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Making of Pulp Fiction

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If you missed my EPIC 2,5 hours Documentary about Quentin Tarantino, I don't know what you're waiting for... The Ultimate Tarantino Deep Dive

Yeah, yeah... I know. Another Pulp Fiction video. But making this was a total must-do for me, and I promise the next 15 minutes will be worth your time.
This is all about the stories behind the movie. We're talking about Tarantino's gamble on John Travolta when absolutely no one else would hire him, how a chaotic trip to Amsterdam turned into a legendary script, and all the tiny details you might have missed. We'll also cover how it completely blindsided the film world at Cannes and why it's still untouchable.

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00:00:00 The Amsterdam Script
00:01:30 Cast and Crew
00:06:50 Filming
00:09:30 References
00:10:12 Release and Awards

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20 Comments

@OkoloKino Creator 10 months ago Pinned

If you missed my EPIC 2,5 hours Documentary about Quentin Tarantino, I don't know what you're waiting for... https://youtu.be/XeOpf9olaWk

@richie6921 10 months ago

Even now 30 years later I still cant get over how good this film is

@ON80sbaby 10 months ago

1994 was a crazy year for movies - Pulp Fiction, Shawshank, Forest Gump, Leon, Natural Born Killers, The Client,. The Oscars in 1995 were going to be tough

@austins.2495 10 months ago

I’m infinitely grateful that Ellen didn’t make it into this masterpiece…

@Ohurt 8 months ago

I'm glad Ellen had no part in this piece of art that'll live forever

@ruffryda84 10 months ago

I have watched Pulp Fiction dozens of times, and to this day never had never clocked Steve Buscemi as the waiter!

@BigMountainFudgecake66 10 months ago

The look on Rosanna Arquette's face when he's about to stab the hypodermic needle into Mia's chest is amazing.

@Grix-b4 10 months ago

Danny Devito can always be counted on. One of the truly legendary ones. Provost!

@Raumance 10 months ago

Holy shit Shawshank, Pulp Fiction and Forrest Gump. From 90's to the early 2000's the years are just packed with great movies. Completely different now.

@MCJaccard4music 10 months ago

3:20. Hey! Look who's talking is a classic.

@Sukiyaki3174 10 months ago

I saw this in theaters when I was in my senior year of high school. Best memory of this movie is the audience reaction to Vincent shooting Marvin in the face. The feeling was undescribable..

@Mildly_Irreverant 10 months ago

Rosanna Arquette killed it in her role! Very well cast

@Photognick521 8 months ago

3:19 hey now… I loved Look Who’s Talking as a kid haha

@300joeyb 8 months ago

Look who’s talking was a masterpiece, put some respect on it!

@TheBeetrootman 9 months ago

One of those films that you never tire of watching. That goes for a good few of Tarantino's films

@artdonovandesign 1 month ago (edited)

There are three greatest directors.
Quentin is one of them.

@ustulo3488 10 months ago

Man I didn't know that Tarantino went to bat for Travolta like that to the point that he wouldn't make the movie without him. That is just such vision, respect and incredible instinct on the part of Tarantino. So many times Hollywood and the entertainment industry discards their biggest stars after they feel they are no longer "useful"...Tarantino singlehandedly showed everyone in the film business they did not understand Travolta's talent or range and that facet of this film alone is just legendary among all of the ways Pulp Fiction is a masterpiece.

@brokenpoet2901 10 months ago

I cant believe I only just got the nod to MR PINK with Steve Buscemi playing a waiter.....how cool is that........mind blown

@godbluffvdgg 10 months ago (edited)

Pulp Fiction hit the ground running...You couldn't look away, the first time you saw it. 94 I was 34 Pulp fiction raised the bar...I hate Quentin's politics but; He's a damn good movie maker... Umma was a FORCE too!

@bijibadness 10 months ago

I never caught the Forrest Gump joke during the Oscars speech. that's really funny.

search for the story of Quentin talking about how Steven Spielberg took both him and Bob Zemeckis hunting (?) or something right before the Oscars that year, where he explained that all the Oscars were going to go to Forrest Gump.

Spielberg really did Tarantino a major, major solid. being an industry titan, Spielberg obviously knew which way the wind was blowing, so he let Quentin know beforehand so that he wouldn't be disappointed when he lost. what a chad.

Steven then also explained how certain it was that Quentin WAS gonna win the Oscar for Best Screenplay. something like "On just your second picture - little golden man. Not bad!" Steve Spielberg - a total mensch.