Pulp Fiction is full of intentional loose ends and mysteries, with the biggest talking point being what was in the briefcase. The briefcase functions as a “MacGuffin,” a plot device used to push the story forward. But for those who know their movie history, it’s clear that Tarantino references a film noir classic with the briefcase. When Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) and Vincent (John Travolta) first recover the briefcase, a glowing light can be seen, with everyone who looks inside the briefcase becoming mesmerized, though the camera never shows the contents, even by the end of Pulp Fiction.
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