PULP FICTION | MOVIE REACTION
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- First time watching Pulp Fiction in a movie reaction.
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Pulp Fiction is a 1994 American black comedy crime film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, who conceived it with Roger Avary.[4] Starring John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, Tim Roth, Ving Rhames, and Uma Thurman, it tells several stories of criminal Los Angeles. The title refers to the pulp magazines and hardboiled crime novels popular during the mid-20th century, known for their graphic violence and punchy dialogue.
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After the movie's iconic dance scene, you see Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace walk into her house holding a trophy. The audience assumes they won the contest, but later in the film, a barely audible radio broadcast states the trophy had been stolen - meaning Vince and Mia lost the competition then stole the trophy!
Tarantino also says that there is a deleted scene that didn't make it in to the final cut that also supports the notion that they stole the trophy after losing the competition.
Did not know that!! And this is my favourite movie of all time. Another layer of awesomeness has just been added.
Wow, another detail to this masterpiece I didn’t know. Thanks friend. This reminds me of when I discovered you can hear Tim Roth and Amanda Plummer talking from a distance audibly in the final act while the dialogue and camera is focused on the hitmen’s convo…
This is not true, it's a ridiculous fan theory which is completely ridiculous, and if it were part of the story, it would be terrible movie-making and terrible screenwriting. They won the trophy, and the ad in the alley simply says 'Special at Jack Rabbit Slims, (something or other) is (such and so price)...", it's just an ad.
@@annaclarafenyo8185 How would that be terrible filmmaking? It'd literally just be a little easter egg joke for people to catch. Though it is unproven, I don't see how that would be a terrible or ridiculous. It literally is not that big of a deal lmao.
I say this in 100% honesty… I truly appreciate you not censoring the dialogue. This is one of those movies that loses so much of its awesomeness without all of the wording as it was originally filmed. Thank you
@@frankiek2269 100% agreed
@@frankiek2269 it's a cute 30 minute film about a group of friends who love burgers, dancing, and the bible.
@@brewdaly1873 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Art should NEVER be censored.
Remember this lost to Forest Gump.
One of my favorite parts of the movie is the fact that the manager of the coffee shop gets cut off while talking to Tim Roth's character and only manages to say, I'm just a coffee shop..." and then in the credits, he's listed as "Coffee Shop".
That is amazing, I never knew!
He does actually say "manager" after a pause; it's just obscured by the other dialogue. Also, the coffee shop customer Tim Roth calls "long-haired yuppie scum" is producer Roger Avary.
Well spotted
I never noticed that before, lol
Lmfao YES
One of my favorite things about this movie is how nearly every plot point is driven by someone making a colossal blunder. Mia mistaking the cocaine for heroin, Vincent shooting Marvin in the face, Fabian forgetting Butch's watch, etc. Also, there's a fantastic understated cause and effect throughout the movie - why did Mia make that mistake? Because the drug dealer was out of balloons, which is usually what heroin is sold in. Why didn't Vincent hear Butch making his Pop-Tarts? Because Vincent thought it was Marcellus returning with the coffee and donuts. Why was Marcellus staking out the apartment with Vincent? Because Jules quit the life after the events of the previous morning. There are other examples that slip my mind right this second, but they're all throughout the movie, even though little to no attention is called to them.
Not that far from "No Country for Old Men", mere incidents and innuendo drives the story forward. Basically, this is life, there is no master narrative, there never was.
Yes
This movie has ridiculous replay value.
Also Vincent not taking any fiber supplements lol
Also, most on the conflict for Vincent starts because of him. Every time, he's in the bathroom and s**t hits the fan. Including to himself.
14:00 "Is that a requirement to take the shoes off?" In a Tarantino film, yeah
First time I realized that was in Dusk til Dawn when his character met Salma Hayek.
Lol
@@Diegesis its widely known that QT has a foot fetish. Once youve seen all of his movies youll notice he has a lot of scenes that focus on feet.
The “oh man, i shot marvin in the face” always gets me 😂
He says it in such an understated way. Not shock, just embarrassment and a little shame.
