I'm totally serious, Quynh is one of the most adorable people on all of RUclips. I love her openness and especially her amazing laugh. You always make me smile, Quynh! And yes, absolutely show her Tarantino's other films ASAP!
yeah, shes great.. and does have a great laugh.. and im not one of those that says that to every reactor that laughs.. like people do.. she also has other great sounds of exclamation, like when the burger guy was shot, and she sounded like disneys goofy falling off a cliff
@BabyNoah22 What the fck is creepy about giving encouragement and appreciation to people?! Shut dafuq up while the grownups act like decent people. Do us all a favor and go be an ignorant little self obsessed, entitled, pimple popping loser somewhere far, far away.
Vincent was reading Modesty Blaise, which was turned into a movie in 1966. Heroin use can cause constipation, which explains why Vince was in the bathroom so much.
Butch was the one to key Vincent's car, just after their interaction at the bar. Also, Mia and Vincent stole the trophy from Jack Rabbit Slims, as they did not win the twist contest. There is a brief news report playing on a radio that mentions it when Butch is sneaking back through his apartment complex into his apartment. Vincent was expecting Marsellus to return from the coffee shop with coffees and donuts, which is why he was casually using the bathroom at Butch's apartment.
Have you actually been able to hear that news report, and clearly make out that it mentions the trophy being stolen? Because I tried, and I can't hear it. There's a bit that sounds like "Jack Rabbit Slims", but I can't make out any other words and it sounds more like a commercial than a news report. What's your source for this? It's something that comes up time and time again in RUclips comments, and I've come to the conclusion that it's probably nothing more than an urban legend.
@janecrow1122 exactly that haircut like the guy who works for the airline in the wedding singer when he checks his ticket. So many guys had that hairdo back then. The 80s was hair torture between this and crimpers am surprised us gen x have any left lol.
Damnit, I didn't see your comment until I already made mine. I had to do some rare duckduckgo-fu to actually find out the answer, as it's not as easy to search for as almost everything is these days. So thumbs-up for the accurate and hard to get a real answer to comment!
The Pepsi challenge was a blind taste test in the 80's. They put Coke VS Pepsi in separate glasses with no labels and more people liked the taste of Pepsi, back then...
And just to add to this in case they didn’t figure it out- Pepsi used footage from these taste tests as part of a very memorable ad campaign to showcase real people saying they prefer Pepsi over Coke in a blind taste test.
14:20 "This is how they would do it if they had a heroin commercial" I laughed so hard at that. It's so true and I've never thought about that scene like that before.
Rosanna Arquette (plays the wife of ERIC STOLTZ with all the metal in her face) was an actress from the 80s and 90s and also the inspiration to 2 major hit songs, ROSANNA (Toto) and IN YOUR EYES (Peter Gabriel), both artists had dated her briefly.
Wait!!!! Her brother is the guy from the back room that shots and misses travolta & Jackson. It was his only time looking like a man. He was trans and was the keyboard player in the Wedding singer. That was their true self. But two Arquettes in this movie
One of my favorite cameos in this movie is Julia Sweeney, who plays Raquel, Monster Joe's daughter who helped them dispose of Mavin's body. At the time this would have triggered some laughs of recognition because Julia Sweeney was a well-known regular cast member on Saturday Night Live, during one of it's best eras. I'm not positive if this was before, during, or after her time on SNL. But she would have been pretty instantly recognized as an SNL player when she appeared in the film.
One thing I found interesting is that the actual timeline of the complete story ends when Butch and his girlfriend ride away on the motorcycle. Fun watching y'all viewing this. Oh yeah, almost forgot. I have one of the Bad M F wallets. Got it back in the day. Yeah, I'm old!! LOL As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
@9:36 - he’s making fun of the kid’s haircut. Refers to the 80s new-wave band A Flock Of Seagulls, famous mainly for their asymmetrical, gravity-defying haircuts. Theirs had far more altitude, though.😄
1:30 This was my first Tarantino film. I saw it in a lecture hall on campus during Parents Weekend! Some parents walked out in the first 10 minutes after all the language. I went to a Methodist college, LOL. There was quite a bit of shock for those of us unfamiliar with Tarantino's work. I saw the Kill Bill movies in the theater as well with my hubby. 5:59 Boba doesn't like guns 😂😂😂
This WASNT John Travolta’s “breakout role”! This was his comeback, sort of. He was already a MASSIVE star from Saturday Night Fever and Grease. Not to mention Welcome Back Kotter.
Not to mention the Look Who's Talking movies. And Perfect. And Urban Cowboy. And some duds in between. Truth is, he's always worked consistently. Even if not always memorably.
I would recommend "True Romance" as Tarantino's first movie, and has some romantic overtones, not often found in his films. By the way, our dog is named Boba too
It's a great movie, one of my very favorites in fact, but it's the first script Tarantino sold, he didn't direct it, Tony Scott did. Scott also changed the ending which AT ultimately ended up liking better.
My best friends birthday is the REAL first Tarantino movie. A few bits of the dialogue from that was used in True romance. If you’re a True romance fan, I highly recommend watching Badlands if you haven’t seen it already. Crazy how much that movie inspired True romance.
Reservoir Dogs is great. Would you consider From Dusk till Dawn. Tarrentino stars in and co wrote. Other films id like to watch with you. The warriors and Trespass (1993)
I saw this when I was 11 a year after it came out and I definitely missed most of the comedic elements in this. I'm happy that both of you really enjoyed this. It does stand the test of time. And holy crap the cast list. I always say "is there anybody that's NOT in this movie. btw the guy that played Marvin that Travolta accidentally shoots in the car is actor Phil Lamar who I remember from "MAD TV" a sketch comedy show in the 90's similar to SNL.
*In Butch and Fabienne´s bed scene, she told him twice about she´s pregnant, in a subtle way... but he didn´t realize. *When Vincent talks the drug dealer about his scratched car, the car was scratched by Butch... after they met in that tense meeting in the bar.
Mia snorted the heroin thinking it was cocaine, that´s the final trigger to had the overdose (heroin can be snorted as well, but the most common way it´s like Vincent did, using a needle. Also Mia was quite drugged in that moment. Besides, she was confused ´cause heroin use to be put in balloons, however Lance didn´t have and put it in a baggie work most used for cocaine). And Vincent goes a lot to the bath, due to he´s an heroin addict, and that provokes you, sometimes, constipation. Even the shot to Marvin´s face, it´s due to heroin, that also provokes you spasms (in this case pulling the trigger).
