one of the greatest films ever. Seriously. Tarentino is a genius based on this film alone. He could have never made another film after this and he would still be a genius
@@GregMuniz7 That’s my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie despite not having Samuel L. Jackson in it. Still, it would’ve been much better with Samuel L. Jackson than it was without him.
415 I think he’s saying that the other gangsters in Dogs were very outward racists. That was a big part of the characterization for Mr. Orange in showing that he wasn’t racist like them, and therefore was an outsider. Based on that, a black gangster probably wouldn’t have fit in with that crew.
There are very few films you can watch over and over and over again knowing what's coming, and yet still being emerged in what's happening. This is the highest praise a humble fan can offer Pulp Fiction. A true cinematic experience pulling together all the necessary elements to make this a masterpiece. Thanks Quentin.
Samuel L. Jackson was supposed to wear an afro wig, but the prop guy didn't know what an afro looked like, and bought an afro wig with a jerry curl. The prop guy was going to return it, but after jackson tried it on he thought it was so hilarious he insisted on keeping it. And the rest is history.
@@bigmoney4685 , a young white guy, who didn't grow up in the sixties and seventies, I could see it. My younger brother, who is as white as can be, nevertheless has kinky hair, and grew an authentic black afro when he let his hair grow out in the seventies. So, I would know.
My favorite film ever. I love what Samuel Jackson said about the script, reading it a second time, and that he didn't want anyone messing with it. He absolutely crushes it, as Jules. "You sending the Wolf?! That's all you got to say!!!"
pulp fiction is one of the best movies of all time in my opinion. I bet all the actors and even tarantino would say it was their best film. sometimes you just get the perfect mix of actors and this was a good example of that.
He's one of the few actors who know how to stay cool and modest even though they're widely know and cheered for their work accros the globe.. Respect !
The great travesty was that it didn't win the Best Movie Oscar, Forrest Gump took it out over Pulp Fiction and Shawshank redemption, Shawshank and Pulp Fiction have stood the test of time better methinks.
Ah but the great triumph is that Pulp Fiction will be remembered in film as not only a cult classic but a MUST SEE outside-the-box amazing film that every film lover or critic must watch and form an opinion on to call themselves a lover of film. Forrest Gump is good sure, and people remember the movie. But generations from then to now, to hundreds of years from now will remember what Pulp Fiction did for Cinema. The oscar, in retrospect, means nothing. I guarantee you if you ask any film critic in the world working today if Pulp Fiction was a more important film than Forrest Gump 100% of them will respond with a resounding YES.
ahepperl I agree. I had a bit of a cooling-off period with Pulp Fiction in my twenties, but having watched it again this year, I can easily say it belongs in my top five movies of all time. Just so much style *and* a ton of substance. I think Roger Avary brought a certain element that's missing from Quentin's other movies, that's present in Beowulf, which Roger helped write. I think that element is just a greater intelligence, a depth of understanding of the human soul, and an exquisite way with words.
@@oscarsalesgirl296, that’s a shame. His monologue before he dies is incredibly memorable. And the scene where he is about to kill himself is heartbreaking. And not to mention the funny scenes where he explodes by the mention of Boris Karloff and the octopus fight.
@@annaclarafenyo8185, yes they do. Except for the wrong performances. I’m glad Leonardo DiCaprio and Joaquin Phoenix finally have one. Except DiCaprio should have won for The Aviator and or The Wolf of Wall Street while Phoenix should have won for The Master.
Samuel L. Jackson, as an actor OWNED Pulp Fiction; his character was the most central of all of them, and that's saying a lot... one of the finest movies I ever saw, repeatedly.
The coolest thing about Pulp Fiction, aside from the great dialogue, and great acting, which are both pretty cool, is the way it's presented out of chronological order. I would never thought that would work as well as it did, if someone had told me it was done that way before I watched it. A great movie, in every way a movie can be great. And, no real flaws at all.
my all time favourite movie, a timeless classic, i watch it today and everything about it is so fresh, must have seen it at least 100 times, this movie is smth special.
I thought the first two thirds of Pulp Fiction were OK but the final third is one of the greatest things I have ever seen! Sam L Jackson stole the show there!