My favorite line from the movie hands down.
Do you know he voice acted for a lottt of cartoons characters you know ..
@@halfdead1380 that’s a cool fun fact. Can you name a few?
@@ericlweatherhogSamurai Jack for one. Green Lantern from Justice League I think. If I'm thinking Marvin is who I think he is if not imma feel real bad 😂
FYI: Marvin was basically their inside man. Before Vincent and Jules enter the apartment building, they make reference to "our guy." Fearing what would happen, Marvin probably called Wallace and told him what apartment Brett was hiding out in.
@Cathal and samurie Jack....that one surprised me most
@Cathal He is also brilliant in MadTV. Gay Rapper remains one of my personal favorites of his scetch comedy roles, though he has a ton of other good stuff too.
That I didn't pick up, man, this whole comments section making me realize I don't know this movie at all and it's one of my favorite movies that I've watched many times over 😅🥲
I always thought Brett was “their guy” as in their mark
Marvin went on to become one of the most respected voice actors in Hollywood.
In an interview shortly after the movie was released, Uma said she was terrified of the dance scene with Travolta because of his talent as a dancer. Travolta purposely toned it down to keep in line with his character Vincent. Uma was relieved. Travolta is legendary in movies as a dancer from "Grease" and "Saturday Night Fever".
You skipped _Stayin' Alive._
And the Barbarino dance from _Welcome Back, Kotter._
Both Uma and Travolta were terrified. Only the night before filming the scene, Tarantino explained to them in detail what he's going for to ease the stress. For Uma, he wanted her to act like one of the dancing cats from "The Aristocats". So it was supposed to be playful instead of technically apt dancing.
The man can certainly cut a rug 😁
@@jb888888888 Uhh, you forgot my Favorite... Urban Cowboy ❤ (awesome, real to life movie with Great acting, music and dancing too)
The dance contest scene always gets me. Mia is speeding at 120 mph on coke and Vincent is slow grooving to a heroin trip. Travolta and Thurman nailed their parts for that scene.
something i just learned vin the comments, is that they didn't actually win, they stole the trophy. apparently if you pay close attention there's another scene where the radio is on in the background and it's basically like the news, reporting that the trophy was stolen. pretty interesting because all these years i just assumed they won.
@@Jack_80 That just elivates that scene to a eleven hundred 😂
Marvin makes me laugh every single time. "You gotta have an opinion."
Man I ain't even got an opinion
If only Marvin had an opinion he’d still have a head!
Every time I watch the movie I yell "Duck! Marvin!" but it never works. Marvin just eats it in the back seat.
It's all in the "Maahvin... What doyu make o' all diss?"
Back in 94‘ we used to go to the movies deciding on the fly, and I went into pulp fiction totally stoned without having any clue of what was coming. I‘d say this was probably the most intense movie experience I ever had 😂
I misread this comment as you deciding to fly to pulp fiction
hm maybe “went to see/watch pulp fiction” would have been better to say
Jody was excited because that adrenaline shot to the heart was the ultimate piercing.
Okay, fine... kudos.
Great editing, you can tell the editor knows the iconic parts and does the close up, even if no reaction. Little touches like that put you above the rest. Well done
@@patrickbateman7369 lol no doy.. what are you even saying? The amount of editing it takes to make a reaction video is substantial, and it's clear whoever edited this one knows the source material, it makes for an even better comp, because the editor knows the parts of the movie we expect a reaction from.. and it's entertaining, e So.. what are you even talking about? I'm genuinely curious
@@patrickbateman7369 how so?
“Needles freaked me out, man”…. Get ready to get FREAKKED OUT .
This is the first Pulp Fiction reaction I've seen where the reactor knew the difference between coke and heroin.
Well done. 500+ street smart points.
Agreed.
But I have to go -500 for no post-mortem review after the movie. Yes she chatted a bit along the way, but left us a hollow ending 🤷🏽♂
@@delg1211 They do all the post movie reviews in separate videos.
