What happens when a night gets wild and an intense chemistry draws two strangers together. Pulp Fiction's most intoxicating scene. That dinner-dance date between Mia and Vincent in the classic Quentin Tarantino film, Pulp Fiction (1994), is one of the most steamy non-sexually sexual scenes in cinema history. Let's first discuss Mia Wallace.. The fact it's never resolved, with Mia saying it's between Marsellus and Tony Rocky Horror and them alone, adds to the mystique of the movie and creates a very memorable Mia Wallace quote. 1 "This Doesn't Sound Like The Usual Mindless, Boring, Getting-To-Know-You Chit-Chat. This Sounds Like You Have Something To Say.".

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Uma Thurman's Pulp Fiction character, Mia Wallace, almost dies after snorting an illicit white powder she finds in Vincent Vega's jacket pocket, but she's not taking the drug she thinks she is. Quentin Tarantino followed up his acclaimed debut feature, Reservoir Dogs, with an even more twisted, even more ambitious crime caper as his second movie, Pulp Fiction.. In this blog post, we will be examining the characters of Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace, as well as the themes of redemption and the search for identity, through a psychoanalytic lens. Through this.