Pulp Fiction Funko Pop!
The Vincent Vega Pulp Fiction Funko Pop figure is part of the Funko Pop! Movies line of collectible figurines features a wide range of characters from popular films.
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Pulp Fiction
Listen, lemme tell ya ’bout a film that’s just a classic, you dig? “Pulp Fiction”, man, that’s the name. It’s a 1994 crime flick, directed by the one and only Quentin Tarantino. They call it a “neo-noir black comedy”, but that don’t even scratch the surface.
This film is famous for its nonlinear storytelling, weaving together different stories from the L.A. criminal underworld. The title is a nod to those old school pulp magazines and crime novels – cheap thrills, ya know? The dialogue is wild and the characters are straight outta a gangster movie, with hitmen, gangsters, and all kinds of shady figures.
Vincent Vega, played by John Travolta, and Jules Winnfield, played by Samuel L. Jackson, are two hitmen working for the boss man Marcellus Wallace, played by Ving Rhames. And then there’s the story with Vincent and Marcellus’ wife Mia, played by Uma Thurman, goin’ out on a date.
When it came out, “Pulp Fiction” was a big deal. It won the Palme d’Or at Cannes, and got nominated for seven Academy Awards. It’s a cult classic now, and has had a huge impact on pop culture. People still reference and pay homage to it, it’s just that good.
Vincent Vega
Vincent Vega, portrayed by the suave John Travolta, is a hitman for Marcellus Wallace in the 1994 film “Pulp Fiction.” With a love for fast cars and pop culture, Vincent is introduced as a cool and collected character, with a taste for stylish suits and good grooming.
In one of the main storylines, Vincent and his partner Jules Winnfield, played by the intense Samuel L. Jackson, go about their work for Marcellus Wallace. The two hitmen engage in a memorable discussion about hamburger preparation during one of their trips to carry out a hit.
Another storyline follows Vincent as he takes Marcellus’ wife, Mia Wallace (played by the gorgeous Uma Thurman), out on a date. The two go to a 1950s-themed restaurant and dance to the classic song “You Never Can Tell.”
Vincent may appear calm and collected, but he is not immune to moments of violence and aggression. He ultimately meets his untimely demise after accidentally shooting Marvin, played by Phil LaMarr, in the face. Despite his death, Vincent remains a standout character in the “Pulp Fiction” universe, leaving a lasting impact on audiences.
Vincent Vega Facts
- Vincent is portrayed by actor John Travolta.
- Vincent is a hitman who works for gangster Marcellus Wallace.
- Vincent is a smooth and stylish character who is often seen wearing a black suit and slicked-back hair.
- One of the most memorable scenes in the film features Vincent and Mia Wallace, Marcellus’ wife, going out for a night on the town. Vincent takes Mia to a 1950s-themed restaurant and later to Jack Rabbit Slim’s, a retro diner.
- Vincent is known for his love of fast food and his fondness for the fictional brand of coffee, “Red Apple.”
- Vincent is also known for his conversation with Mia about the “foot massage” scene in “The Forbidden Dance,” a fictional film within the film.
- Vincent’s story is told in one of the film’s five interconnected segments, and his actions have consequences that affect the other characters in the film.
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