@@BreakingBatman187 ah no wonder, thanks!
@@delg1211 No problem. I like me. My wife likes me. My customers like me. 'Cause I'm the real article.
@@BreakingBatman187 LOL! I knew i knew you 😆
I died laughing when Arianna said “That’s why you don’t take other people’s drugs.” instead of “That’s why you don’t take drugs.”
Came to the comments for this, thank you! 😂
1994 was an amazing time to go see movies. So many Classic spellbinding movies were released that year it's hard to wrap your head around. Check out the list: Pulp Fitction, Leon: The Professional, The Lion King, Forrest Gump, The Shawshank Redemption, Interview with a Vampire, True Lies, Speed, Dumb and Dumber, Natural Born killers, Quiz Show, Clerks, The Hudsucker Proxy, The Crow, The Mask, Ace VEntura: Pet Detective.
I haven't seen the Hudsucker Proxy in ages! Thanks for the reminder to watch it again soon.
And Tim Burton's "Ed Wood." Tarantino said that was his favorite movie of 1994.
the mask and ace ventura came out in the same year?
And don't forget Star Trek Generations, In The Mouth Of Madness, The Madness of King George, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Nobody's Fool, Crooklyn, Hoop Dreams, Chungking Express, The Last Seduction, Three Colours: Red, Fresh, and Once Were Warriors. I almost forgot The Legend of The Drunken Master, which wasn't released in North America several years later. 1994 was an incredible year for movies. There were so many in the 90's.
I have a real soft spot for true lives
Just an unforgettable film. Jackson and Travolta's delivery and chemistry make it, but everyone is great. I really like Tim Roth's subdued performance in the last scene
I can't think of a similar ensemble cast where everyone gives pretty much an iconic performance.
the only prequel I ever truly wanted was that of Jules and Vincent together before his trip to Amsterdam.
too bad i never got it.
and the only spin off of any Tarantino movies I want is that of Jules walking the earth. I think that's still doable...maybe even crossing it over with the long overdue Kill Bill Vol. 3.
aLAKhaaarra
I love the way QT writes movies. It's the dialog-heaviness that gets me. It's like reading Greek classics where you can tell it's a flow of random conversations the writer has had in their heads by themselves tons of times.
It was interesting he also played a part in this movie. He had done that before in From Dusk Till Dawn
how many greek classics have you read?
@Karla Howell I'm fairly certain he does it in all his movies. He was in Reservoir Dogs as well
"What's this backwoods shit?" Ari always makes my day! lol
"So much racism in this movie.."
"What's this backwoods shit?"
..
@@szeddezs The confederate flag has nothing to do with racism, that's just Hollywoke propaganda working against you. Learn some real history.
How many decades went by with that flag walking loud and proud standing for independence with absolutely zero effect or racism prior to the racism propaganda machine running? You've been programmed.
@@szeddezs "REEE isn't an argument, free will means y9ou can choose your own ignorance. Is your slave collar fit snugly on you? They love it when you're compliant.
@@szeddezs Work on you? Answer your question? You seem to be over valuing your feelings here. Truth doesn't give a sh*t about them, it's far stronger than your temper tantruns.
And the question has been answered longer than you've existed.
You're only proving me right by your own actions.
Bow to your slave collar, and more street run red because of your willful ignorance. You have no excuses here.
@@szeddezs How many times are you going to ask a question that's been answered for centuries, than you have never had any excuse not to know?
If you aren't going to make an effort, no one's going to do it for you.
You're not that important. But your hands are still red.
14:00 High school dances in the 50s were known as "Sock hops" because they were generally held in the gym and everyone had to take off their shoes to avoid scuffing up the floor. It would make sense for a 50s themed restaurant to follow the same convention for a twist contest.
Nice factoid- I missed the sock hop generation, but I figured that socks were a part of it.
That and Tarantino has a foot fetish so...
I saw this film opening night in a packed house and the reaction was just amazing. This is a movie that lives and breathes on the big screen with an audience. When Zed says "Bring out the Gimp," I could distinctly recall the audience(and myself) having absolutely _no_ idea what to expect next. Everyone heard it, no one could comprehend it.