I have been told from primary sources that one can function as a heroin addict. One small dose when you wake up, go to work, one small dose at lunch, go back to work, and then another dose or two in the evening. But that kind of life can only last so long, so don't do drugs kids.
Only Quentin Tarantino could weaponize food. As with the milk in the opening scene of Inglorious Basterds and later the crème in the film. "Mmm-Hmm...that IS a tasty burger!" 😂
They won? No, they didn't, they stole the trophy. Anyway, please consider adding True Romance to your Tarantino run. His first script, not directed by him, but hilarious.
@@robling1937 Uh sorry, yeah. I was in a bad place, gonna chill now. Shouldn't have mentioned that piece, but I'd still so love to see a reaction to True Romance! :-)
'"I think this is how they would do it if they had heroin commercials" Oh, Quynh, please never change! And I'm petitioning to make Boba a permanent part of the channel, her grunts and derpy blep were absolutely killing me. The appearance of a dog always makes a video better. (BTW, Mia and Vincent's waiter at Jack Rabbit Slim's portraying Buddy Holly was Steve Buscemi! He REALLY doesn't look like himself- bc he's supposed to be acting as Buddy Holly- but if you close your eyes and listen, you can definitely hear him)
@@longfootbuddy Four Rooms is the quintessential essence of what a "cult classic" is... a non-mainstream film hated by critics but adored by a certain niche audience. If I remember correctly, it got a Raspberry award or two... I believe it is long overdue for a revival.
Next should be either The Hateful Eight or Reservoir Dogs. You've done The Thing, and The Hateful Eight is basically the non-sci-fi version of that (to the point where Tarantino used an unused soundtrack FOR The Thing to score it).
The various stories being knitted together only at the end was first seen (by me anyway) in Robert Altman’s “Nashville,” released in 1975. “Nashville” is a long movie, and by modern standards it dwells on character development, but MAN did I love it when I first saw it. And Altman is seen as a very important “New Hollywood” director-see “M*A*S*H” as well as “Nashville.”
"Amazing" indeed because it is so well written and directed. Normally, special effects is used to pull "Amazing" but here it's simply the construction.
pepsie challenge was in the 80s they would blind fold people and have them sip coke and pepsi. Then ask them which they liked more. most people without being told which was which said Pepsi, but if they told you beforehand in the bottle they said Coke.
The Flock of Seagulls reference you didn't get were a New Wave British band from the 80s and they wore their hair like the guy on the couch. That's why he called him Flock of Seagulls. In the theater when Pulp Fiction came out, everyone fell out laughing because we remembered that group. You probably weren't born yet.
14:25 Wyn's comment about a heroin commercial is absolute GOLD! 🤣🤣 Never heard that comment before, that thought never even entered my mind all the many times i've watched Pulp Fiction. Thank you for that, i'll never look at this part the same way again. If you wanna see a movie that could be a commercial for not doing heroin, I strongly suggest you two watch Trainspotting. *Nick: there's also a reference to A Flock of Seagull haircut in Friends, i think in season 5 Thanksgiving episode, there's a flashback when Ross and Chandler were in college and Chandler has the "Flock of Seagull" haircut*
I made a similar suggestion regarding Trainspotting. Yes, both Trainspotting AND Requiem for a Dream work in similar ways, but Requiem is pure... nightmare fuel. Trainspotting is dark comedy gold sprinkled with a just a bit nightmare fuel.
A Tarantino movie-run would be the best!! I'm not a huge fan of Jackie Brown or The Hateful Eight personally, but every single other movie that he's written/directed/been involved with in any way has been freaking awesome. Hard to say what the best order would be. Kill Bill is the absolute pinnacle of his movies for me personally, so would it be good to show that earlier or later? Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was fantastic, especially when you know the real story where Sharon Tate and others were rudely taken away from us by the "Manson Family." Also it's helpful if you understand certain things about Hollywood in general, like that Bruce Lee played Kato on The Green Hornet, the style of movies/television back in that day, etc... This one, Kill Bill, Inglourious Basterds, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and Django Unchained (at least until a certain point in the movie) are absolute MUST-watches if I had to give my two-cents. They're all entertaining though, and Reservoir Dogs is certainly one of those classics worth watching at least once. Especially with how great the after-robbery part of the movie is. You're into it and BAM Steve Buscemi comes in like "was that a fucking setup or what?!" which adds a whole new interesting element to the movie immediately since you're wondering if they should leave right away, who is the rat, etc... Brilliant storytelling, it's mostly not on my absolute must-watch because you could tell that Tarantino wanted to/would have done more with it if given the proper budget. There's also From Dusk 'Till Dawn, which he wrote but didn't direct. THAT is a fantastic film to go into knowing nothing about. My cousin and I watched it and all I knew was that Tarantino wrote it, and I had downloaded it (too poor to afford anything as a younger kid back then), so literally all I saw was a black intro screen before starting that one. Even the posters give too much away, that's one you've got to have someone get ready to watch for you, just hit play, and enjoy. Plus True Romance, Natural Born Killers, Death Proof, and the last two rooms in particular in Four Rooms are all great products of his genius. Four Rooms in particular was a movie written/directed by four different writers/directors, and Quentin wrote/directed the last one which means it's definitely worth watching all the way through even if you don't like the first couple rooms. I'd honestly say it's a movie that gets better and better as you go on, since the first room is definitely the weakest, though also important to watch because it comes back into play later. Rooms referring to hotel rooms and a bellhop getting into interesting situations in each of the four main rooms he ends up going to help with that night. Edit: One thing to note about the scene with Butch going back to his apartment and Vincent not reacting to the noise or anything, is because he and Marcellus were both staking out the place (as you can infer from him bringing donuts/coffee back from some random place within walking distance), so Vincent assumed it was just Marcellus getting back therefore didn't react like he would have had it just been him there. There are quite a few little easter eggs and scenes like that in basically every Tarantino movie. Like Big Kahuna burger (a made up place) appears in multiple movies of his. And as far as the "Flock of Seagulls" quote where Jules calls the dude that, it's apparently in reference to a new wave band from the 80s where I guess one of the member's hair looked like his. Seems like a weak reference because who would get that? But knowing Tarantino I knew it had to be based on something so I did a few searches to figure it out. Edit 2: As far as other movies to recommend, I have to admit I skipped almost every single MCU movie because it was just obvious cash grab after obvious cash grab by a certain point, and every time I filled up my gas tank there was a new Marvel movie coming out and some of my friends hype up movies so much like "aww you have to check that out" when reality no, I don't need to check that out. All that being said, Deadpool & Wolverine is a must-watch. Though now that I do a search, I'm not showing that you even have reactions to the first two Deadpool movies. Those were made through Fox, but now it's under Disney and Deadpool & Wolverine is like the classic "wow the MCU can actually be good again" movie. Can't watch that without checking out the first two Deadpool movies though. And if those movies aren't for you I'd be completely amazed.