I never thought Samuel L. Jackson would be this cool for some reason. He seems like a highly intelligent and professional individual. When he was talking about eating with Quentin and talking about obscure films and cartoons, it made me envious as fuck.
It's great to hear how he reacted to it. I remember seeing a special sneak preview of this, like a few months before it came out. I still have some of the promotional stuff we were given.
I just watched this film this year. I had no idea it existed, and I've been a big movie fan since I was a kid. When I saw Vincent and jules talking about the foot massage, I stopped watching, went to Wikipedia to make sure that this movie was really screened in 1994, because the dialogue was just so good I couldn't believe the movie was as old as I am. Pulp fiction to me, is the greatest movie I've ever seen in my life. It's just beautiful. It's not only very entertaining and funny, but it also has meaningful messages. 1. You reap what you sow. Vincent was a bad guy, and he deserved to die. When he died, I was shocked, and didn't understand why it had to happen that way. But the reason Vincent had to die is showed to us in the last story. We see he's a horrible person, who makes fun of Jules' beliefs, and calls homeless people bums. He's condescending, and has a huge ego. He doesn't like to beg even when he ought to. He doesn't care about people's belongings (Jules' friend's towel), and, he had the opportunity to get out of the business, but he didn't. He's greedy and selfish, and careless, and he met his end at the hands of butch, the person he insulted for no good reason. 2. God gives you chances to redeem yourself. I'm a Christian, and it was beautiful seeing Jules acknowledge God. And the fact that Jules got out because of the miracle, means he got to live. It was nice seeing the movie end the way it did, with Jules and Vincent, 2 friends who've decided to go on different paths, leave the diner together, and knowing that 1 of them will see death soon because of the bad path they've chosen is sad, but still beautiful. 3. Butch was given the gold heroes' watch, but he had yet to earn it like his ancestors had. Butch earned it by saving his nemesis from rape and death (I don't remember laughing as hard as I did when I saw Marsellus get raped😂😂😂...and then seeing how arrogant he was eating breakfast during his phone call with Jules, and knowing that a couple days later he would get raped😁😁 it's just amazing. The structure of this movie is what makes it so great). Wonderful movie. I really enjoyed it. The Greatest one ever made for me. 👏👏👏👏
I saw Pulp Fiction in a small theater in the mid west . After fifteen minutes had past 3/4 of the audience had left . Suddenly i burst out laughing realizing that Tarantino was trying to shock the viewer and was probably laughing about the reaction of the audience . Then i relaxed and started to enjoy the film with the theater to my self . 😂
If you enjoyed the dialogue in the Quinten Tarantino films and loved the wordplay, check out the American comic book series called "100 Bullets." It is pretty much the comic book equivalent of a Tarantino film. I've always thought that if Tarantino wrote a script for a comic series, it'd look exactly like 100Bullets. I think you'll enjoy it
This movie is the REASON y Samuel is in the genus book of world records for doing more films then ANY OTHER actor or actress in history and he's the biggest box office actor ever.
Crazy that Pulp Fiction did not win Best Picture Oscar that year. It changed cinema for the next two decades, the most important film of the decade. Shawshank and Schindler were really great too though, what a year, 1994.
I absolutely love this type CGI, I wish they would make so many movies this way. Not the little cute kiddy type but more serious movies. So many wonderful classic characters could be done. Imagine JOHNNY QUEST, SPACE GHOST, THE HERCULOIDS, KAMANDI etc.
Best Written movie were unexpected things happen and keeps you watching for more and the names that were acting in the movie all made it to be Stars today
indeed, omar, pulp fiction is so well written, there doesn't have to be action scene's because you're fascinated by the dialogue and throughout the movie you're curious of what they are going to say next! it's a true masterpiece!
Best Movie Ever. From script to direction to execution to influence the best. At very least the Best American Movie ever and maybe the most important to the Art of Moviemaking.
Samuel L. Jackson was legit born to be in this movie... mafucka
+Guitar Jam
Aint that the truth
What?
Guitar Jam
No Shit Sam!
No Shit!
Le Big Mac !
one of the greatest films ever. Seriously. Tarentino is a genius based on this film alone. He could have never made another film after this and he would still be a genius
VicenzoV he’s made some phenomenal films since then. Inglorious basterds and kill bill come to mind
@@VicenzoV Jackie Brown is better.