One thing I read about QT and Samuel L. Jackson's work together, was that Jackson was an actor who doesn't speak Tarantino's words, he _sings_ them. When he quotes Ezekiel to Brad, it's one of the great screen performances as he ratchets up the fear and terror, and when he raises the gun, the audience raises their hands in anticipation of Brad's horrible end. But when he delivers the same speech _sotto voce_ to Ringo in the diner, he uses it not to kill, but to inspire one person to change their path in life. That the same speech is used to bookend the film and goes from terror to epiphany is not only an amazing feat of writing, but an amazing performance by an actor, who truly makes those words resonate.
One great little hint in the Ezekiel 25:17 scene is that when Jules asks Brett if he has read the bible, you notice that Vincent already starts cocking his gun and holding it in front of himself, indicating that he knows Jules is about to unload on Brett. It's a brilliant way of telegraphing to the audience of what's going to happen before it happens.
I would say it's ti show that this is their routine, not to telegraph to the audience
Hes also shows slight annoyance cause he has to listen to it over and over.
I ordered this once on Video while staying at a Motel 6. What came on instead was something called Pump Friction. An altogether different kind of Film.
This is a very underrated comment
How was the plot! Did it follow along! Who played Mia!
@@griffinkay490 czcams.com/video/0qCUC3JUntU/video.html
I'll bet you were bored stiff!
I made this mistake several times.
I always liked to think that Vincent being in the bathroom at the restaurant was his "second chance" if you look at it from Jules point of view. He survived the same crazy miracle that Jules did, and Jules understood that you only get one of those. Next time something like that happened he would be dead. Vincent didnt see it that way, and he walked out of the bathroom into what couldve been a life or death situation, and he walked away alive ignorantly thinking that he could continue his lifestyle.
Jules got out of the life and got to see another day. Vincent on the otherhand once again found himself surprised by a man with a gun and his luck had run dry. His own gun at that. Vincent died because of his carelessness and arrogance. Shouldve got out while he had the chance.
Jesus Christ. How many times must I have to correct the ignorance of some people? THE GUN WAS MARCELLUS WALLACE'S! NOT VINCE'S!!!!
Fun fact, Walken's father is German who spoke broken English and had to pause to think of the rest of the sentence, which is where is speech pattern comes from.
No, Walken said himself that he rewrites his scripts by taking out all of the punctuation and memorizes them with pauses in different places.
His mother was an immigrant from Scotland. German-Scottish hybrid. Like DJT
Hey Arianna. I hope you notice that every time Vincent has gone to the bathroom (3 times), something bad happens.
Plus you caught that he was reading the same book in all the instances. The reason he was always in the bathroom, was from the fact that Vincent gave up Herione after the Mia overdose incident. Heroine makes you constipated. Once Vincent gave it up, he had to go to the bathroom all the time.
Herion addiction also gives you muscle spasms that are hard to notice. So lets assume like a proper cool killer, Vincent had some trigger work done for a smooth trigger pull, it becomes clear Marvin was an accident.
@@DerOberfeldwebel ahhhh. I didn't know that. That's an awesome tidbit
The bathroom scene at the restaurant took place before the overdose so he didnt necessarily quit.
The book is a spy novel "Modesty Blaise". Weirdly, a main character in the novel is a detective Tarrant. Close enough to the name Tarantino. Also a long time host in the UK show "Who wants to be a millionaire?" had this same name.
@@81pdmatt Where does that assumption even come from that he quit? Or is it part of "the book"? I don't know too much about this movie and only saw it like twice.
To enjoy a film like Pulp Fiction, you need to have these three things:
1. An appreciation for period pieces
2. A longer than average attention span
3. (And most importantly) A sense of humor
just enjoy the movie and not thinking way too deep into it lmao
One thing about Quentin Tarantino that he appreciates vintage music and he makes sure that whatever story he's telling fits that music. If you get the chance to react to *KILL BILL* music definitely plays a role in that movie.