The red convertible that Vincent drives was actually personally owned by Quentin Tarantino. Some time after the movie, it was stolen and hidden somewhere, but the thieves were unaware of its "notoriety". Years later, it was purchased in good faith with some car enthusiast's hard earned cash. He lovingly restored it back to showroom condition at great expense. Then he was pulled up by the Police and he was forced to hand it over. Tarantino apparently didn't even thank the guy.
I remember this coming out even though i was only 7 years old. Of course i wasnt allowed to watch it until I was older but I remember seeing it on ads for showing in the cinema. This was my first Tarantino movie I ever saw.
So I am happy that you are showing Quỳnh movies that you have already seen before. And don't worry about one party having seen the movie but not the other. I don't know if you know the channel Just SUMM Reacts but one of the things about that channel I love a lot is that Matt has usually seen it and his struggles with holding it in until a punchline hits is just so funny to watch. All that to say, go right ahead with showing Quỳnh everything you have already seen. And as for mayonnaise on French fries? It is f-ing delicious and I am not even Dutch. :)
The "Pepsi challenge" was an old advertising thing that Pepsi did. Basically the challenge was that if you gave someone both Coke and Pepsi while they were blindfolded and ask them to pick which tasted better, they'd always pick Pepsi. He's saying the heroin might not seem different but he'll be able to tell the difference.
Did you recognize Steve Buscemi? He was the waiter in the 1950s restaurant dressed as Buddy Holly. This was filmed after Reservoir Dogs and before Fargo.
Vincent was confident enough to leave his weapon on the counter while he was in the bathroom because Marcellus was with him and he thought Marcellus had already returned with the coffee which is why he did not react to the noise Butch was making.😎
Fun fact: at the ending of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, there is a bible quote on nick fury's fake tombstone, "The path of the righteous man". That's a reference of Samuel L. Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction.
Oh, and devil's advocate? I've been to Amsterdam, and it's freshly made mayo or aioli for thick cut fries that're usually seasoned and at least mildly spicy (so the unctuousness cuts the heat). It's better than it sounds. Trust me. You can finish an entire KFC bucket's worth of those things pretty quick.
If you listen to the radio closely during the locker room scene where Marsellus is looking for Butch, you'll hear that Vincent and Mia stole the trophy
I totally was Quynh when my then bf, now husband took me to see Pulp Fiction on our first date. Opening night in 1994. He was a QT fan and loved Reservoir Dogs.
I just realized that Jules wasn't with Vicent looking for Butcher at his house because he had already retired. If Jules hadn't had the spiritual awakening Vincent wouldn't have died. PS: Your dog looks so cute.
"Flock of Seagulls" is in reference to the man's haircut, which was made famous by the band A Flock of Seagulls in the 1980s. I sported a similar look once, sad to say, so I know whereof I speak.
My fav scene in the movie is the watch. Not because of Chris Walken but what the kid is watching before he shows up. The kid is watching "Clutch Cargo"!!! an old cartoon from the 60's how he found it i'll never know.
Jules probably did really quit. That’s probably why we see Marcellus walking with the donuts near the apartment stakeout. He probably was there with Vincent hanging out because Marcellus was off. Actually it would make sense for Marcellus to call Jules after the basement incident and tell him to come clean up and keep it discreet , it being indirectly partly his fault for not being there.
A couple of Christmases ago, John and Samuel were in a commercial together. Samuel had already been in those "What's in your wallet" commercials for awhile and then John shows up as Santa Claus. They STILL had great chemistry! lol btw 2 movies i really hope you see: John Travolta (and Bruce Willis as the voice of a baby) in Look Who's Talking - and Loaded Weapon Pt 1 with Samuel L. Jackson. Also, my fave Tarantino is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (but you really need to know about the Manson family/Sharon Tate first to TRULY appreciate it). Inglorious Bastards is another excellent one. The Hateful 8 is great - it reminds me of a mystery film (very different feel than his other movies).
Oh my god this is such a couples goal movie. Fun fact for you that Watch Big Band Theory. Jim Parson that plays Sheldon watched the Burger scene to get in to the role of having panic. As the character Sheldon is "never" wrong. If you rewatch the scene and think it's Sheldon saying "What?" it kind of makes sense. Imagine him Sheldon being in that scene XD
A “square.” In the 1950’s, if somebody called you a “square,” they were calling you a square peg. Somebody who always played by the teachers rules, and never did anything daring. Basically, square was the opposite of cool.
Fantastic movie, and a brilliant soundtrack too, with an all star cast. Exceptionally funny at certain points too. Samuel L Jackson with hair, omg, you'll never see that again lol.
When he calls the guy on the sofa "Flock of seagulls" he refers to the 80s band of the same name. Basically because he's has the clothes, hair, and look like he would be in that.
