Pam Grier plays a flight attendant who is about to face the problem of over-age of professional age, or a gang escort dressed in a flight attendant's coat, responsible for dealing with the liquidity of the gang leader played by Samuel Jackson at home and abroad, like It is a middle-aged female evil star who came out of "Coffey" or "Cunning Brown". She saw through Jackson's hypocrisy and cunning, so Robert Foster, a bail who admired her, planned to blackmail a huge sum of money from Jackson privately, and handed Jackson to the police played by Michael Keaton and others to alleviate their worries. However, because of Jackson's decadent friends Robert De Niro and sex slave Brigitte Fonda joined, things became more and more out of control. Leonard is still a popular novelist after all. The creation based on the principle of earning manuscript fees will naturally not have any in-depth aspects. The natural story of "Jackie Brown" limits Quentin’s free creation, without Quentin’s original script. This kind of flexible and changeable, lack of jumping and breaking point in the story, it seems relatively simple and boring. Possibly because of the strong commercial atmosphere of the film, Quentin gave up the narrative tricks and adopted the most common and popular single-line narrative. In addition to the slightly naughty subtitle reminder, almost no "Pulp Fiction" style was left. The circular narrative or the biographical integration color of "Falling Water Dog". However, Quentin still seems to want to let the audience know who the director of this film is, so "Jackie Brown" is still very chatty, but a lot of dialogue is grafted on the less colorful non-Quentin story, lacking The foothold of the topic and the richness of the discussion have also stretched an old-school street crime comedy that could be described in 90 minutes to two and a half hours, even if the audience watching the film can’t stand the boring characters on the screen. I ran the train and closed my eyes for a few minutes, and I could still understand the film when I watched it later.
Perhaps the biggest success of "Jackie Brown" is that the character of Jackson is still three-dimensional, but because of the flatness and monotony of other characters, this character has become unreal and stupid. Quentin has also entered a not-short period of penumbra because of this film. In fact, at that time, Quentin was still Quentin, but the movie secretly betrayed him like a joke for a little while.
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