Tarantinos Best: Pure Genius Film-making

Rating: 9/10 (1 September 2009)

Without any doubt, Pulp Fiction and other nonlinear films from Quentin Tarantino have been groundbreaking and magnificent to say the least, but Jackie Brown shows the brilliance of Tarantino in all colors. His endowment in writing and directing simultaneously in films is pure bliss, and is shown extremely well in this film.
The character development from every single major role is brilliantly put together, even with the small amount of nonlinear events, they all coincide in amazing manner. The development in the roles of main characters Jackie Brown (Pam Grier), Ordell Robbie (Samuel L . Jackson) and Max Cherry (Robert Forster), are much more accessible if there is previous knowledge on Tarantino's style, but even without it can be appreciated by all cinema-lovers. Not only with those characters, but with all. Not left out is the struggle and hard earned validity of each role, which encapsulates many different personalities of charisma, and also much exigency when handling situations that this movie absolutely encases.
Once again, Tarantino absolutely nails the edge-of-the-seat viewer detail, capturing the ins and outs of human nature in crime fighting, gangster fueled situations. It is hard to pinpoint a favorite, or best Tarantino film ever made, but Jackie Brown is absolutely a candidate.