i don't think i've ever seen someone cry watching the watch scene, not that it's a bad thing, just interesting to see someone have an emotional reaction to it rather than a comedic reaction
There was a few questions about heroine that I can answer. Yes you can function when high on heroine but it depends. A very important principle in chemistry is that the poison is in the dose. So if you can function depends on 3 things: the concentration in the blood, the tolerance you have, and how long it's been since you took a hit. The less tolerance you have, the hardest it's gonna be to have control and predict the outcome. Heroine and other opiates are all equivalent, and not they make you hungry but they also don't cut your appetite. If you a tolerance, you're gonna need to take some opiates to have an appetite and you'll eat good. Cocaine cuts the appetite, but I don't know it stops doing it for frequent users. All the opiates feel very similar aside from fentanyl. Heroine transform into morphine in the body. Heroine is diacethalmorphine or diamorphine and in experiments humans or rats can't differentiate them. They all feel like you're all warm and fuzzy inside, and like someone you love is hugging you. Like your insides are made of velvet. Things are A-1, 10/10. (Fentanyl feels cold, does not last long). It's very comforting, but not very psychoactive (to the exception of the first time, and of high doses I guess, but weed is way more psychoactive). You'll notice in a lot of stories of addiction, people don't think anything of opiates at first. It's cool, but not always that noticeable (again, unless you inject a high medium-high dose, then you'll remember all your life if you survive). Morphine has a power of 1. Heroine is 2 or 3 times more powerful (hard to say, it acts faster than morphine but the feeling is morphine, it's like Vitamin A versus Pro-Vitamin A). Oxocontin (Oxycodone) is 1.5 more powerful than morphine and Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) is 5 times more powerful than morphine. Fentanyl undiluted is 100x(so way more dangerous). As long as you respect the math, and have pure substance, you're not gonna take too much by mistake no matter which one you use. I don't use it anymore. But I have some pretty bad pain in my lower back and my legs, my doctor is still giving me a gel stamp of opiates that cannot be taken in any other way that under the tongue. It's a marvel of an invention. It's effective for pain too, so I'm lucky.
Hi Nick For not being ready She really did take this movie exceptionally great. I Love Quentin Tarantino movies . I think I have seen all 10 of his films and even some that he helped write or worked on . I really enjoyed both of your reactions and comments for this one very much. This cast is above Par and to be honest there were so many things to Love about this film I hate to pick it apart by what I enjoyed most. This to me was like a really great dinner.... is the cheeseburger w/ steak fries as great as the $5 milkshake ? I enjoyed the whole thing. My favorite character was Butch.... I am a sucker for Bruce Willis movies . Tarantino has a way of pulling the Best out of his cast to get on film exactly what he is looking for . I will be watching this again here . This is one of my favorite reactions . I have two Quientin Tarantino films that are a tie for favorite but If I had to pick "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" with Margot Robbie is at the top of my Tarantino list with "Death Proof"~2007 a really close second . If you do a reaction for "Death Proof"~2007 I would love to see both of your reactions for that. Thank you for your channel and reactions
❤My favorite Tarentino film. This movie is perfect. It takes a few times to watch it to discover what you missed and to understand how amazing the writting and filming makes these interwoven characters. Tarentino wrote this part for Travolta because he loves Travolta and miss seeing him in movies. You can never unsee the Pawn Store backroom scenes. Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2 are amazing too.
Damn nick you should have told Gwen that there's like five different stories in this movie that take place at like different times, it's a little confusing but you get it all at in the end... that's what I was told by my friend when I first saw this movie in highschool back in freshman year back in 2004. I wonder how many millennials like me are watching your reactions videos to all the movies of my youth... we live in a pretty great time now i think... when I was in like 6th grade I watched the emperor's new groove... I still love it today... watch that some time. all the old great actors of my youth are aging now and getting old... I wish millennials and Gen z would do some filming together... stay safe
The messed up thing is that you can function very well on it 90% of the time. The few times when someone is noticeably too high aren't really the purpose. A lot of folks do opiates to be better at their sales jobs.
As for the dance context, statistically, it will be the first couple or last couple to enter are most likely to win. Now they did come home with the trophy. But there is a fan theory they stole it and ran out the door.
FOX FORCE FIVE was an actual show that lasted about 3 episodes in the early 90s. Lisa Rinna was one of the leads. Travolta had some problems with the dance scene. He was typecast as a dancing actor, and was trying to land a movie that would have him act instead of dancing ............again.
Vincent was always in the bathroom because of his chronic heroin use. He was also alone at Butch's apartment because Jules quit after they left the diner, otherwise Jules would've gotten Butch.
I'm totally serious, Quynh is one of the most adorable people on all of RUclips. I love her openness and especially her amazing laugh. You always make me smile, Quynh! And yes, absolutely show her Tarantino's other films ASAP!
yeah, shes great.. and does have a great laugh.. and im not one of those that says that to every reactor that laughs.. like people do.. she also has other great sounds of exclamation, like when the burger guy was shot, and she sounded like disneys goofy falling off a cliff
guys stop being creepy
@BabyNoah22 What the fck is creepy about giving encouragement and appreciation to people?! Shut dafuq up while the grownups act like decent people. Do us all a favor and go be an ignorant little self obsessed, entitled, pimple popping loser somewhere far, far away.
Yes please react to all the Tarantino movies its a must
Vincent was reading Modesty Blaise, which was turned into a movie in 1966.
Heroin use can cause constipation, which explains why Vince was in the bathroom so much.
Butch was the one to key Vincent's car, just after their interaction at the bar.
Also, Mia and Vincent stole the trophy from Jack Rabbit Slims, as they did not win the twist contest. There is a brief news report playing on a radio that mentions it when Butch is sneaking back through his apartment complex into his apartment.
Vincent was expecting Marsellus to return from the coffee shop with coffees and donuts, which is why he was casually using the bathroom at Butch's apartment.
Ok, you're funny :D
Have you actually been able to hear that news report, and clearly make out that it mentions the trophy being stolen? Because I tried, and I can't hear it. There's a bit that sounds like "Jack Rabbit Slims", but I can't make out any other words and it sounds more like a commercial than a news report. What's your source for this? It's something that comes up time and time again in RUclips comments, and I've come to the conclusion that it's probably nothing more than an urban legend.
Flock of seagulls was an 80s band with outrageous hair cut the guy on the couch kinda had that haircut
Think Chandler's cut in friends Thanksgiving flashback. Peace, all 💕
Thanks for explaining 🙏🏾 Been wondering for 2 decades
@janecrow1122 exactly that haircut like the guy who works for the airline in the wedding singer when he checks his ticket. So many guys had that hairdo back then. The 80s was hair torture between this and crimpers am surprised us gen x have any left lol.
Damnit, I didn't see your comment until I already made mine. I had to do some rare duckduckgo-fu to actually find out the answer, as it's not as easy to search for as almost everything is these days. So thumbs-up for the accurate and hard to get a real answer to comment!
@sweetnumb im abby normal i use it to leave a shit load of comments
The Pepsi challenge was a blind taste test in the 80's. They put Coke VS Pepsi in separate glasses with no labels and more people liked the taste of Pepsi, back then...