@@user-gg6sh7wr6d Yes, but I think it's fair to say that nothing else he has made since can even touch Pulp Fiction
Once upon a time in hollywood was sick
@@GregMuniz7 That’s my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie despite not having Samuel L. Jackson in it. Still, it would’ve been much better with Samuel L. Jackson than it was without him.
to make up for not casting him in Reservoir Dogs, he put him in pretty much every other movie he did lol
In reservoir dogs would he of fit in (you know what I mean)
@@MrToddtimmons No. No one knows what you mean, loser
415 I think he’s saying that the other gangsters in Dogs were very outward racists. That was a big part of the characterization for Mr. Orange in showing that he wasn’t racist like them, and therefore was an outsider. Based on that, a black gangster probably wouldn’t have fit in with that crew.
@Judge Preston Sthu
@@SaskatchewanICE How do you know he wasnt auditioning for the role of Mr Oranges Police Lieutenant?
There are very few films you can watch over and over and over again knowing what's coming, and yet still being emerged in what's happening. This is the highest praise a humble fan can offer Pulp Fiction. A true cinematic experience pulling together all the necessary elements to make this a masterpiece. Thanks Quentin.
Emerged?
The Sting never got old for me. (PF, as well.).
John Boy sorry john boy meant immersed, thanks for picking up on that.
Engaged? Immersed?
Agreed
Jackson's best act in my opinion :)
Samuel L. Jackson has an acting range of A to B; but then again, he has a banking range of Bank of America to Wells Fargo.
RPenta Samuel L Jackson is best when he rants there is none who can do the rant scenes better than hin
One of all time coolest characters
*****
That's where I be~ ;m
mrm64 Yeah by far one of the best actors we have had in the last 50 years
Samuel L. Jackson was supposed to wear an afro wig, but the prop guy didn't know what an afro looked like, and bought an afro wig with a jerry curl. The prop guy was going to return it, but after jackson tried it on he thought it was so hilarious he insisted on keeping it. And the rest is history.
tarantino was also really fucking pissed when he came back with a jerrycurl
The prop guy didnt know what an afro was🤔 i smell shit😂😂😂
I would do anything to have seen Tarantino’s reaction and the interaction w/ Jackson after seeing him in it
@@bigmoney4685 , a young white guy, who didn't grow up in the sixties and seventies, I could see it. My younger brother, who is as white as can be, nevertheless has kinky hair, and grew an authentic black afro when he let his hair grow out in the seventies. So, I would know.
@@ralphholiman7401 i smell shiiiiiit
My favorite film ever. I love what Samuel Jackson said about the script, reading it a second time, and that he didn't want anyone messing with it. He absolutely crushes it, as Jules. "You sending the Wolf?! That's all you got to say!!!"
13 people said "what" again
They also speak whatnese
Rintaro Mori And hail from the great land of Whataria.
Do they speak English in What?
Flying Rancid M00n Fish 28* btw they probably hit dislike bc they been high or did it for fun
What?
pulp fiction is one of the best movies of all time in my opinion. I bet all the actors and even tarantino would say it was their best film. sometimes you just get the perfect mix of actors and this was a good example of that.
Yep, lightning in a bottle. It doesn't happen very often.
Whenever I see the last scene of Samuel L. Jackson I'm brought to tears as it both spiritual and emotionally moving.
This is what being humble and grateful looks like. Sam Jackson was so humble and grateful to be in that movie it's awesome.
He's one of the few actors who know how to stay cool and modest even though they're widely know and cheered for their work accros the globe..
Respect !
I DON'T REMEMBER ASKING YOU A GODDAMN THING
+Kunga Sagar "Yo, Marvin..Marvin! I'd knock that shit off if I were you."
Does he look like a BI---?
you was saying
Flock of Seagulls.....you know why we here?
Exactly how Samuel explained that feeling is what every creative deserves to feel in life.
The great travesty was that it didn't win the Best Movie Oscar, Forrest Gump took it out over Pulp Fiction and Shawshank redemption, Shawshank and Pulp Fiction have stood the test of time better methinks.
