What's the point?

Rating: 1/10 (7 March 2009)

Initially I was thinking the movie was realistically slow (too slow for today's criteria which I personally like), then the plot seemed that it was not leading anywhere (boredom at maximum). Then at some point, the movie was starting to become a bit more "interesting", slowly, up to the end.
After I saw the movie I was thinking: Now what's the point to see some bad guys-losers who kill each other, because they are either afraid or frustrated? Is it worth 2 1/2 hours of my life to watch them?
This movie is promoting violence in a sneaky way: It makes you like a character which seems good, then he commits a crime, just because he is a bit afraid or frustrated!
And what's that all about "Jackie Brown", the title of the movie and the over-promotion of the character like she was some sort of national or local hero or diva? That was at least naive and bad from a cinematic perspective and from an ethics perspective too.
Conclusion: No, it doesn't worth 2 1/2 hours from my and your life. Avoid and especially don't let your kids watch this movie. It will slowly corrupt their and your subconscious.