The Best of Tarantino? Nah! Super fun? Damm straight!

Rating: 9/10 (15 April 2013)

It's the best of Tarantino? No it is not! It's extremely fun? A LOT! Jackie Brown is the 3rd feature film from the master Quentin Tarantino, and can once again prove their writing skills and originality, and an unforgettable cast. The story looks a bit like Pulp Fiction, Jackie (Pam Grier) is a black stewardess 40 years, with life unstable financial environment, at least in this work. Because secretly she's a drug dealer and exchange money, she works for the "famous" arm's dealer Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson), the most dangerous and ruthless leader of the crime (and extremely entertaining) anyone can know. On a normal day of traffic, Jackie is caught by two DEA agents Ray (Michael Keaton) and Mark (Michael Bowen), before being arrested both agents offer Jackie the chance to have all his clean criminal record in helping arrest Ordell . Between being perpetually stuck or open your mouth and be killed by Ordell, Jackie sees only a chance to enjoy this little game of intrigue. The entire movie, like any Tarantino movie, is filled with intriguing dialogs, what is most striking is that the film manages to be extremely fun just getting the dialog, and the plot twists than any movie Tarantino has. But this was the first film I see that Tarantino takes mild violence. It is violent? It is, but is not that awesome bloodbath of the other Tarantino's films. The cast is also formidable, Samuel L. Jackson BADASS as always; Pam Grier excellent as Robert Forster; Robert De Niro does not give his best performance, but he still shine as the temperamental junkie Louis Gara. Not the best of Tarantino, but it is really entertaining from start to finish, keeping the good spirit of the films of the great Master.