Double Toasted Review 

Don't be a rectangle

The reason that QT's character assumes he has n-word privileges is that 1) his wife is black so therefore 2) he has black family and friends and 3) he's a long-time friend of Jules (Sam Jackson's character).

I had to do a double-check on the post date. Had me all fucked up for a sec. lol One of my favorite movies...loved this!

The thing I notice about the best Q.T. Films, the more you watch them, the more you get out of them..repeat viewing is a must👏👏👏

I laugh every time i see the scene with Christopher Walken because later Butch gets pissed & yells "You have any idea what my father went through to get that watch?! I can't really get into it right now but he went through a lot!!" Lmao!

I want to hear Martin's take on the movie.

note to some people.. in certain parts of L.A. if guns go off the cops just won't come. fact

Christopher Walken's scene is one of the funniest scene ever. I cry laughing every time, his delivery is so hilarious.

You guys gotta review Taxi Driver, it's my favorite movie of all time.

some of my favorite peeps talking bout one of my favorite movies - today is a good day :)

This channel should already be at a million subs!This is the best movie /review channel on the internet period!A classic review of a past time classic!Great job as always guys!

The dance scene is still awesome, i can´´t imagine this movie without the twist dance.

The Gold Watch is the best example of redemption in the film. The narrative is so intricate, Marcellus and the donuts, Butch saving Marcellus and basically saving his own life as well.

This is not only one of my favorite movies. But also one of the greatest movies of all time Better than sex for my rating

We need more 'Retro-Reviews'. Make it happen!!!

This movie is legendary. Can't love it enough. I love these retro reviews

I loved this segment Korey. Great addition :)

My favorite film and I wasn't even alive when it came out. Can't believe he hadn't seen it!

I'm loving this segment. always wanted to hear koreys review om old movies

Pulp Fiction (1994): Cast/Crew Cast: Vincent Vega - John Travolta Jules Winfield - Samuel L. Jackson Mia Wallace - Uma Thurman Winston Wolf - Harvey Keitel Ringo - Tim Roth Yolanda - Amanda Plummer Fabienne - Maria De Medeiros Marsellus Wallace - Ving Rhames Lance - Eric Stoltz Jody - Rosanna Arquette Captain Koons - Christopher Walken Butch Coolidge - Bruce Willis Crew: Written & Directed By Quentin Tarantino Produced By Lawrence Bender Director Of Photography: Robert Richardson Editor: Sally Menke Filming Dates: 9/20/1993-11/30/1993 Release Date: 10/14/1994 (USA) Production Companies: Miramax Films A Band Apart Jersey Films Distributor: Miramax Films (1994) (USA) (Theatrical)

You should probably call these retro movie reviews Burnt Toast for how long they've been around.

This Sammy Aint Seen Shit segment is great, good work Sammy. I'd love to see him join Martin, and the 2 Korey's on regular reviews.

Is this gonna be a series with classic movie reviews? Because I would very much be up for that.

Pulp Fiction changed the way I watched movies. I never really paid attention to story until then. I use the film to separate good films from great films everyday

Dude, said "had to ffwd through the Bruce Willis parts" WTF? The Bruce Willis parts made this movie, without Butch there is no Pulp Fiction! Anything he says in the future is worth shit with that little comment.

Fabienne: Whose motorcycle is this? Butch: It's a chopper, baby. Fabienne: Whose chopper is this? Butch: It's Zed's. Fabienne: Who's Zed? Butch: Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead.

Anyone else have those moments where you're grateful for being born at the time you were? Watching this review, I'm so glad that I saw this in the mid 90's where nothing was spoiled for me with seeing all the copycats. I sometimes forget how lucky some of us are the time before the Internet was huge and spoofs are the norm.

another thing he does on purpose is when they show Amanda Plummer and Tim Roth for the first time, it's a part of the story that's shown later from a different angle ,but QT makes it pretty obvious that Roth changes the words in his lines a bit.he knows that the first time ,you might not notice, but he also knows you're gonna see this film again.

MOVIE FACT Heads up Vincent Vega has a brother from the movie Reservoir Dogs played by Michael Madsen {Mr Blue) it's true look up Quentin Tarantino interview on the subject, They were gonna do a movie called The Vega Brothers but just couldn't get it off the ground and the Two actor's were not available

Quentin was also allegedly in love with Uma & her feet so of course there’s gonna be some extra time spent on her dancing with no shoes on lol

Tarantino is a weird dude

Pulp Fiction (1994): Academy Awards Wins & Nominations (Alternate) Wins: Best Original Screenplay - Quentin Tarantino Nominations: Best Picture - Lawrence Bender Best Director - Quentin Tarantino Best Actor - John Travolta Best Supporting Actor - Samuel L. Jackson Best Supporting Actress - Uma Thurman Best Art Direction - David Wasco, Charles Collum, Sandy Wasco Best Costume Design - Betsy Heiman Best Film Editing - Sally Menke Best Cinematography - Robert Richardson Best Sound Mixing - Rick Ash, Stephen Flick, Ken King, David Zupancic Best Sound Editing - David Bartlett, Dean Beville, G.W. Brown, Stephen Flick

I love this!! I'm definitely on board with reviewing old films for Sammy! He's seen Goodfellas, right?

I enjoyed Samuel Jackson in Jackie Brown aswell

Danielle is so beautiful

Keep up the awesome work guys 👍

Fuck yeah girls still use Mia as an Influence.