And just to add to this in case they didn’t figure it out- Pepsi used footage from these taste tests as part of a very memorable ad campaign to showcase real people saying they prefer Pepsi over Coke in a blind taste test.
@@nickcangemiIt also cut into Coke’s sales quite a bit & led to ‘New’ Coke, which was a bit of a marketing disaster.
Or so you'd think, sales exploded once they reintroduced 'Classic' Coke.
You clearly weren’t there. It was close. Also they did it with new coke..
@@nickcangemiuntrue.. advert was proved to be majority actors..
14:20 "This is how they would do it if they had a heroin commercial" I laughed so hard at that. It's so true and I've never thought about that scene like that before.
I definitely didn't see that one coming! LOL She always makes these left field comments haha
Quynh comes up with some pretty amazing comments.
Rosanna Arquette (plays the wife of ERIC STOLTZ with all the metal in her face) was an actress from the 80s and 90s and also the inspiration to 2 major hit songs, ROSANNA (Toto) and IN YOUR EYES (Peter Gabriel), both artists had dated her briefly.
Wait!!!!
Her brother is the guy from the back room that shots and misses travolta & Jackson. It was his only time looking like a man. He was trans and was the keyboard player in the Wedding singer. That was their true self. But two Arquettes in this movie
One of my favorite cameos in this movie is Julia Sweeney, who plays Raquel, Monster Joe's daughter who helped them dispose of Mavin's body. At the time this would have triggered some laughs of recognition because Julia Sweeney was a well-known regular cast member on Saturday Night Live, during one of it's best eras. I'm not positive if this was before, during, or after her time on SNL. But she would have been pretty instantly recognized as an SNL player when she appeared in the film.
One thing I found interesting is that the actual timeline of the complete story ends when Butch and his girlfriend ride away on the motorcycle.
Fun watching y'all viewing this.
Oh yeah, almost forgot. I have one of the Bad M F wallets. Got it back in the day. Yeah, I'm old!! LOL
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
@9:36 - he’s making fun of the kid’s haircut. Refers to the 80s new-wave band A Flock Of Seagulls, famous mainly for their asymmetrical, gravity-defying haircuts. Theirs had far more altitude, though.😄
a fun throwaway line lol.
Checkout the big brains on Derek!
Why did A Flock Of Seagulls refuse to tour the Middle East? Because Iran's so far away.
1:30 This was my first Tarantino film. I saw it in a lecture hall on campus during Parents Weekend! Some parents walked out in the first 10 minutes after all the language. I went to a Methodist college, LOL. There was quite a bit of shock for those of us unfamiliar with Tarantino's work. I saw the Kill Bill movies in the theater as well with my hubby. 5:59 Boba doesn't like guns 😂😂😂
This WASNT John Travolta’s “breakout role”! This was his comeback, sort of. He was already a MASSIVE star from Saturday Night Fever and Grease. Not to mention Welcome Back Kotter.
I think he was talking about Samuel L. Jackson
Yes, calling it his big comeback is much more accurate.
Not to mention the Look Who's Talking movies. And Perfect. And Urban Cowboy. And some duds in between. Truth is, he's always worked consistently. Even if not always memorably.
Following Pulp Fiction we got his awesome turn to playing villains in the 90's!
I think Phenomenon was Travolta’s comeback. Or Look Who’s Talking.
I would recommend "True Romance" as Tarantino's first movie, and has some romantic overtones, not often found in his films. By the way, our dog is named Boba too
It's a great movie, one of my very favorites in fact, but it's the first script Tarantino sold, he didn't direct it, Tony Scott did. Scott also changed the ending which AT ultimately ended up liking better.
My best friends birthday is the REAL first Tarantino movie. A few bits of the dialogue from that was used in True romance. If you’re a True romance fan, I highly recommend watching Badlands if you haven’t seen it already. Crazy how much that movie inspired True romance.
Reservoir Dogs is great. Would you consider From Dusk till Dawn. Tarrentino stars in and co wrote. Other films id like to watch with you. The warriors and Trespass (1993)
I saw this when I was 11 a year after it came out and I definitely missed most of the comedic elements in this. I'm happy that both of you really enjoyed this. It does stand the test of time. And holy crap the cast list. I always say "is there anybody that's NOT in this movie. btw the guy that played Marvin that Travolta accidentally shoots in the car is actor Phil Lamar who I remember from "MAD TV" a sketch comedy show in the 90's similar to SNL.
*In Butch and Fabienne´s bed scene, she told him twice about she´s pregnant, in a subtle way... but he didn´t realize.
*When Vincent talks the drug dealer about his scratched car, the car was scratched by Butch... after they met in that tense meeting in the bar.
Django and Kill Bill are not avoidable ❤
This!
django is number 1 for me. basterds and hollywood are tied for 2.
Yes you should do a QT run!
Mia snorted the heroin thinking it was cocaine, that´s the final trigger to had the overdose (heroin can be snorted as well, but the most common way it´s like Vincent did, using a needle. Also Mia was quite drugged in that moment. Besides, she was confused ´cause heroin use to be put in balloons, however Lance didn´t have and put it in a baggie work most used for cocaine). And Vincent goes a lot to the bath, due to he´s an heroin addict, and that provokes you, sometimes, constipation. Even the shot to Marvin´s face, it´s due to heroin, that also provokes you spasms (in this case pulling the trigger).
“Eat your burger, quick!”
Damn funny.
I have been told from primary sources that one can function as a heroin addict. One small dose when you wake up, go to work, one small dose at lunch, go back to work, and then another dose or two in the evening. But that kind of life can only last so long, so don't do drugs kids.
Only Quentin Tarantino could weaponize food. As with the milk in the opening scene of Inglorious Basterds and later the crème in the film. "Mmm-Hmm...that IS a tasty burger!" 😂
Yes after this Reservoir Dogs (his 1st movie) we will sit back and watch her try to figure out who the rat is....if there is one
They won? No, they didn't, they stole the trophy.
Anyway, please consider adding True Romance to your Tarantino run. His first script, not directed by him, but hilarious.
Dude, easy. That's like the finest Easter egg from a TV that is only heard and never seen, and just for like a second. Chill.
