Pulp Fiction: dinner conversation between Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace

[Treblaine]

SMOKING IN DOORS!

Ahh, the 90's

[randomtwinkie94]

i said god damn!

[hidoko12]

can someone remind me what he thought of to say?

[skickahit10]

@hidoko12

if it was true that some guy was thrown out of a window by Marcellus Wallace for giving Mia a foot-massage

[wolfservant5]

This is by far one of my favorite conversations. I always refer to a long, intilectual conversation as the "Mia Wallace type conversation" or an "uma thurman conversation"

[scottclements78]

@wolfservant5 Shame you cant spell intellectual lol.

[wolfservant5]

@scottclements78 I know, it's such a downer!

[Moleson3MC]

Does anyone know what kind of haircut vincent has, I want it so badd....

[TheCinderellaMan]

Chuck Berry NEVER CAN TELL :)

[ItsStillThereBitch]

It's a good movie but I fucking hate women like her, lol. Nobody of importance cares about how smart you THINK you are when they just want to chill ladies.

It seems harsh but it's the tried and tested truth.

[perjetesi2811]

can somebody tell me names of songs which were played during all this scene in restaurant?

[Wilzo]

The one here is "Since I First Met You" by the Robins. Someone else has to inform you of the rest. ^^

[valericool]

i dont understand anything. can someone explain me what she means?

[Andypotent]

"trying to forget anything as intriguing as this would be an exercise in futility" what does she mean by that? if she tried to avoid the question, it would be on her mind and that she'd also feel bad because she didn't press him on for a practical result?

[Profeshian]

She means that trying to forget anything as intriguing as what he had just intimated would be an exercise in futility.

[sapphirehummingbird]

She means trying to forget something so interesting wouldn't work. It would be futile.