I was lead to believe if she comes home and finds us here, she wouldn’t appreciate it none too much? If I was informed correctly the clock is ticking. Instead of acting right away based on his own assumptions, he describes the situation in his own words and asks for confirmation from Jimmy. Here are some reasons the Wolf deserves his praise.Īt Jimmy’s house, the Wolf acknowledges everybody by name at least once (“You must be Jules, which would make you Vincent.”). The Wolf’s ability was in managing the situation, not in the complexity of his plan. They were standing in the kitchen sipping coffee. Yes the Wolf’s plan is straightforward, yet nobody was taking action until he showed up. The observation is technically correct, but misses the point. The only REAL assistance Winston gives is to call Monster Joe, but the could’ve done that from the party. The Wolf is a great addition to the cast, and he definitely sees the situation with a calmer eye and all that, but this plan is… pretty straightforward, right? They have to clean the car, put the body in the trunk, then clean themselves. I’ve been thinking a lot about the Wolf after hearing this comment in CinemaSins’s Everything wrong with Pulp Fiction. Jules calls Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames), who sends the Wolf (Harvey Keitel) to untangle the situation.
Jimmy’s wife will be home soon and if she sees any of that, she’s going to want a divorce. The situation is critical, Jules calls Jimmy (Quentin Tarantino) who lives nearby and parks the car in his garage. Everything is fun until BLAM! Vincent accidentally shoots Marvin in the face. Jackson), Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Marvin (Phil LaMarr) are in a car discussing bullet trajectories and divine intervention. In one of the final scenes, Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Not only does it have great storytelling, it also includes a project management case study. Pulp Fiction is one of the best movies ever made (citation not needed).
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