@@robling1937 Uh sorry, yeah. I was in a bad place, gonna chill now. Shouldn't have mentioned that piece, but I'd still so love to see a reaction to True Romance! :-)
'"I think this is how they would do it if they had heroin commercials" Oh, Quynh, please never change! And I'm petitioning to make Boba a permanent part of the channel, her grunts and derpy blep were absolutely killing me. The appearance of a dog always makes a video better. (BTW, Mia and Vincent's waiter at Jack Rabbit Slim's portraying Buddy Holly was Steve Buscemi! He REALLY doesn't look like himself- bc he's supposed to be acting as Buddy Holly- but if you close your eyes and listen, you can definitely hear him)
just strait faces when the watch up the ass part comes up haha
Have you seen "Four Rooms", Nick?? Most forget about it and Quintin made 25% of it, and even plays a part.
Four Rooms is a great movie! Tim Roth kills it.
Oh, I LOVE this movie! This and True Romance.
yeah, reactors havent discovered four rooms yet.. because.. suggestors are very.. well, you know
@@longfootbuddy Four Rooms is the quintessential essence of what a "cult classic" is... a non-mainstream film hated by critics but adored by a certain niche audience. If I remember correctly, it got a Raspberry award or two... I believe it is long overdue for a revival.
“People look sexiest doing what they love”. I’m so using this quote. Your girlfriend is amazing.
Next should be either The Hateful Eight or Reservoir Dogs.
You've done The Thing, and The Hateful Eight is basically the non-sci-fi version of that (to the point where Tarantino used an unused soundtrack FOR The Thing to score it).
The various stories being knitted together only at the end was first seen (by me anyway) in Robert Altman’s “Nashville,” released in 1975. “Nashville” is a long movie, and by modern standards it dwells on character development, but MAN did I love it when I first saw it. And Altman is seen as a very important “New Hollywood” director-see “M*A*S*H” as well as “Nashville.”
What I learned from this be careful what pawnshop you go into
"Amazing" indeed because it is so well written and directed. Normally, special effects is used to pull "Amazing" but here it's simply the construction.
pepsie challenge was in the 80s they would blind fold people and have them sip coke and pepsi. Then ask them which they liked more. most people without being told which was which said Pepsi, but if they told you beforehand in the bottle they said Coke.
One thing about Tarantino. Not only are his movies awesome, but the soundtracks are amazing!!
you really have to do Kill bill
Yes please, I’d love to see her reaction to those!
Absolutely!
Oh yeah! 🔥
She is so precious and u two make such a beautiful couple. Wishing u a wonderful life together.
1:46 This shouldn't even be a question, you just do it
The Flock of Seagulls reference you didn't get were a New Wave British band from the 80s and they wore their hair like the guy on the couch. That's why he called him Flock of Seagulls. In the theater when Pulp Fiction came out, everyone fell out laughing because we remembered that group. You probably weren't born yet.
Please, please oh please watch the seven year itch. You can see where the iconic scene with Marilyn Monroe came from and it’s a great movie.
14:25 Wyn's comment about a heroin commercial is absolute GOLD! 🤣🤣 Never heard that comment before, that thought never even entered my mind all the many times i've watched Pulp Fiction. Thank you for that, i'll never look at this part the same way again.
If you wanna see a movie that could be a commercial for not doing heroin, I strongly suggest you two watch Trainspotting.
*Nick: there's also a reference to A Flock of Seagull haircut in Friends, i think in season 5 Thanksgiving episode, there's a flashback when Ross and Chandler were in college and Chandler has the "Flock of Seagull" haircut*
I made a similar suggestion regarding Trainspotting. Yes, both Trainspotting AND Requiem for a Dream work in similar ways, but Requiem is pure... nightmare fuel. Trainspotting is dark comedy gold sprinkled with a just a bit nightmare fuel.
A Tarantino movie-run would be the best!! I'm not a huge fan of Jackie Brown or The Hateful Eight personally, but every single other movie that he's written/directed/been involved with in any way has been freaking awesome. Hard to say what the best order would be. Kill Bill is the absolute pinnacle of his movies for me personally, so would it be good to show that earlier or later? Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was fantastic, especially when you know the real story where Sharon Tate and others were rudely taken away from us by the "Manson Family." Also it's helpful if you understand certain things about Hollywood in general, like that Bruce Lee played Kato on The Green Hornet, the style of movies/television back in that day, etc...
This one, Kill Bill, Inglourious Basterds, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and Django Unchained (at least until a certain point in the movie) are absolute MUST-watches if I had to give my two-cents. They're all entertaining though, and Reservoir Dogs is certainly one of those classics worth watching at least once. Especially with how great the after-robbery part of the movie is. You're into it and BAM Steve Buscemi comes in like "was that a fucking setup or what?!" which adds a whole new interesting element to the movie immediately since you're wondering if they should leave right away, who is the rat, etc... Brilliant storytelling, it's mostly not on my absolute must-watch because you could tell that Tarantino wanted to/would have done more with it if given the proper budget.
There's also From Dusk 'Till Dawn, which he wrote but didn't direct. THAT is a fantastic film to go into knowing nothing about. My cousin and I watched it and all I knew was that Tarantino wrote it, and I had downloaded it (too poor to afford anything as a younger kid back then), so literally all I saw was a black intro screen before starting that one. Even the posters give too much away, that's one you've got to have someone get ready to watch for you, just hit play, and enjoy. Plus True Romance, Natural Born Killers, Death Proof, and the last two rooms in particular in Four Rooms are all great products of his genius. Four Rooms in particular was a movie written/directed by four different writers/directors, and Quentin wrote/directed the last one which means it's definitely worth watching all the way through even if you don't like the first couple rooms. I'd honestly say it's a movie that gets better and better as you go on, since the first room is definitely the weakest, though also important to watch because it comes back into play later. Rooms referring to hotel rooms and a bellhop getting into interesting situations in each of the four main rooms he ends up going to help with that night.
Edit: One thing to note about the scene with Butch going back to his apartment and Vincent not reacting to the noise or anything, is because he and Marcellus were both staking out the place (as you can infer from him bringing donuts/coffee back from some random place within walking distance), so Vincent assumed it was just Marcellus getting back therefore didn't react like he would have had it just been him there. There are quite a few little easter eggs and scenes like that in basically every Tarantino movie. Like Big Kahuna burger (a made up place) appears in multiple movies of his. And as far as the "Flock of Seagulls" quote where Jules calls the dude that, it's apparently in reference to a new wave band from the 80s where I guess one of the member's hair looked like his. Seems like a weak reference because who would get that? But knowing Tarantino I knew it had to be based on something so I did a few searches to figure it out.
