"There may not be a more awesome moment in a movie than when Jules calmly tells the dude in Pulp Fiction that his wallet is 'the one that says Bad Mother F*****."
http://www.bmfwallets.com/

Pretty tenuous links there.

So Wallace, Vincent and Mia are Arthur, Lancelot and Guinevere ....

OR....

pretty much any love triangle in the history of fiction?

Briefcase=holy grail is probably the best bit, but Butch as Mordred doesn't work at all and neither does Jules as Galahad. Butch is not Wallaces son (where's Morgana?) and Jules is actually older than Vincent. Also, Morderd didn't kill Lancelot, and Mordred killed Arthur, he didn't save him from rape.

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Very David Lynch inspired methinks?
The sound of this band is reminiscent of Julee Cruise. She provided some of the music for Twin Peaks -- which also starred Ray Wise.

I liked the Jules and Fifi parody version:



Not so much to look at (ew!) but the concept.

I'd like to see him do it to the tempo of the original Tears for Fears version, rather than the Gary Jules remake.

>> ^ChaosEngine:

Hang on... just a minute there! Tyler Durden was a villain?
And Roy Batty?
And Vincent and Jules? Ok, they weren't good guys, but they certainly weren't the villains.
Also, if we have to have a villainous Disney cartoon cat, I see your Scar and raise you Shere Khan.


I think Tyler became a villain, it's sort of the best villain because it's where internal conflicts beat on eachother for a time and then one wins out. Very interesting to think of that movie in terms of them actually being two people instead of what it ended up being. Imagine Tyler was his friend that slowly went insane and controlling until you had to eventually push the big red button and stop the madness.

Although I have to say me personally, I was all for Tyler. His last stand was certainly not hurting anyone and it was a great idea, which is why I suppose it wasn't a thing when it happened to go down anyways, it was a fitting climax. Jack though was reacting because the situation had gotten out of control and he could predict where it would lead. He didn't trust Tyler, or himself really. Pretty cool.

Hang on... just a minute there! Tyler Durden was a villain?

And Roy Batty?

And Vincent and Jules? Ok, they weren't good guys, but they certainly weren't the villains.

Also, if we have to have a villainous Disney cartoon cat, I see your Scar and raise you Shere Khan.

>> ^kulpims:

http://videosift.com/video/Pulp-Fiction-Vincent-and-Jules-Cleaning-Car


ooo..close one.
not exactly a dupe but it has the heart of what i was trying to post.mine is better quality and has keitel and tarrantino in it.
if someone wishes to dupe have at it hoss.

i would call this a dupe of intent if not actual dupage,

Jules has already gone all the way

http://videosift.com/video/Pulp-Fiction-Vincent-and-Jules-Cleaning-Car

No, Jules Verne gave us the gift of science fiction... half a century before E.R.B.

^Upvoted^ (in honour of director Michel Gondry's MUSIC videos). Sorry Boise, but he just doesn't come across to me on the big screen, his music vids are major KICK-ASS though.

That's weird...he keeps calling the character "Becca," "Helen" instead. I guess they changed her name before shooting...crazy.

EDIT: And she just called the character "Jules," "Becca"...trippy!

(waves white flag) OK, I surrender. Jules Verne trumps Andrew Stanton, you win this round @EvilDeathBee
>> ^EvilDeathBee:

>> ^oritteropo:
Because cephalopods are friends, not food?
>> ^Sagemind:
My local store had something like this a few weeks ago.
Vegan squid. and it has absolutely no real meat in it what-so-ever!~ They were so proud of their product. All I could think of was "Then, why would I want to eat it?"


Tell that to Captain Nemo