There are several unexpected developments throughout the film, but the biggest lingering question involves the contents of the film's MacGuffin: the briefcase. So what was in the case inPulp Fiction? It's a mystery that's never explained in the movie, and its cryptic nature ha...
Pulp Fiction 1 Marsellus Wallace’s Soul Photo: Miramax Films One prominent theory about the contents of the briefcase proposes that a spiritual item is housed within it. The item in question is Marsellus Wallace's soul.This theoryrelies on several key pieces of evidence. Fi...
Marsellus Wallace. After Vincent verifies the contents of the case, Jules executes one of Brett’s associates, followed by Brett himself for attempting to double-cross Marsellus. After a miraculous escape from a surprise attacker, they accidentally kill their car passenger, Marvin,...
(after Ringo makes the case that restaurants are easy to rob as they are insured, just like banks) and demand Marsellus's briefcase. Distracting him with its contents, Jules overpowers Pumpkin and holds him at gunpoint; Honey Bunny becomes hysterical and points her gun on him. Vincent ...
"PULP FICTION" By Quentin Tarantino & Roger Avary PULP [pulp] n. 1. A soft, moist, shapeless mass or matter. 2. A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper. American Heritage Dictionary: New College Edition INT. COFFEE ...
Howard Hawksonce gave his definition of a good movie: “Three good scenes. No bad scenes.” Few movies in recent years have had more good scenes than “Pulp Fiction.” Some are almost musical comedy, as when Vincent and Mia dance at Jackrabbit Slim’s. Some are stunning in their suddenne...
Jody runs to the desk, opens the top drawer and, in her enthusiasm, she pulls the drawer out of the desk, the contents of which (bills, papers, pens) spill to the floor. The injection is ready. Lance hands Vincent the needle. LANCE It's ready, I'll tell you what to do. VINCENT...
enthusiasm, she pulls the drawer out of the desk, the contents of which (bills, papers, pens) spill to the floor. The injection is ready. Lance hands Vincent the needle. LANCE It's ready, I'll tell you what to do. VINCENT You're gonna give her the shot. LANCE No, you're gon...
ERLE STANLEY GARDNER“At Arm’s Length.”Detective Fiction Weekly, December 9, 1938. Included in the collectionThe Case of the Crimson Kiss(Morrow, hardcover, 1970). The reason I’ve chosen “At Arm’s Length” to talk about is not because it’s one of his better ones, for it isn’...
There are several unexpected developments throughout the film, but the biggest lingering question involves the contents of the film's MacGuffin: the briefcase. So what was in the case inPulp Fiction? It's a mystery that's never explained in the movie, and its cryptic natur...