Edit 2: As far as other movies to recommend, I have to admit I skipped almost every single MCU movie because it was just obvious cash grab after obvious cash grab by a certain point, and every time I filled up my gas tank there was a new Marvel movie coming out and some of my friends hype up movies so much like "aww you have to check that out" when reality no, I don't need to check that out. All that being said, Deadpool & Wolverine is a must-watch. Though now that I do a search, I'm not showing that you even have reactions to the first two Deadpool movies. Those were made through Fox, but now it's under Disney and Deadpool & Wolverine is like the classic "wow the MCU can actually be good again" movie. Can't watch that without checking out the first two Deadpool movies though. And if those movies aren't for you I'd be completely amazed.
The red convertible that Vincent drives was actually personally owned by Quentin Tarantino. Some time after the movie, it was stolen and hidden somewhere, but the thieves were unaware of its "notoriety". Years later, it was purchased in good faith with some car enthusiast's hard earned cash. He lovingly restored it back to showroom condition at great expense. Then he was pulled up by the Police and he was forced to hand it over. Tarantino apparently didn't even thank the guy.
I remember this coming out even though i was only 7 years old. Of course i wasnt allowed to watch it until I was older but I remember seeing it on ads for showing in the cinema. This was my first Tarantino movie I ever saw.
Always a good watch for all of them. Jackie Brown is my favorite and most underrated.
The person who key'd Vincent's car was actually Butch, after being insulted by Vincent in Marcellus Wallace's bar.
Please react to Reservoir dogs also ❤
So I am happy that you are showing Quỳnh movies that you have already seen before. And don't worry about one party having seen the movie but not the other. I don't know if you know the channel Just SUMM Reacts but one of the things about that channel I love a lot is that Matt has usually seen it and his struggles with holding it in until a punchline hits is just so funny to watch. All that to say, go right ahead with showing Quỳnh everything you have already seen.
And as for mayonnaise on French fries? It is f-ing delicious and I am not even Dutch. :)
If you pay attention, you will see or hear about _Big Kahuna Burgers_ and _Red Apple_ cigarettes in many of Tarantino movies, his movie brands.
if she enjoyes his style then that's a big fat YES to a full run of tarantino reactions!!!!
The "Pepsi challenge" was an old advertising thing that Pepsi did. Basically the challenge was that if you gave someone both Coke and Pepsi while they were blindfolded and ask them to pick which tasted better, they'd always pick Pepsi. He's saying the heroin might not seem different but he'll be able to tell the difference.
Did you recognize Steve Buscemi? He was the waiter in the 1950s restaurant dressed as Buddy Holly. This was filmed after Reservoir Dogs and before Fargo.
Vincent was confident enough to leave his weapon on the counter while he was in the bathroom because Marcellus was with him and he thought Marcellus had already returned with the coffee which is why he did not react to the noise Butch was making.😎
Fun fact: at the ending of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, there is a bible quote on nick fury's fake tombstone, "The path of the righteous man". That's a reference of Samuel L. Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction.
Oh, and devil's advocate? I've been to Amsterdam, and it's freshly made mayo or aioli for thick cut fries that're usually seasoned and at least mildly spicy (so the unctuousness cuts the heat).
It's better than it sounds. Trust me. You can finish an entire KFC bucket's worth of those things pretty quick.
If you listen to the radio closely during the locker room scene where Marsellus is looking for Butch, you'll hear that Vincent and Mia stole the trophy
A $5 shake in 1993 is like a $16 shake today. To put it more into perspective, you could get a whole Denny's Grand Slam breakfast for $3.99 in 1990.
I saw The Flock of Seagulls in concert when I was 15 in 83’.. today I am 56. The lead singer had the same haircut as the guy he was speaking to☑️
Say what again😂😂😂😂😂
what?
I totally was Quynh when my then bf, now husband took me to see Pulp Fiction on our first date. Opening night in 1994.
He was a QT fan and loved Reservoir Dogs.
I just realized that Jules wasn't with Vicent looking for Butcher at his house because he had already retired. If Jules hadn't had the spiritual awakening Vincent wouldn't have died.
PS: Your dog looks so cute.
"Flock of Seagulls" is in reference to the man's haircut, which was made famous by the band A Flock of Seagulls in the 1980s. I sported a similar look once, sad to say, so I know whereof I speak.
My fav scene in the movie is the watch. Not because of Chris Walken but what the kid is watching before he shows up. The kid is watching "Clutch Cargo"!!! an old cartoon from the 60's how he found it i'll never know.
Jules probably did really quit.
That’s probably why we see Marcellus walking with the donuts near the apartment stakeout.
He probably was there with Vincent hanging out because Marcellus was off.
Actually it would make sense for Marcellus to call Jules after the basement incident and tell him to come clean up and keep it discreet , it being indirectly partly his fault for not being there.
A couple of Christmases ago, John and Samuel were in a commercial together. Samuel had already been in those "What's in your wallet" commercials for awhile and then John shows up as Santa Claus. They STILL had great chemistry! lol btw 2 movies i really hope you see: John Travolta (and Bruce Willis as the voice of a baby) in Look Who's Talking - and Loaded Weapon Pt 1 with Samuel L. Jackson. Also, my fave Tarantino is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (but you really need to know about the Manson family/Sharon Tate first to TRULY appreciate it). Inglorious Bastards is another excellent one. The Hateful 8 is great - it reminds me of a mystery film (very different feel than his other movies).
When is called "a square" if when fun stuff is happening, they are not "around. "
Oh my god this is such a couples goal movie. Fun fact for you that Watch Big Band Theory. Jim Parson that plays Sheldon watched the Burger scene to get in to the role of having panic. As the character Sheldon is "never" wrong. If you rewatch the scene and think it's Sheldon saying "What?" it kind of makes sense. Imagine him Sheldon being in that scene XD
Flock Of Seagulls was an 80's band with very distinctive haircuts, like the guy on the couch.
A “square.” In the 1950’s, if somebody called you a “square,” they were calling you a square peg. Somebody who always played by the teachers rules, and never did anything daring.
Basically, square was the opposite of cool.
PS: I love your puppy nearby!
Fantastic movie, and a brilliant soundtrack too, with an all star cast. Exceptionally funny at certain points too. Samuel L Jackson with hair, omg, you'll never see that again lol.
