Jackie Brown

Synopsis

Jackie Brown is a 1997 crime thriller film directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Pam Grier in the titular role. The story follows Jackie, a flight attendant who gets entangled in a risky money smuggling operation orchestrated by a ruthless arms dealer and two federal agents. With twists and turns, Jackie navigates a dangerous game of deception to outsmart both sides and come out on top. Filled with Tarantino's signature style of non-linear storytelling and sharp dialogue, Jackie Brown is a gripping tale of crime, betrayal, and redemption set against a backdrop of memorable characters and unexpected outcomes.

Cast

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  Pam Grier

  Jackie Brown

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  Samuel L. Jackson

  Ordell Robbie

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  Robert De Niro

  Louis Gara

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  Bridget Fonda

  Melanie Ralston

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  Michael Keaton

  Ray Nicolette

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  Robert Forster

  Max Cherry

Reviews

Jackie Brown received critical acclaim upon its release, with many praising Pam Grier's powerhouse performance and Quentin Tarantino's masterful direction. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a solid 88% rating, stating "Jackie Brown is a stellar example of Tarantino's unique blend of violence and wit." IMDb users rated the movie a respectable 7.5/10, highlighting the strong performances and intricate plot. Metacritic also gave Jackie Brown a score of 64/100, praising the film's noir atmosphere and character-driven narrative. Variety called it "a stylish and character-rich thriller," while Roger Ebert described it as "a film noir for the '90s, steeped in '70s cynicism." Overall, Jackie Brown is hailed as a classic in the crime genre, known for its compelling story and memorable characters.