Pulp Fiction.
 

There's an extremely odd "fuck up" in Pulp Fiction that I'm unsure if it's a real fuck up or intentional. In the beginning when they're in the coffee shop the womans screams something along the lines of, "I'm going to kill every last fucking one of you". At the end of the movie when they're back at the coffee shop scene her line is different. I for the life of me can't think of the exact two lines but they are different. What are the lines and can somebody explain to me why the lines are different?

In the first scene of the movie, when Honey Bunny and Pumpkin jump up to begin the robbery, Honey Bunny shouts "Any of you fucking pricks move, and I'll execute every motherfucking last one of you!" Later, when we see Jules in the diner and Honey Bunny and Pumpkin begin the robbery, Honey Bunny shouts "Any of you fucking pricks move, and I'll execute every last one of you motherfuckers!" Her words are not the same, despite it depicting the same scene. This was purportedly done by design to illustrate the different viewpoints.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...m_Pulp_Fiction

How is that a fuck up?

It's not.

Btw, Pulp Fiction is probably my favorite movie ever.

I agree with Destor

I thought it was a fuck up. I had no idea it was from different point of views...I'll watch it again someday soon.

To be perfectly honest I never even noticed it. You get the same message from the scene, and it adds some artsy twist to that shit. :y:

Pulp Fiction had me creaming over it as soon as John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson had their conversation on the way up to the hotel room containing Marvin, who would later get shot in the face. :love:

Aw man I shot Marvin :(

Love that line reading.

top movie...i notieced that part too...always thought it was me hearing it wrong or something

I bet they fucked it up, THEN said it was done to be all arty and shit

Whatever, it's genius anyway.

No.

Really? how do you know that? Did he say before the film came out 'Check out the bit at the end, i changed it around!'

No but it is discussed on the DVD. As well as several interviews where idiots made this accusation at him. (This is not a first in cinema, and it is quite common in literature.)

I'd also like to point out there are differences in the scenes where Jewels shoots Brad the first time and later when it's revisited. (Like his clip being empty etc) These things are done on purpose.

Yup.

This is definitely one of those movies you have to own because you end up watching it 456757865789 times over the years.

Actually, if you live to be 90, and watch the movie 12 times a day, you could only watch it like 394200 times. Just saying. I think Funky was doing what we like to call "exaggerating."

Seriously awesome movie though.

Can somebody tell me great movies that John Travolta was in besided this one? I always think of him as a B rate actor.