+David Dundas I think ALL of the films you mentioned are great films. That's why award presentations suck.
True
Ah but the great triumph is that Pulp Fiction will be remembered in film as not only a cult classic but a MUST SEE outside-the-box amazing film that every film lover or critic must watch and form an opinion on to call themselves a lover of film. Forrest Gump is good sure, and people remember the movie. But generations from then to now, to hundreds of years from now will remember what Pulp Fiction did for Cinema. The oscar, in retrospect, means nothing. I guarantee you if you ask any film critic in the world working today if Pulp Fiction was a more important film than Forrest Gump 100% of them will respond with a resounding YES.
ahepperl
I agree. I had a bit of a cooling-off period with Pulp Fiction in my twenties, but having watched it again this year, I can easily say it belongs in my top five movies of all time. Just so much style *and* a ton of substance. I think Roger Avary brought a certain element that's missing from Quentin's other movies, that's present in Beowulf, which Roger helped write. I think that element is just a greater intelligence, a depth of understanding of the human soul, and an exquisite way with words.
David Dundas Samuel L. Jackson's Oscar loss for his role as Jules in Pulp Fiction was a ABOMINATION!
I tell you there is nobody else in the world that could have played this role better than him it was amazing good job brother
If anyone has ever deserved an academy award, he did for this movie.
Samuel L. Jackson's Oscar loss for his role as Jules in Pulp Fiction was a ABOMINATION!
Have you seen Martin Landau’s performance in Ed Wood?
@@angelcastaneda529 I've seen Ed Wood and i couldnt remember that performance for the life of me
@@oscarsalesgirl296, that’s a shame. His monologue before he dies is incredibly memorable. And the scene where he is about to kill himself is heartbreaking. And not to mention the funny scenes where he explodes by the mention of Boris Karloff and the octopus fight.
Great actors don't win oscars.
@@annaclarafenyo8185, yes they do. Except for the wrong performances. I’m glad Leonardo DiCaprio and Joaquin Phoenix finally have one. Except DiCaprio should have won for The Aviator and or The Wolf of Wall Street while Phoenix should have won for The Master.
Vincent? ... we happy?
Le Big Mac
Yeah... we happy.
you gay
Reasonably
Samuel L. Jackson is Superfly TNT. He's the Guns of the Navarone.
Samuel L. Jackson, as an actor OWNED Pulp Fiction; his character was the most central of all of them, and that's saying a lot... one of the finest movies I ever saw, repeatedly.
To you who dislike this: I DON'T REMEMBER ASKING YOU A GOD DAMN THING
This was divine intervention. Do you know what divine intervention is?
You mean God came down and stopped these bullets?
@@ihategoogle6066 That's exactly what it means, God came down from heaven and stopped these motherfuckin' bullets
This was a miracle
The best Slayer Album.
Okay. It was a miracle. Can we go now?
This is the greatest gangster film of all time. It's just perfect
Jules Winnfield, our man in Inglewood
I'm grinning after watching this - it must feel good to be the star of one of the greatest movies ever made ... I love Sam!
In all of my years (56) earning a living and working, I never have and expect that I never will have that much job satisfaction. God bless.
One of the most engaging performers alive today. Magnificent gravity and clarity.
one of the greatest actors of all time talking about being in the greatest movie of all time.
The coolest thing about Pulp Fiction, aside from the great dialogue, and great acting, which are both pretty cool, is the way it's presented out of chronological order. I would never thought that would work as well as it did, if someone had told me it was done that way before I watched it. A great movie, in every way a movie can be great. And, no real flaws at all.
my all time favourite movie, a timeless classic, i watch it today and everything about it is so fresh, must have seen it at least 100 times, this movie is smth special.
Do the right thing and pulp fiction are masterpieces. Samuel L Jackson is a genius
He always plays gangsters, but in reality he is so intellectual and cool. what an awesome actor.
I thought the first two thirds of Pulp Fiction were OK but the final third is one of the greatest things I have ever seen! Sam L Jackson stole the show there!
Such a great guy, fine actor. And speakin peacefully makes him greater. Deserved an Oscar for Django and for Pulp
"That would have to be one charming motherfucking pig!"
I never thought Samuel L. Jackson would be this cool for some reason.