Pulp and Inglorious Basterds are still my 2 fav QT movies. The combination if dialogue, drama, dark humor and over the top violence are what us misanthropes love.
Very genuine reaction! Yes, you should be laughing. Welcome to the Tarantino universe.
Fun Fact: The discussion Mia and Vincent had about The Fox Force Five was actually the beginning of what turned out to be Kill Bill.
Uma Thurman playing Mia . What a fine actress! You know she also played the lead roles in Kill Bill 1 & 2. Love her! No one could have replaced her in these roles. All are a fine cast in this movie too! Tarantino is awesome as a director.
'Kill Bill' was conceptualized by Tarantino and Thurman while working on Pulp Fiction.
"Zed, it's Maynard. The spider's caught a couple of flies in the web."
Arianna: "Oh my God! What did you guys just stumble in to?"
Me: "HAHAHA! Oh NOOOO! She doesn't know! 🤣"
A 1994 $5 dollars shake, adjusted for inflation, would be $10 shake today.
and in a few more months that shake will be 20 or 25 bucks.
The story was based in the 70s you can tell by Jules phone
Tops $15.
I can't get enough of this movie, absolute classic.
When this came out, I saw it in the theater 12 times (still a record). I just kept dragging friends and family to it, because I wanted more people to see it. I'm glad you liked it. This is the first video of yours I've watched; good job!
Yeah, me, 1984 and Purple Rain. God, what an experience. Still my favorite band of all time.
You should watch her reaction to the 'Lord of the Rings Trilogy'. I would say it is one of the very best reactions on CZcams. I cried along with her.
Wow! This was a hilarious reaction to my favorite movie of all time. Instant subscriber.
Welcome aboard!
33:09 “Oh man, I shot Marvin in the face.”
One of the greatest lines of all time.
Arianna, your reactions always Rock! You really smashed this one, loved it!!
Hmm, her reactions were ok during the film, but pretty much ZERO closing? She was out 1 second after the ending?? Disappointing.
"A lot of racist slurs so far."
Me knowing what happens later: hehehehe
This is my 2nd favorite film. Thanks for making the video.
'Words, words, words."
- Hamlet
Vincent may be a liability, but Fabianne is useless. She literally faces such tasks as "remember to take the watch when packing suitcases" and "get on the bike quickly", and somehow that's too demanding on her fragile little heart and mind.
right? and her obsession with pot bellies. that girl isn't wrapped too tight.
Fabienne is fine but has no business with a guy like butch. She needs to be with a gift shop worker. Not a man doing crime
The motorcycle is called "Grace" because the underlying theme of the movie is "saving grace" as evident by the people that keep getting saved or spared
Vince is always on the toilet because of constipation, he wants to go, but cannot, side effect of all the drugs he took.
Mia's apartment
Butch's apartment (He was shot)
Restaurant.
I loved Butch stopping and rethinking his decision to leave Marcellus. He's like "He's an organised crime boss and wants to kill me but I can't leave someone get raped"
A true classic film. Fun note: the actor that plays Marvin went on to be the voice of Samurai Jack among other roles. Another 90s classic you should watch is FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS with Johnny Depp. I think you'd appreciate it.
That is awesome!
Appreciate you not censoring the dialogue. It's an intact work of art, and that's how it's meant to be enjoyed. Also I'm with you, I can't handle other people's feet and I can't stand someone else touching mine
You don't know how refreshing it is to watch someone actually laugh at the dark humor that Tarantino purposefully injects into all of his films. Most people today...the humor just goes right over their heads as they watch stone-faced. (So much so that when people see dark comedies, they state that "it's tonally all over the place" when in reality, it's just them). What an absolute treat to watch someone enjoy this movie for what it was supposed to be back in 1994. Awesome reaction video!
Haha, Arianna, when Butch and Fabienne ride off on the chopper and you said, "That's not the end?" That is the end of the chronological story!