Juelz and Vincent were also the names of Arnolds and Danny DeVitos characters in Twins

Reservoir Dogs is my favorite QT film. If he hasn't seen that one yet, I'd be curious to see his reaction to that one.

Love to see you guys do full metal jacket.

It holds up to me. Saw it not knowing anything about it when I was 14(now 23). Awesome movie.

The dance scene is a classic , how can you not get that????? Its sort of an ode to john Travoltas older movies like Saturday night fever and even Grease!!!! I swear some things just go right over peoples heads!smh

"don't be a rectangle."

Danielle looking Scrumptious asf!!!!

1994's Pulp Fiction Was American Film Critic Jay Sherman's Second Best Film Of 1994 On His Best Of 1994 List.

To this day when Samuel at the beginning eats the guy's burger finishes his whole drink.. Man I loose shit everytime laughing and rewind it at least twice.. I'm chuckling right just thinking about that scene jajaja

big kahuna burger is a real restaurant.😒

ABOUT TIME

great review. people need to listen to soundc cloud to these for full shows. no Danielle is not stupid, she is smart and brings a different side. plus Korey even said she's mich better when she's got a one on one situation. I miss the casual call in show,"she was great, should bring it back.

by the way...have you guys done The Untouchables and New Jack City...??

can you review romeo and juliet 1997

Is this not available on iTunes anymore?

F***in' millennial not giving it a "Better Than Sex." This is a classic that probably created the rating BTS....lemme guess, he never saw The Godfather, Scarface or Goodfellas either.

one more thing...that "moment of clarity" speech by Jules...the character Beric Dondarrion pretty much just redid it in Game of Thrones, season 7, episode 6...to Jon Snow, on their way catching a zombie to be shown to Cersei.

I'm sorry, but I kept getting distracted by Danielle, and that rose tattoo. She fine as hell.

Pulp Fiction is a genre of comic books that involves stories of crime and vice, that's where the title came from

I was a senior in high school in that movie came out that's the only movie I've ever seen in the theater more than once I think I saw it four times or at least three.

More retro movie reviews pleeeeeeeeease 😁

Also Travolta who became star for dancing in a movie, makes his comeback dancing again

man you dont like the twist. Fall Out Boy even wrote a song about that.

I always thought he said the N word to kind of give Jackson's character shit, like he was so pissed he dropped the N word cuz he could.

Among my top 5 movies ever too

"nah... I'm pretty fucking far from ok"

trivia: partial inspiration for Jules was Sy Richardson’s character from Straight To Hell, 1987

i haven't seen Tommy in a while, where he at? i'm like 4 months behind on the shows

Big Kahuna burger also makes an appearance in Dusk till Dawn if i recall

Jackie Brown is my favorite.

saw it in 2014 for the first time on Netflix it's one of Quentin's best

Please review The Room next!

I have to disagree with Korey and Sammy, I loved John Travolta's performance as Vincent Vega.

One of my favorite movie ever!

Why was Danielle there for this one?

I really think the scene with Quentin Tarantino saying the N word was supposed to be angering, just so it hits you really hard when you see his black wife and especially that you see he's actually her bitch.

Make him watch The Room 😭 you're tearing me apart, Lisa!!!!!

I kinda feel like people gloss over the fact that Vinny Vega got killed

even when it was brand new, i thought the dance/twist scene went on way too long. still one of my all-time favorite movies, tho. :)

Uma Thurman "Don't be a ......(she then draws a rectangle shape with her fingers)"?! WTF is that, don't be a rectangle?

How could not even mention the beginning diner scene.

They're planning on doing more of these classic movie reviews. Send them some suggestions! Sammy ain't seen shit!

Sammys a perfect example of what is wrong with films today. I seen plenty of movies that had pop culture references that came out long before I was born. It never ruined the enjoyment for me at all, only made me love it more as I understand it all the more now. No offence, but I think Sammy probably is just into one type of movie, possibly comic book CGI heavy movies, and anything outside that does not interest him in terms of acting and story.

Even I seen this and I sixteen what has his parents been doing not showing him one of the greatest films ever made

Corey, do you have that shirt in a adult size?

Always wondered what happened to Jules 20+ years later...

I first saw this movie in 2009 and it is my number one fav movie :)

The Vega Brothers!

I watched Pulp Fiction for the first time two weeks ago and I LOVED it, it surprised me in ALL the good ways

Whooooooooo goddamn! Sweet Christmas!

Wait...Are we sure that Danielle watched Pulp Fiction?

A top 10 of all time film

This WAS NOT sam jacksons breakout role. If u didnt notice sLj in 1. Coming to america (robber in mcdowells) 2. Jungle Fever (gator) *he was in alot of spike lee movies?

Great film but who framed roger rabbit did a lot of these effects first

Nice Imma go see it in theaters now :D

Surprised he didn't like the Bruce WIllis scene. It was my favorite story

"There was a lot more to it than just the references" Duuuh!

Dis gonna be good.

hell yeah!!!

they should do a movie review for true romance think that was one of the great movies of christian slater and especially gary oldman

4 years old in 94?? damn i feel old af

...and nooooooow I have to go watch Pulp Fiction again

There's a girl at the end who drives of with Wolf. It's a small scene and she only has one or two lines, but she's clearly not an actress and just falls through completely. I always remember that cause it really stands out in the film.