He seems like a highly intelligent and professional individual. When he was talking about eating with Quentin and talking about obscure films and cartoons, it made me envious as fuck.
It's great to hear how he reacted to it. I remember seeing a special sneak preview of this, like a few months before it came out. I still have some of the promotional stuff we were given.
Quentin is God, Sam is his angel... what a heavenly combination!
Anyone else notice how he's wearing two collared shirts over one another? lol ..what a boss.
And that Kangol hat )) Still boss though.
Say what again
This is alarming
It's the one that says BAD MOTHERFUCKER
+Carl Smith
So many killer lines
+Carl Smith this wallet actually is the real wallet of Quentin Tarantino himself .... true story !!
I wonder what it feels like to make arguably the greatest movie of all time... And also to know you can never outdo yourself in another role
Great to hear about everything coming together for an actor. You're a great actor Samuel and you've got many more strong performances to come.
I'm glad he played that part, he was perfect.
That's an awesome story. Has to be one of the best feelings you can possibly have as an actor.
My favorite movie of all time. Everything about that movie is perfect, including the acting. Samuel Jackson, and John Travolta were simply amazing.
Pulp Fiction is once a lifetime movie.
Absolutely one of the greatest actors ever.
Wow man I was really amazed by his performance in this one it really blew me away I can still remember his Bible passage to this day
Being a badass makes someone a badass, and Samuel L. Jackson is definitely a badass!
I just watched this film this year. I had no idea it existed, and I've been a big movie fan since I was a kid. When I saw Vincent and jules talking about the foot massage, I stopped watching, went to Wikipedia to make sure that this movie was really screened in 1994, because the dialogue was just so good I couldn't believe the movie was as old as I am. Pulp fiction to me, is the greatest movie I've ever seen in my life. It's just beautiful. It's not only very entertaining and funny, but it also has meaningful messages.
1. You reap what you sow. Vincent was a bad guy, and he deserved to die. When he died, I was shocked, and didn't understand why it had to happen that way. But the reason Vincent had to die is showed to us in the last story. We see he's a horrible person, who makes fun of Jules' beliefs, and calls homeless people bums. He's condescending, and has a huge ego. He doesn't like to beg even when he ought to. He doesn't care about people's belongings (Jules' friend's towel), and, he had the opportunity to get out of the business, but he didn't. He's greedy and selfish, and careless, and he met his end at the hands of butch, the person he insulted for no good reason.
2. God gives you chances to redeem yourself. I'm a Christian, and it was beautiful seeing Jules acknowledge God. And the fact that Jules got out because of the miracle, means he got to live. It was nice seeing the movie end the way it did, with Jules and Vincent, 2 friends who've decided to go on different paths, leave the diner together, and knowing that 1 of them will see death soon because of the bad path they've chosen is sad, but still beautiful.
3. Butch was given the gold heroes' watch, but he had yet to earn it like his ancestors had. Butch earned it by saving his nemesis from rape and death (I don't remember laughing as hard as I did when I saw Marsellus get raped😂😂😂...and then seeing how arrogant he was eating breakfast during his phone call with Jules, and knowing that a couple days later he would get raped😁😁 it's just amazing. The structure of this movie is what makes it so great).
Wonderful movie. I really enjoyed it. The Greatest one ever made for me. 👏👏👏👏
Pulp Fiction arguably is the best script of all time
Yeah man this film is a classic it should go down in history as the best movie of the nineties
I saw Pulp Fiction in a small theater in the mid west . After fifteen minutes had past 3/4 of the audience had left . Suddenly i burst out laughing realizing that Tarantino was trying to shock the viewer and was probably laughing about the reaction of the audience . Then i relaxed and started to enjoy the film with the theater to my self . 😂
Yeah 😂😂😂😂😂
He was very scary in Jackie brown
+sizedoctor His ass used to be beautiful
+Ihsan Tria Pramanda his ass may be dumb, but he ain't no dumbass
Love it when you can make a great quote using the word "ass"
If you enjoyed the dialogue in the Quinten Tarantino films and loved the wordplay, check out the American comic book series called "100 Bullets." It is pretty much the comic book equivalent of a Tarantino film. I've always thought that if Tarantino wrote a script for a comic series, it'd look exactly like 100Bullets. I think you'll enjoy it
NewCanadianTurtle Thanks man. Definitely will check it out
I love samuel L. jackson his a legend. Highest paid actor of all time according to Gusiness Book of records.
