Pulp Fiction - Dance Scene (HQ)

"ms. mia wallace" how about that fella over here? " V I N C E N T V E G A "

this is such a weirdly beautiful scene

It is so crazy, that yesterday we had a family party, and my mom came to me to request a song. In the next moment my Mom and Dad hit this whole choreography flawlessly. It was one of the coolest things they've ever done.

John Travolta is a genius. A man who was remembered not for films, but for dancing in films. Pulp Fiction, Saturday Night Fever

Travolta should've won the Oscar that year. The dancing is fine but he's also showing his discomfort and worry that Marcellus will kill him if he steps over the line with Mia. Lots of tension and so funny too.

This is about as iconic as a movie scene can get

This has to be hands down one of the most iconic dance sequences in a Hollywood movie. It may seem simple but very fascinating. I can now see why Pulp Fiction is referenced in movies and in every conversation about movies.

Mia dancing and shamelessly being silly yet passionate about her moves. That's when you know you got a special woman that takes you out of your comfort zone

I love it when she changes her voice to pronounce their names

All I want in life is for someone to recreate this with me.

This is such a fun, iconic scene. I can’t tell you how it electrified the crowd in the theater. I saw this at the Edwards Tustin Marketplace on opening Friday night back in 1994. All the buzz was about how this was Travolta’s comeback (it was) and the audience loved the dialogue and scenes so far. It was like no other movie we’ve ever seen, really. Then this scene hits, and there was Travolta dancing on the big screen again. The crowd clapped, whistled and I made it a point to look around me at all the faces illuminated by the screen and it was nothing but huge, wide, perfect smiles…men, especially women, etc. for some reason, this genuine, joyous moment of movie-watching never left me and, nearly 30 years later I think back to that night when I see this scene. When the movie ended and I walked out into the night air, everybody was talking and laughing, quoting lines, discussing scenes, etc. it hit everyone upside the head like two bricks. This is one of my favorite moviegoing memories ever. You couldn’t fake/manufacture the buzz/excitement this scene generated. A nice little break from the weirdness, violence and rough language, so it was like everyone just exhaled and enjoyed themselves fully for three minutes. Corny, I know. But its 100% true. I’ve always felt lucky to have seen this thing n opening night with a Southern California audience.

Do we all agree that this is one of the most legendary scene in cinema?

This will forever be one of the most iconic scenes in cinematic history

Me, watching in 1994 : Aah, I missed the 50's Me, watching in 2019 : Aah, I missed the 90's

simply, this man was born for this

People who weren't alive back then just can't understand how huge it was to see John Travolta dance up on the big screen again. People who would've NEVER watched a movie like this went just to watch this one scene, and they left happy!

My parents used to get drunk and do this dance ALL the time when I was young. At the time I thought typical child thoughts "my parents are so embarrassing." Now I see they were just cultured .

One of the most iconic scenes in film history.

This scene will live on forever with time

Two points: 1. John is one cool cat! 2. Uma rocks the world!