Genius Foreshadowing In Quentin Tarantino Movies Fans Somehow Noticed

From Redditor /u/The8bitdin0:

Throughout the scene, Mr Pink and Mr White are in an argument about why Mr Pink should tip the waitresses. This shows us how Mr White is compassionate, and has a heart for others, which gets him killed at the end, while Mr Pink only looks out for himself, which saves him later on. When Joe comes to collect the tips, he asks who didn’t tip, and Mr Orange tells Joe that Mr Pink didn’t tip. This represents how Mr Orange is the rat, who set them up. Also, Mr Blonde throughout the scene jokingly threatens to shoot someone, and this shows us that Mr Blonde just wants to kill people.

From Redditor /u/ShaneMP01:

In Tarantino’s, Pulp Fiction (1994), Mia ODs on Vincent’s heroin stash after she mistakes it for cocaine because cocaine is given in a baggie and heroin is in a balloon. Lance warns Vincent of this earlier in the film “I’m outta balloons. Is a baggie alright?”

From Redditor /u/BrianWinterheart:

In Kill Bill Vol.2 (2004), Pai Mei indirectly fulfills his own revenge against Elle after she kills him, since he claims the Bride's right arm as his own after their first fight. The Bride uses the same arm to pluck out Elle's eye later in the film.

From Redditor /u/Thorinandco:

In Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004), Chapter 9 is titled “Elle and I,” referencing Elle and the Bride meeting again, as well as a pun on the bride removing Elle’s remaining eye.

From Redditor /u/Ultimatro:

In The Hateful Eight (2015), during Daisy's song, she sings the line "You'll be dead behind me, John" as John stands behind her drinking the poisoned coffee.

From Redditor /u/jeje17j:

In the opening sequence of Pulp Fiction (1994) with Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer) and Pumpkin (Tim Roth), Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) can be heard talking about quitting "the life," and Vincent (John Travolta) can be seen walking to the bathroom.