When he calls the guy on the sofa "Flock of seagulls" he refers to the 80s band of the same name. Basically because he's has the clothes, hair, and look like he would be in that.
i don't think i've ever seen someone cry watching the watch scene, not that it's a bad thing, just interesting to see someone have an emotional reaction to it rather than a comedic reaction
FYI it is medically accurate (needle in heart) in years past but is no longer used for the risks it poses
Amanda Plummer killed it in Star Trek Picard Season 3 she does crazy like none other
I can't think of anything more fun than watching her see Kill Bill 1&2 for the first time.
This was not Samuel L Jackson's Breakout role. That was in Coming to America when he played the robber.
16:15 you can tell a “square” because they’re never “a-round”!
You guys definitely are meant for eachother. 💗💗💗💗
Nick! You better put a ring on it. I'm just saying.
Yes!! More Tarantino please!! You should also watch two movies he wrote ,but didn't direct, "True Romance" and "Natural Born Killers".
Lol "Now that's a Sunday school lesson" 😂
There was a few questions about heroine that I can answer.
Yes you can function when high on heroine but it depends. A very important principle in chemistry is that the poison is in the dose. So if you can function depends on 3 things: the concentration in the blood, the tolerance you have, and how long it's been since you took a hit. The less tolerance you have, the hardest it's gonna be to have control and predict the outcome.
Heroine and other opiates are all equivalent, and not they make you hungry but they also don't cut your appetite. If you a tolerance, you're gonna need to take some opiates to have an appetite and you'll eat good. Cocaine cuts the appetite, but I don't know it stops doing it for frequent users.
All the opiates feel very similar aside from fentanyl. Heroine transform into morphine in the body. Heroine is diacethalmorphine or diamorphine and in experiments humans or rats can't differentiate them. They all feel like you're all warm and fuzzy inside, and like someone you love is hugging you. Like your insides are made of velvet. Things are A-1, 10/10. (Fentanyl feels cold, does not last long). It's very comforting, but not very psychoactive (to the exception of the first time, and of high doses I guess, but weed is way more psychoactive). You'll notice in a lot of stories of addiction, people don't think anything of opiates at first. It's cool, but not always that noticeable (again, unless you inject a high medium-high dose, then you'll remember all your life if you survive). Morphine has a power of 1. Heroine is 2 or 3 times more powerful (hard to say, it acts faster than morphine but the feeling is morphine, it's like Vitamin A versus Pro-Vitamin A). Oxocontin (Oxycodone) is 1.5 more powerful than morphine and Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) is 5 times more powerful than morphine. Fentanyl undiluted is 100x(so way more dangerous). As long as you respect the math, and have pure substance, you're not gonna take too much by mistake no matter which one you use.
I don't use it anymore. But I have some pretty bad pain in my lower back and my legs, my doctor is still giving me a gel stamp of opiates that cannot be taken in any other way that under the tongue. It's a marvel of an invention. It's effective for pain too, so I'm lucky.
Natural Born Killers - Co-written by Tarantino, and Directed by Oliver Stone.
Great reaction fam! And I would love to go down the Tarantino rabbit hole with you guys.
I love Bruce Willis !
Dude is just a neat guy and a Love Machine !
Hi Nick For not being ready She really did take this movie exceptionally great. I Love Quentin Tarantino movies . I think I have seen all 10 of his films and even some that he helped write or worked on . I really enjoyed both of your reactions and comments for this one very much.
This cast is above Par and to be honest there were so many things to Love about this film I hate to pick it apart by what I enjoyed most. This to me was like a really great dinner.... is the cheeseburger w/ steak fries as great as the $5 milkshake ? I enjoyed the whole thing.
My favorite character was Butch.... I am a sucker for Bruce Willis movies . Tarantino has a way of pulling the Best out of his cast to get on film exactly what he is looking for .
I will be watching this again here . This is one of my favorite reactions . I have two Quientin Tarantino films that are a tie for favorite but If I had to pick "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" with Margot Robbie is at the top of my Tarantino list with "Death Proof"~2007 a really close second .
If you do a reaction for "Death Proof"~2007 I would love to see both of your reactions for that.
Thank you for your channel and reactions
Another great reaction thanks!
❤My favorite Tarentino film. This movie is perfect. It takes a few times to watch it to discover what you missed and to understand how amazing the writting and filming makes these interwoven characters. Tarentino wrote this part for Travolta because he loves Travolta and miss seeing him in movies. You can never unsee the Pawn Store backroom scenes. Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2 are amazing too.
A Flock of Seagulls was an 80s rock band. Not sure what Tarantino was thinking about but I think it was a reference to that band
Damn nick you should have told Gwen that there's like five different stories in this movie that take place at like different times, it's a little confusing but you get it all at in the end... that's what I was told by my friend when I first saw this movie in highschool back in freshman year back in 2004. I wonder how many millennials like me are watching your reactions videos to all the movies of my youth... we live in a pretty great time now i think... when I was in like 6th grade I watched the emperor's new groove... I still love it today... watch that some time. all the old great actors of my youth are aging now and getting old... I wish millennials and Gen z would do some filming together... stay safe
The messed up thing is that you can function very well on it 90% of the time. The few times when someone is noticeably too high aren't really the purpose. A lot of folks do opiates to be better at their sales jobs.
I’m always down for a Tarantino reaction! This was a lot of fun, you two🙂
I recommend watching "Jackie Brown" right after this. It almost feels like "Pulp Fiction 2".
GREAT movie and yall's critique was great too. Next: Reservoir Dogs would be a great one for reaction.
As for the dance context, statistically, it will be the first couple or last couple to enter are most likely to win. Now they did come home with the trophy. But there is a fan theory they stole it and ran out the door.
At least react to Kill Bill 1&2!
I also did the Pepsi challenge. When the results came back, it turned out, I prefer beer over corn cyrup.
You two are the cutest couple! I love watching your reaction videos! 😊
FOX FORCE FIVE was an actual show that lasted about 3 episodes in the early 90s. Lisa Rinna was one of the leads. Travolta had some problems with the dance scene. He was typecast as a dancing actor, and was trying to land a movie that would have him act instead of dancing ............again.
Vincent was always in the bathroom because of his chronic heroin use. He was also alone at Butch's apartment because Jules quit after they left the diner, otherwise Jules would've gotten Butch.