Awesome Samuel L. Jackson

This upcoming action-comedy from Matthew Vaughn (Kingsman, Kick-Ass) looks like a wild ride. It follows best-selling author (Bryce Dallas Howard) who finds herself pulled into a spy adventure like the ones in her books. Only in her real-world version of the drama, she’s accompanied by her cat and a spy (Sam Rockwell) who’s allergic to them. Drops 2.2.24.

(PG-13: Language) Dustin Ballard of There I Ruined It says he’s been hearing music in everything these days. For example, Samuel L. Jackson’s wrathful rants in Pulp Fiction provide the perfect opportunity for Jules to break into song. Honestly, we’d pay good money to see a Quentin Tarantino Broadway musical.

Just 17 years too late, Screen Junkies is here with their take on these mother-f**king snakes on this mother-f**king plane. We still have no idea how the makers of this completely implausible B-movie ever got an actor of Samuel L. Jackson’s caliber to sign on, but it’s a camp classic for the ages.

Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L. Jackson, Salma Hayek, Antonio Banderas, and Morgan Freeman star in this action-comedy about a bodyguard who attempts to get out of the business and gets pulled back in to protect the wife of an unhinged killer. It looks like just the kind of madcap Summer romp we could use. In theaters 6.16.2021.

(PG-13: Language) Samuel L. Jackson, Hugh Grant, Lisa Kudrow, Kumail Nanjiani, and Tracy Ullman head up the cast of this documentary special to send off the worst year most of us have experienced. It’s from the creators of Black Mirror, so we expect the comedy to be especially dark. Coming to Netflix 12.27.2020.

“The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men.” Jules Winnfield seems way more articulate and sensible than the average politician these days. So why not throw your support behind Samuel L. Jackson’s Pulp Fiction persona and his running mate Vincent Vega?

(PG-13: Language) “I’m an equal opportunity ass whooper.” Samuel L. Jackson reprises his role as detective John Shaft, nephew of the OG Shaft. This time, he has to make up for lost time with his nerdy and not-quite-badass son. Premieres 6/14/19.

If you’re already sold on M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass, you might want to skip this trailer. The video seems to reveal how a large part of the story will go. The three main characters get caught, only to escape thanks to Mr. Glass.

“First name Mister. Last name Glass.” M. Night Shyamalan has – accidentally? – built himself a superhero world. Continuing with the characters from Unbreakable and Split, Glass sees Mr. Glass teaming up with The Beast.

“How did Samuel L. Jackson become famous? That’s your f***in’ fault, not mine!” Kong: Skull Island star Samuel L. Jackson sat down with Wired to answer some of the most googled questions and references about him.

Like Tom Hanks and Arnold Schwarzenegger before him, Samuel Jackson was asked to act out classic moments from some of his many films, with the help of James Corden’s Late Late Show. Man, we really need to go back and watch Do The Right Thing again.

(PG-13: Language) HBO enlisted Samuel L. Jackson to rapidly explain George R.R. Martin’s intricate and bloody universe over the course of its first five seasons (and leading into season six.) I’ve had it with these motherf—ing Sand Snakes in this motherf—ing Dorne!

“Do you have any regrets?” “Oh absolutely. Wait! I wish I’d said ‘no.'” The Late Show‘s Stephen Colbert and Samuel “Samuel L. Jackson” L. Jackson ponder some of life’s biggest questions. Props to the writers for that capital joke.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber t0nin0t used Samuel L. Jackson’s lines from various movies to improve on Destiny‘s awful script and Peter Dinklage’s lifeless delivery as the Ghost. Yes the Vex deserved to die, and I hope they burn in hell!

For his rite of passage, a boy must spend a night in a forest and hunt for a prize. But he ends up protecting the U.S. President from terrorists. Say whaaaat? Big Game is like Robin Scherbatsky’s childhood but with Samuel L. Jackson in it.

Samuel L. Jackson dropped by the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to perform a slam poem summarizing the tale of Cory Matthews, the main character of Boy Meets World. If you’re a fan of the show, it’s essentially a time travel chant.

Samuel L. Jackson stars in this intriguing thriller. A lawyer commits a hit-and-run. The victim’s death is pinned on someone else. Out of guilt, the lawyer defends the suspect in court. Then things get weird. Sadly the trailer spoils too much of it.

Samuel L. Jackson has played some bad-ass dudes – many of them inappropriate for kids to see. But that hasn’t kept irresponsible parents from taking their kids to his flicks. It’s time we all stopped looking for someone else to blame.

(NSFW: Language) Samuel L. Jackson is calm and composed as Mace Windu, but YouTuber ColbyCornish shows he’s more awesome playing Darth Vader with his trademark furious anger.

(NSFW: You know why) If, you laughed the first time you heard about Go the F**k to Sleep, you may laugh even harder when you hear it narrated by Samuel L. Jackson. (Thanks, everyone!)

Buddy cop films get a kick in the funny parts in this new flick from the guys who brought us Talladega Nights and Anchorman. Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Samuel L. Jackson and Dwayne Johnson star.