[quote=“Kilgore Trout”]
Jerry: Say what again, I dare you. Do they speak English in what? yada yada yada
Newman: What
Kramer: you should try the soup in Amsterdam. I’ll take the Campbell’s Challenge any day of the week against that soup
Jerry: Did I break your concentration? yada yada yada…And you will know that my name is the LORD when I lay my vengance upon you
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Hahaha…
My favorite or memorable scene is the apartment scene - classic. Jules talkin’ smack.
The most memorable scene and BEST scene in the movie is the scene where Marsellus Wallace is talking to Butch to go down in the fifth round. Marsellus is so cool is the scene, not raising his voice once to make his point. And I love the fact that you only get to see Bruce Willis’ face during the dialoge between the two. And Al Green’s “Let’s Stick Together” only makes the scene gold. Once again, Tarantino has placed the right music with the right scene.
How does he do it?
The scene i will always remember is the opening scene with Pumpkin and Honey Bunny. This was the first Tarantino film i had watched and the witty conversation between the two caught my attention and then the spine chilling shrill in the final seconds of this scene just blew my mind back then, and i still think its probably his best opening scene
Brett’s apartment scene. I like how the tension slowly begins to build, it escalates line by line. JULES: “Boy, “what” ain’t no country that I ever heard of!”
Mmmhmmm, That’s a tasty burger!
Unlike most other people I think the best scènes in Tarantino’s work aren’t his really cool dialogue scenes but his scènes where music plays a big role and people are just doing something. I don’t have a particular preference for a scène in Pulp Fiction but I know for sure that when I see it again it’ll be a scene without dialogue.
[quote=“Jelle”]
Unlike most other people I think the best scènes in Tarantino’s work aren’t his really cool dialogue scenes but his scènes where music plays a big role and people are just doing something. I don’t have a particular preference for a scène in Pulp Fiction but I know for sure that when I see it again it’ll be a scene without dialogue.
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Vince shooting up and driving home in the car - the blood entering the works was pretty cool.
[quote=“Laydback”]
I’m surprised that there’s hardly been no mention of the “Adrenaline shot” scene.
It caused an audience member to have a frickin’ heart attack for god’s sake!
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Where Marvin gets shot.
Man I could see that happening in the 70s but the 90s?
“I got to stab her three times? No, you dont got to stab her three times you only got to stab her once.” Man that fucking scene is great