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Behind the Scenes: Pulp Fiction (Tarantino, 1994) with John Travolta and Samuel Jackson

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Pulp Fiction (1994)

Crime/Gangster

The lives of two mob hitmen, a boxer, a gangster and his wife, and a pair of diner bandits intertwine in four tales of violence and redemption.

Director: Quentin Tarantino

Writers: Quentin Tarantino, Roger Avary

Stars: John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Samuel Jackson

Source - IMDb / https://tinyurl.com/2ermvynh
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20 Comments

@alexeibourdan9316 8 months ago

There is not a single lull in this movie. Literally every minute is watchable. 30 years down, and in 100 years, more, it will be a classic. Even more amazing that it is essentially made by Disney.

@mikebasil4832 4 months ago

Samuel’s line: “Hate to shatter your ego but this ain’t the first time I had a gun pointed at me.” is what fully summed up Jules for me.

@danieljoseph6686 5 months ago

ill never forget the first time i watched this movie, i was on vacation with my girlfriend at the time her dad owned this little trailer in florida and he had this on vhs, i woke up before her and watched this once and immediately watched it again, its still the only movie i ever did that with

@marcowilchiskyelmarky 8 months ago (edited)

I don't care what dumb opinions 60 year old Quentin may have just like I don't care about "celebrity culture" that puts so much emphasis on it. The 3 movie roll with Reservoir, Pulp and Jackie will always be a reason to love this man, his creativity and gift to the world.

@susanrike7476 8 months ago

A masterpiece. Tarantino is a brilliant screenwriter/director/film historian. One of the greats!

@Ghost_Shirt_Society 8 months ago

One of my favorite movie theater experiences, seeing this movie without knowing anything except it was supposed to be really good. It kept my attention at first, manipulating my emotions every which way. Then it started connecting dots and I was hooked. Went back to see it again the next day to digest everything a bit better and get that feeling again. Then I started taking unknowing friends to see it and I'd enjoy it vicariously while I continued figuring out the time line. What fun!

@oo88oo 1 month ago (edited)

My favorite line from the movie: “No, man. They don’t have pounds and shit, they use the metric system. They call it a Royale with Cheese."

@summerdavis9250 3 weeks ago

Our family Xmas movie!! 🎉😂

@msbadkittie 8 months ago

one of the coolest films i've ever seen. can watch it over & over again. chef's kiss! Quentin Tarantino is a national treasure.

@davidfrancis6478 8 months ago

Tarantino at his best.

@marctronixx 2 months ago

SF !! thank you for the upload!!

@loribernard7116 8 months ago

QT is da man!!

@onepcwhiz6847 8 months ago

Sure is nice seeing Harvey again.

@mrakl3 3 weeks ago

Yeah, another good one. This is the kind of behind the scenes video that is a blast to watch because it REALLY IS behind the scenes that are being shot, as they are being shot. Thanks again.

@kbob1659 5 months ago

Thank you so much for the video!

@kthx1138 8 months ago

One could trim about 25% of the dialogue in this movie and one would have a tighter, faster action movie, but it wouldn't have nearly the character depth and complexity.

@scrubbwhite291 5 months ago

All these descriptions are praising the actions of actors for doing their jobs. Everyone is great. Isn’t that what Hollywood is all about - narcissism.

@davewestner 8 months ago

I don't know the actress' name at the very end, but that's super cool that she knew how good of a film they were making while they were doing it.

Also, love the line about "it feels like summer camp"
Definitely seems like you'd need to have that vibe while making a film to make everyone comfortable enough to do their best.
Very similar in the recording studio while making a record. The best work I've done as a producer/engineer has always been the most fun to make.