How respectful! What a great guy.
both quentin & samuel are hard as shit. no wonder they get along so well
That movie made S.Jackson into a culture icon
he has great lines
which he delivers impeccably
in this film
Every part of Pulp is my favourite part ..
Samuel Jackson MADE that film, PF is my all time favorite film that he’s in
Cannes festival is an important part of Pulp Fiction's success and, as a french guy, I'm proud of that. Europe likes US indies movies !
This movie is the REASON y Samuel is in the genus book of world records for doing more films then ANY OTHER actor or actress in history and he's the biggest box office actor ever.
Pulp Fiction is solidified in the top 3 movies of all time in my opinion
I'm watching this video in the country of what.
+DoubleDDog steve WHAT AIN'T NO GODDAMN COUNTRY I EVER HEARD OF
Do they speak English in What?!
@@angelcastaneda529 what??
Say what again
@@ddizzyme I dare you I double dare you m****ka say what one more time
Crazy that Pulp Fiction did not win Best Picture Oscar that year. It changed cinema for the next two decades, the most important film of the decade. Shawshank and Schindler were really great too though, what a year, 1994.
Royale with cheese ,,/,,
How do you call a big mac in French?
Kangkeun Rhee well a Big Mac’s a Big Mac, but they call it Le Big Mac
Not many people know this but Pulp Fiction was sponsored by McDonalds
Favourite actor, favourite film.
The best acting I have ever seen or probably ever will see was Jackson at the restaurant..
Always enjoyed Samuels work in the movies
The Jeri curl hairdo was cool he kinda looked like ice cube they had done a film together one time I wonder if they still hang out with each other
I absolutely love this type CGI, I wish they would make so many movies this way. Not the little cute kiddy type but more serious movies. So many wonderful classic characters could be done. Imagine JOHNNY QUEST, SPACE GHOST, THE HERCULOIDS, KAMANDI etc.
Pulp fiction set a whole new genre of movies!
If Samuel L. Jackson says this is the best script that Director is a legend... QT is a LEGEND in film... among the others he is up there
He was good in them. whether they are good or not ... He was a refreshment
one of my fave actors
Pulp fiction has to be Samuel l jackson best performance
Best Written movie were unexpected things happen and keeps you watching for more and the names that were acting in the movie all made it to be Stars today
indeed, omar, pulp fiction is so well written, there doesn't have to be action scene's because you're fascinated by the dialogue and throughout the movie you're curious of what they are going to say next! it's a true masterpiece!
i just wish i see more of these movies in the future:D
Well they were famous actors before the film..
omar khalid
no,they dont make it like that anymore.
Pulp Fiction is one of the best movies ever.
VERY well said, I love this guy.
Pulp Fiction , Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump. 1994 one of the greatest years in film.
to me pulp fiction will always be this guy's movie ....
I believe its extraordinary how he can explain things. Thats not normal.
Samuel is a national treasure. So is Quentin.
Pulp Fiction is the greatest movie of all time
I love you, Tarantino.
A movie I wished wouldn't end.
Love Samuel!
Just saw 'Coach Carter'. Sam needs to win an Oscar, period! He can take a character and have you so involved that that you forget he's acting.
Holy crap has he changed since this interview was shot. Not his appearance, it’s that he’s actually humble in this interview
It's more of a character this is how he is when he's not on the spotlight!
Easily absolutely the best script ever
If they keep everything in it it will be a great film......truer words were never spoken more so
he is SO stellar!
In this movie Jackson may have done the best acting of all time
Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown, 2 of the best.
Yes.
SLJ is finally going to get his Oscar in 2022.
The Spirit liked this video.
Best Movie Ever. From script to direction to execution to influence the best. At very least the Best American Movie ever and maybe the most important to the Art of Moviemaking.
Samuel was instrumental in, "Pulp Fiction's" success ...plays, "Bad Ass" very well
I could happily listen to Samuel L Jackson read stereo instructions.