The Scene That Made Tarantino Untouchable

Everyone remembers the Bible verse from Pulp Fiction…
Almost no one knows it isn’t in the Bible.

In this deep-dive video essay, we break down the legendary Ezekiel 25:17 monologue — the fake scripture that turned Quentin Tarantino into a mythmaker. Discover how a burger, a fake Bible verse, and Samuel L. Jackson’s fury came together to create one of cinema’s most unforgettable scenes.

We’ll explore:
– How Tarantino turned imitation into art
– Why Jules Winnfield’s transformation redefined morality in film
– The real origin of the “Ezekiel” speech in a forgotten Japanese movie
– And how Pulp Fiction made violence feel poetic, even spiritual

This is more than a scene analysis — it’s a look at how Tarantino blurred the sacred and the profane to become untouchable.

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Correction: At 0:24, Tarantino’s name is misspelled as “Quinton.” Consider it a continuity error in our own cinematic universe — thanks for for watching and supporting the channel.

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