Jackie Brown 4K 1997 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Jackie Brown works as a flight attendant and moonlights smuggling cash into the country for an arms dealer. Everything is going great until she is arrested by federal agents. She can only stay free by "pawning" the trafficker. The risky girl decides to embezzle half a million and get rid of the arms dealer.

Review 4K Movie

Most likely, this movie is underestimated because of the lack of bloody action, which everyone expects so much from Tarantino. And in my opinion it is even a virtue, excessive violence in this picture would be superfluous. But don't worry, there are plenty of tasty moments in the author's style, without them.

Why is it worth watching?

This is a very subtle quiet movie about the 70s, maybe a little slow, but with this and attractive. A set of interesting colorful characters, a string of seemingly down-to-earth dialogues, the depth of which is revealed in their simplicity and ease, and charming musical accompaniment - all this creates a complete picture of that time.

The movie is about unshakable female strength, represented in the person of a black woman, a stewardess of a small Mexican airline - Jackie Brown, who was beautifully played by Pam Grier, the star of American crime movies of the 70s.

About the power of existing absolutely self-sufficiently and independently, about the one that manifests itself in the details ...

Whether it's a female silhouette in the dark, the gait, which sees Max Cherry in the performance of Robert Foster and for a few seconds before our eyes falls in love with its owner, without even seeing her face. Or the piercing silence that Jackie uses like a weapon to defend herself.

And it doesn't matter what she is wearing - a stewardess uniform or a stylish pantsuit, what she is holding - a cigarette or a gun, we will never realize from her iron gaze that there is half a million dollars in her bag.

It's not just a movie, but also a collection of great music from those years (Bill Withers, Bobby Womack, The Brothers Johnson, etc.).

I daresay that if you love this music, you'll love the movie too!