Dont make me put my foot in your ass

Rating: Null/10 (15 October 2003)

Possible SPOILERS Ahead
As the release of the highly anticipated Kill Bill is looming nearby, I thought it would be a good idea to watch Jackie Brown, so that i have watched his trilogy.And what a good idea that was!
In a nutshell, the story is about this air stewardess setting her revenge on a small time arms dealer, who placed her into jail. Her method of revenge is to steal the dealer's money, but being under parole, she comes off with a very clever plan. It could be said that the plot is nothing special, and it could be said that is right. However it is how Mr Tarintino changes the simple plot to a labyrinth of sub plots and explaining the story in unchronlogical order which makes it intriguing to watch.
It is absolutely brillant to see that Pam Grier, the queen of blaxploitation movies, is being ressurected for such a good movie. Also I would have to say that she is looking fine for age as well. Samuel L Jackson is just enthralling as Ordell Robbie, the arms dealer, and like in Pulp Fiction, he seems to get the greatest lines. Robert De Niro was good as Louis Gara, Ordell's aging partner in crime, who just got out of jail. Bridget Fonda was only there for eye candy and was not involved as much as should have been. Chris Tucker and Micheal Keaton were good in bit part roles in the film.
In conclusion, it would have to be said that though this does not have Tarintino signature all over the movie, it still has inklings of Quentin's genius inside the movie. The complex plot and the slick gun fire like dialogue, makes you know that you are watching Quentin's movie.