One of Tarantino's best films Pam Grier and Robert Forster are amazing together
Jackie Brown is a Quentin Tarantino classic that I think often gets overlooked. First off he started with great material since the movie is based off of Elmore Leonard’s book Rum Punch. The film is about a heist and has an A1 cast with Pam Grier as Jackie Brown a struggling stewardess that works for Samuel L. Jackson as Ordell Robbie taking his profits from illegal gun sales back and forth between L.A. and Mexico. Robert De Niro is Louis Gara an old prison buddy of Ordell who just got out and goes to work for him. Jackie gets busted by two ATF agents one day Michael Keaton as Ray Nicolette and Michael Bowen as Mark Dargus and they want her to rat out Ordell. She gets bailed out by Robert Forster as Max Cherry a bondsman that becomes her friend. Jackie and Max create an unlikely couple and try to get her out of trouble with both Ordell and the ATF.<br /><br />This film works on so many levels. First off the actors do an amazing job. Pam Grier just lays down an all star performance. She’s always so calm and collected even when facing prison time talking to the ATF. The next moment she’s got a gun and threatening Ordell who every other person would be afraid of. She and Robert Forster make a complete odd couple and yet it works. They are so at ease when they talk it’s like they’ve known each other for years when they just met. For example, the day after he bails her out Grier is already asking him in her house in the morning when she’s got a bathrobe on and talks about all her problems and her dealings with Ordell. Tarantino also lays down another fantastic soundtrack. Sometimes they’re just amazingly on point like Bloodstone’s Natural High when Forster first sees Grier. He can just see her silhouette and then the lyrics come in, “And I don’t even know you, I don’t know you, Why do I feel this way thinking about you every day.” They are going to have a special chemistry and those lyrics just set that up perfectly. Their last scene together that finishing everything off is something you can watch over and over it’s so good. The movie also opens and ends with Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack. At the closing Grier starts singing the lyrics, “Doing whatever I had to do to survive. I’m not saying what I did was alright. Trying to break out of the ghetto was a day to day fight.” That’s a great description of her character’s situation and how she ends up.<br /><br />The first half of the movie lays out these characters, the second half deals with the heist. Like any good crime flick there are double crosses, twists and turns. Again, everything centers around the Grier-Forster relationship. It’s also retold from different perspectives so all that goes down is explained.<br /><br />This is really a must see film. Everything is top notch from the writing to the directing to the performances to the music.<br />C
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