No doubt this will be a trip. Congrats on getting it put together. See ya'll later. :)
This is one of my favourite movies and I have seen it so many times I lost count. Glad that you loved it too. :)
Your reactions were so great and genuine; what I loved the most you didn't talk over the movie the whole time.
Definately one of the best reactions I have seen so far.
When Vince goes to his dealer he says he's out of balloons and asks him if it's okay to put it in a coke baggy, so Mia thinks it's coke.
I understood Butch's blowup. Losing a family heirloom is soul crushing especially when it's something from a father to son
Especially when his father and captain Coons went to such extreme lengths to get him the watch.
That was absolute best reaction I've ever seen to one of my favorites! You appreciated the well-crafted dialogue. You got the humor. Everything you had to say showed you understood how this movie became so popular. It was just a spectacular reaction. Too many reaction videos skip the best parts, gloss over the humor or dIalogue, or just don't get it. I had already subscribed, but now I hit the bell. Keep up the good work!
Heroin tends to cause constipation. Thus Vincent's long stretches reading the bathroom.
I am so glad that another person got to watch this movie! The perfect combination of gore, humour and endless exposition.
So jealous of you watching _Pulp Fiction_ for the first time. Would gladly have this part of my memory wiped ready to discover its glory anew.
Chad. I survived the tornadoes. Thanks for posting this so quick!
Great movie. Be well
Excellent!
I'm loving your reactions. I think you might be the first reactor I've seen who knew what was going on with Mia finding Vincent's stuff and thinking it's something else
Samuel L Jackson did win an academy award for best supporting actor in this film just because of that scene... In fact pulp fiction in general won the academy award across the board best picture best director...
The movie is based in the 70s
Early 80s, at least
(Flock of Seagulls reference) some of the background vehicles.
Yeah and Vincent calls his dealer on a cell phone.
Didn't Mr. Wolf arrive in an NSX??
There's nothing to support that at all, that's just supposition based on some of the throwback-y elements in the film. As pointed out there are too many more modern items to suggest it was set in the 70s.
You can't go wrong with Tarantino Movies. Not a bad one in the bunch.
I can't tell you how much I envy the experience you had here. By the time I saw Pulp Fiction I knew basically every plot point. Being able to go in totally green in 2022 is really a special experience.
Your reaction is amazing. Thank you! It's like getting to watch it for the first time all over again!
40:30 he's a junkie so he's always constipated
Predator 2 please
Very enjoyable movie reactions Arianna & great editing, bravo!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
At the time I remember hearing 2 things around that I now have attributed to this film. I was sheltered growing up. “What they call a Quarter pounder…” and “ A daddy tomato, a momma tomato…”
How have you never seen this? Were you raised by Wolves? The Amish?
Amish wolves
YES Pulp Fiction is awesome 😎👍. What does Marcellus Wallace LOOK LIKE 😂. I love your reactions to these movies yo 🥳❤️👊. This has nothing to do with the video but please listen if you want to otherwise leave it alone and ignore it. Hello my name is Justin and I'm a Christian and Apologist but I'm also a college student. I'm not a closed minded Theist as I have nothing against Atheists or unbelievers as I speak to them often to understand their reasons for unbelief but we as Christians are convinced of God's Existence due to many real factors). I'm not trying to convert anyone or convince anyone to become Christians as that's The Holy Spirit's job to help people believe but only explain why I believe in Jesus Christ. There's actually evidence of God's Existence in Christianity. First of all there's proof that Jesus of Nazareth existed in history since the writings of Tacitus, Josephus Flavius, Pliny the younger and other historical documents prove that He was living two thousand years ago that even scholars both religious and Atheists agree with historically speaking but not that He's The Divine Son of God because obviously they don't.
