
Say What One More Time
And I'll throw you out of this got damn van

And I'll throw you out of this got damn van
This is when Nick fury pretends to die in captain America winter Soldier
Am I the only one who noticed this
Or this just common ball knowledge
Hi so there's a parody of PF in "22 short films around springfield" and it made me think. If they ever did a full length parody of the entire film, what would the cast be? This is what I came up with
Is it true the movie is out of order? I’m new to the this Page, and just recently watched the movie, so I was jw y’know? Someone should definitely re edit the movie and put it in Chronological order!
A question just occurred to me: Why is Marsellus Wallace getting coffee when he's hit by Butch Coolidge? He's got a box of doughnuts and two coffees, presumably for himself and Vincent Vega as they're (both) staking out Butch's apartment.
But what I don't understand is why is the rich (millionaire), influential, crime lord Marsellus Wallace *walking* to get breakfast? Why isn't one of his "hard, pipe-hittin' n--rs" out fetching the food? In fact, why isn't it Vincent getting the coffee and doughnuts?
I always thought it was pure coincidence that Butch and Marsellus ran into each other (pun intended), but it clearly wasn't. It seems Marsellus was totally and completely invested in getting revenge (and his money back), but to take on the task so personally that he puts himself at risk by walking a few blocks (in public) for coffee and doughnuts...it just doesn't fit the TV mob boss motif.
Just watched Pulp Fiction for around the 5th time in my life.
When I finished watching it this time around I couldn't stop thinking about the line 'and I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to destroy and poison my brothers' in relation to Vincent's death. In the last scene Jules says that the TRUTH is that he is the tyranny of evil men. We can infer that he means himself, Vincent, Marsellus Wallace, etc. So Jules sees God's sign of the miracle (when all 6 revolver shots missed them), while Vincent did not, thus Vincent was striken down with great vengeance and furious anger by Butch, while Jules had already left. Also there were hints of this throughout the movie. Vincent showed pride throughout the movie compared to Jules's cool and seemingly "ego-less" demeanor. Vincent also says 'but pork tastes good, pork chops taste good' in response to Jules saying he doesn't eat it. Maybe the whole movie is a metaphor for living a righteous life, who knows! Fun topic to think about.
What do you guys think?
Just parking and this stupid kid was speeding at the parking lot just to come and hit my car while I was trying to get out.. pushing me back to the car hitting my left arm, leg, shoulder and head.. o was so dumb! Because I didn’t go to the hospital, now two
Weeks later I’m in too much pain. (Expected the unexpected 😭)
Of Jules hadn't quit yet and it was him inside of the apartment with Marsellous Wallace getting donuts his would things have gone?
Jules was a lot smarter and wouldn't have left a gun laying around and probably would have heard the door opening, can't believe Vincent didn't hear Butch opening the pop tart bag, Jules was smarter too so him getting shot doesn't add up.
A drawing I drew a few years ago