Probably Tarantino's best.

Rating: Null/10 (26 August 1999)

I'm not a real big fan of Quentin. Frankly, I see him as being one of the most overrated faces of Hollywood and the prince of swooping other people's ideas. That's just my opinion, but it's also many other's.
Jackie Brown was workable for its decent finale. A wrap-up which is quite different from other Tarantino movies. You came away feeling satisfied with what happens to the characters. (Each one got whatever they deserved, in a good way or a bad way depending on who they were) And unlike other Tarantino movies, the characters here were richly textured, and much more believable then the foul mouthed, Lee-Marvin luvin' thugs in the ladder.

Pam Grier makes a wonderful comeback as a Flight Attendant who is caught smuggling coke and a half a million of her boss' money. The boss is Samuel L. Jackson, who was so despisable and evil as the illegal arms dealer that anyone else in the movie was pixy dust. If she helps the bust, there's immunity on the deal.
Not a perfect movie, but the performances were very good. Overall, nice adaption of Elmore Leonard's "Rum Punch."