I'm going to give you historical and archeological evidence for God's Existence as The Scriptures have prophecies that predate the events recorded in them by several millennia including Matthew, Hosea and Zechariah which prophesy accurately of the people of Israel becoming a nation again after over 1900 years of being scattered around the nations since the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 A.D. spoken of by Christ in Matthew 23:29-24:3 and returning to their homeland after The Holocaust with Jerusalem as their capital in 1948 exactly as Jesus The Christ said. The prophets including Daniel spoke of the time where several world empires would arise and fall including the Babylonian kingdom, Medes and Persians, Roman Empire, and Saladin and the Muslims which went in consecutive order for the past few millennia. The people of Israel becoming a nation after The Holocaust in 1948 (ironically the melting point of gold as God compares Israel to gold that's tested in fire in Zechariah 13:8 and Jeremiah 16:15) exactly how Jesus The Christ said would happen since God us everything to come in The Scriptures and not just because people were working towards as Atheists claim which are impossible for any regular man to predict.
Just before anyone says Christianity is a white man's religion made to oppress blacks during slavery you obviously aren't aware that the first Christians were Jews in The Middle East and that Christianity just like any religion can be used by evil and corrupt people to oppress others but you forget that the first Abolitionists/Civil Rights activists were Christians who sought to abolish slavery, racism, segregation, injustice and prejudice throughout American history. Jesus The Christ loves you enough not to give you what we all deserve which is God's Wrath by His Own Blood. Charles Darwin didn't originally come up with The Theory of Evolution over 200 years ago as it is mentioned in the writings of Ancient Greeks who believed in Demons that gave knowledge to philosophers.
Evolution makes no sense when nothing has evolved after thousands of years of human history and supposedly the first creature came from primordial sludge several millions of years
ago funny how they won't believe that God an Eternal Almighty Spirit Being created us from the Earth) which came from a supermassive expansion of matter at high temperature that inexplicably created everything in the known universe that supposedly came from nothing billions of years ago. How did the organs evolve before there were bones, skin, substance and how did any creatures see before eyes evolved? I've studied evolution and abiogenesis in the past and read Darwin's " Origin of The Species" I've studied evolution and abiogenesis in the past and read Darwin's " Origin of The Species" and I'm not convinced of but not macro or micro Evolution because there's no evidence of it nor clear observable examples of it where living creatures evolve into other kinds of species plus the fact that fossils don't show evidence of evolution and genetic entropy rules out evolution. The question begs how did two genders evolve from a common ancestor with a perfectly hospitable and sustainable environment with breathable oxygen and resources to survive on inexplicably? Atheists have the burden of proof to explain how everything came to be and why our existence is possible without the Existence of God from an godless perspective just as Christians have to provide evidence of God's Existence and the validity of His Word.
Evolution requires life to already exist in order to take any effect in living organisms so it doesn't account for the existence of Life and reality. Also evolution is impossible because it goes against The Law of entropy and the second Law of thermodynamics because evolution makes things better whereas nothing continues to get better but decays and turns to absolute destruction in the end. Mark Ridley an Evolutionist said "No evolutionist whether gradualist or punctuationist uses the fossil record as evidence in favor of The Theory of Darwinian Evolution as opposed to special Creation". God's Existence is made perfectly known and observable in the universe as demonstrated in His Handiwork in the intelligently designed manner that Creation was made, human consciences and consciousness historical and archaeological evidence of God's Word being valid history, fulfillment of Bible Prophecies God in His Holiness and Righteousness could give us what we deserve in Hell for our since but He's merciful to give us free will to choose to accept or reject His gift of salvation by grace through faith in His Son Jesus. I don't mean this is any condescending manner but if you'd like to discuss The Scriptures with me or have me listen to your view on anything my instagram account is Savage Christian Kombatant.
As mentioned in comments below, TY for not censoring rough scenes. True review channel! 😀 You have one new subscriber!
One of the all time greatest movies and I genuinely enjoyed getting to see someone else experience what it had to offer. Thank you
It was awesome to watch someone's genuine first time reaction to this film. I half thought you were going to say that's the best film I've ever seen haha
Am I the only one that notices Vince's red car outside of the apartments when Butch jumps the fence after walking down the alley? Also if you listen as Butch walks pass the open window, you can hear the lady on the radio announce that Jack Rabbit Slims was robbed of their trophy. 😂
Every time I see an Arianna reaction, I gotta watch it...!!! Love your reactions.
