The Avengers star Samuel L. Jackson reacts to the viral video of Brett Kavanaugh and Pulp Fiction

A viral video that features excerpts from Supreme Court candidate Brett Kavanaugh's speech before the Senate Judiciary Committee with a scene from Quentin Tarantino's famous personality. pulp Fiction attracted the attention of star Samuel L. Jackson.

It's funny, but there's nothing funny about his ass liar Fratboy Ass !!! //t.co/rSHcrMzMUM

– Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) September 28, 2018

"Funny like hell, but there's nothing funny about his Lying Fratboy Ass," Jackson wrote on Twitter on Saturday re-tweeting the video.

The video sees Kavanaugh confronting Jackson's scythe Jules Winnfield, who is becoming more and more impatient with Kavanaugh and Senator Lindsey Graham. Jackson's tweet has since been loved more than 400,000 times and retweeted more than 100,000 times, after the video went viral with nearly eight million views.

Jackson is making his long-awaited comeback in the Marvel film universe as super spy Nick Fury Avengers: Infinity Warafter his last appearance in 2015 Avengers: the era of Ultron.

2019 marks a great year for Jackson, who co-starred alongside Brie Larson in the 90s Captain Marvelin March, before returning Avengers 4 in May and again with longtime partner Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) Spider-Man: far from home in July.

Jackson said EW Captain Marvel acts as a kind of original narrative for the future S.H.I.E.L.D. director, who before the new millennium was a green jockey office in the means of extraterrestrial threats.

"The Nick Fury we meet is somehow an interesting bureaucrat," Jackson said. "He had not become jaded or enslaved by the cynicism we normally see. He respects somehow the people above him, more than the Nick Fury that people are accustomed to. "

The star, aged 69, has aged through practical and digital means, getting rid of several decades of a Fury that has not yet worn its iconic eye-catcher.

Fury will be embroiled in a universal conflict when he meets Larson's cosmic superhero, whom Jackson has described as a "moment of change of mind and change of attitude for him that drives him to become the person we know."

Jackson recently played in Indestructible 2 and Life itself, and will soon be starring Mr. Night Shyamalan Unbreakable and Split after Glass in January. Captain Marvel opens on March 8, followed by Avengers 4 May 3 and Spider-Man: far from home July 5, 2019.