Jackie Brown is an Intelligent woman who seems to always know what's going on

Rating: 10/10 (10 July 2007)

Although it was different from the typical Quentin Tarantino movie, I'd say, Jackie Brown gave Quentin another of what I'd call a success. As always Quentin Tarantino had a great cinematography and an astonishing cast. I think the best scene is after when Jackie (Pam Grier) had been taken in and questioned by the F.B.I. Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson) who had known Jackie from business, had approached and entered her house wearing the same gloves and holding the same gun that he used to kill his former client who he had bailed out of prison, just so he could get rid of him. The way the screen had the thick black line in the middle of the screen showing that the bond bailsman getting home to realise Jackie was borrowing his gun.
Ofcoarse the only other scene that met the standard of that one was the end when Jackie had organised the F.B.I agent (Michael Keaton) to hide in the back while Ordell walked into the trap; Jackie lying. Claiming that he had a gun. So the only witness who would testify was shot on the spot. Jackie Brown is a very good movie, definitely worth buying.