I really enjoy your reactions. Very well edited, and great reactions. Keep up the good work.
This is my alltime favorite movie since the first time i saw it in 94 and i love to see you reaction! It's actually amazing how its still kept some of its shock value this many years later.
This is an awesome movie and this put Travolta back in the spot light his career blew up again.
When this came out my buddy worked at the theatre and about 10 of us watched from the closed balcony on Saturday night. We had already seen it once, so this time we brought cheeseburgers in so we could eat them with Jules. I'm amazed that you were tracking the various story lines so well. I had lost track of the clothes and the restaurant on my first viewing. It was really exciting to see this in the theatre with a full house. The place was buzzing with how intense and different this was at that time.
The whole Bonnie Situation sequence is my absolute favourite story in this whole movie. Loved your reaction to the movie.
"i did not see that coming." One of the most uttered phrases at pretty much any Tarantino film.
This is my all time favorite movie! Glad you liked it and honestly shocked more people haven't seen it
I was pregnant when I first saw this and my brother was flabbergasted when I shared it with him and my sister in law. The humor balances the violence, in my point of view. And yes sister, we have dark humor but that's ok! My youngest daughter is of the same ilk. I taped the soundtrack but left out the swearing in the beginning. It is an amazing soundtrack for true! We would play it during family drives. 😹 Of course, our girls didn't see the movie till much later. I got to say, this is my second time watching you and your reactions mirror mine quite often. So glad to have found you! Thank you for sharing! 😽💋📽
The best reaction to Pulp Fiction on YT, hands down. Keep up the good work.
ever since Pulp Fiction, phone never stopped ringing for Samuel L Jackson. it made him an international Superstar even though he had been acting for decades. he has never had an off-day since then. at the same time, John Travolta was waning with his career as well, but just like Samuel L Jackson catapulted his acting career, this was the break John Travolta needed.
Best reaction video editing of this movie yet! Great job!
Cheers!
You made this movie twice as enjoyable to watch. 😂You're awesome!
This is an excellent vid. Reaction beautiful, editing very much apprecieated. Thanks for the efforts.
Funnily enough, when he speeds off on the chopper and you said "wait thats not the end?". That actually IS the end, chronologically.
When Vincent called him palooka, I was told palooka means like coward or an insult to someone like butch throwing the fight
And that right there is one of the best screenplays ever made. Legend.
Great reaction and very good video edit. I have watched so many reactions to this movie, and somehow your video edit had so many extra dialog bits and very few key lines missing. Really well done, and I appreciated how much you enjoyed the movie. Only wish you had talked about it at the end a little... thought it was clear that you loved it and appreciated this slice of movie perfection.
thanks, the person who edited it is a huge fan and knows a lot of the bits that people would expect to see. a thing reactors who edit for themselves can struggle with.
also there should be a link at the end of the video to the discussion video.
I didn't think there was anyone who haven't seen Pulp Fiction
*Now, whenever you watch a Quentin Tarantino movie, watch for the fictional products. Especially "Red Apple Cigarettes"🍎🚬and "Big Kahuna Burger" 🏄🍔. There's also "G.O. Juice", and "Teriyaki Donuts"* 🗾🍩
And listen for *"Hand cannon"* and *"I seriously doubt that."*
Hands down the best reaction I've ever seen! Arianna, you rock!
At the 23:55 mark, that scene where hitman John Travolta gets blown away is pretty sweet.
I think there are very few movies that really deliver more than just entertainment the first time you see them, and I think Pulp Fiction is one of those movies. It's a game changer. The first time I saw it I was stunned by everything about it. The soundtrack, the structure, the writing, the acting...who knew a metric system joke could be combined with violence so memorably?
It is such a great movie. And the dialogue is great. There is a lot of humor in it too, as well as the violence.
So. Back of the neck is where some cultures say your soul comes from. So big theory is that Marcelllas had his soul in the briefcase. That’s why he had the bandaid on his neck.
My first time watching one of your videos. I love your personality!