‘Batman Begins’ Download and Reviews

December 16, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Crime, Thriller

“Batman Begins” Movie Details

Batman Begins tagline:
Batman Begins - DVD Cover

Batman Begins DVD Cover

Actors:
  • Colin McFarlane
  • Christian Bale Bruce Wayne/Batman
    Michael Caine Alfred
    Liam Neeson Henri Ducard
    Katie Holmes Rachel Dawes
    Gary Oldman Jim Gordon
    Cillian Murphy Dr. Jonathan Crane
    Tom Wilkinson Carmine Falcone
    Rutger Hauer Earle
    Ken Watanabe Ra’s Al Ghul
    Mark Boone Junior Flass
    Linus Roache Thomas Wayne
    Morgan Freeman Lucius Fox
    Larry Holden Finch
    Gerard Murphy Judge Faden
    Loeb
    Directors: Christopher Nolan IMDB Rating: 8.3/10 out of 251,001 votes

    “Batman Begins” Movie Review

    “Batman Begins” Plot Summary

    The story of how Bruce Wayne became what he was destined to be: Batman.

    Excellent Batman

    ‘Batman Begins’ is certainly the best among the five movies of this great hero released in the theaters. After 1776 reviews in IMDb, I do not know what I can write that have not been written before. In my opinion, this film begins wonderful with the director, Christopher Nolan, of the fantastic ‘Memento’, one of my favorite movies. The cast is a constellation, composed of excellent actors and actress: Christian Bale is awesome in the role of the troubled and confused Bruce Wayne; Michael Caine, as Alfred, elegant, gentle and tough, is also perfect; Cillian Murphy, Liam Neeson, Tom Wilkinson, Hutger Hauer are very evil bad guys; Katie Holmes, Gary Oldman and Morgan Freeman complete this lovely cast. The special effects are very good, and the cinematography recalls ‘Blade Runner’, with rainy and dark locations. The story explains the origins of Batman since his childhood in Gotham City. The soundtrack fits perfectly to the scenes. It is amazing to see that there are bad reviews of this movie, which is a very above average entertainment. My vote is nine

    Title (Brazil): ‘Batman Begins’

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    ‘Dark Knight’ Download and Reviews

    December 3, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Crime, Drama

    “Dark Knight” Movie Details

    Dark Knight tagline: Why So Serious?
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    Dark Knight DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Christian Bale Bruce Wayne/Batman
    Michael Caine Alfred Pennyworth
    Heath Ledger The Joker
    Aaron Eckhart Harvey Dent/Two Face
    Maggie Gyllenhaal Rachel Dawes
    Gary Oldman Lt. James Gordon
    Morgan Freeman Lucius Fox
    Eric Roberts Salvatore Maroni
    Cillian Murphy Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow
    Anthony Michael Hall Mike Engel
    Monique Curnen Det. Ramirez
    Nestor Carbonell Mayor
    Joshua Harto Reese
    Michael Jai White Gamble
    Colin McFarlane Commissioner Gillian B. Loeb
    Directors: Christopher Nolan
    IMDB Rating: 8.9/10 out of 404,975 votes

    “Dark Knight” Movie Review

    “Dark Knight” Plot Summary

    Batman, Gordon and Harvey Dent are forced to deal with the chaos unleashed by an anarchist mastermind known only as the Joker, as it drives each of them to their limits. |

    The Dark Knight —- Best Batman Movie Ever.

    I have just come out of the ‘Dark Curtain’ Screening for The Dark Knight in Adelaide, and I’m blown away.

    Nolan’s directing is sublime, the pacing of the movie was so well kept, managing to keep the audience enthralled in an almost 3 hour movie. There were several shots in the film that had me saying ‘Now how in the hell did they do that?!’, Brilliant scores by James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer. Every actor shines, no one person steals the film. I don’t want to say much about it, because whatever is said cannot do it justice, there is enough hype surrounding it’s release, but it’s there for a reason. Top Notch film. Bravo to Nolan and his crew for giving a movie that Batman truly deserves.

    9/10.

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    ‘Miss Congeniality’ Download and Reviews

    November 23, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Comedy, Crime

    “Miss Congeniality” Movie Details

    Miss Congeniality tagline: Unpolished. Unkempt. Unleashed. Undercover.
    Miss Undercover - DVD Cover

    Miss Congeniality DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Gabriel Folse
  • Sandra Bullock Gracie Hart
    Michael Caine Victor Melling
    Benjamin Bratt Eric Matthews
    Candice Bergen Kathy Morningside
    William Shatner Stan Fields
    Ernie Hudson FBI Asst. Director Harry McDonald
    John DiResta Agent Clonsky
    Heather Burns Cheryl Frasier, Miss Rhode Island
    Melissa De Sousa Karen Krantz, Miss New York
    Steve Monroe Frank Tobin
    Deirdre Quinn Mary Jo Wright, Miss Texas
    Wendy Raquel Robinson Leslie Davis, Miss California
    Asia De Marcos Alana Krewson, Miss Hawaii
    Ken Thomas FBI Agent Harris
    FBI Agent Jerry Grant
    Directors: Donald Petrie IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 39,807 votes

    “Miss Congeniality” Movie Review

    “Miss Undercover” Plot Summary

    An FBI agent must go undercover in the Miss United States beauty pageant to prevent a group from bombing the event. add synopsis

    Wonderful comedy, unmissable!

    I absolutely loved Miss Congeniality, it was funny warm and completely likable. The best aspect was the charming and funny performance of the underrated Sandra Bullock as Gracie, in possibly her best role. Gracie is a beautiful woman, but her behaviour like the pig snorting isn’t very typical of women. She is excellently supported by a witty, side splittingly funny script, and some lovely camera-work. (the painting scene was priceless)Not to mention the original plot that never marred the feel good nature of the film. The performances of Michael Caine and Candice Bergen were excellent. But if I had one minor criticism, it would be that William Shatner slightly overplayed his part of Stan, other than that it is a comedy you just don’t want to miss. 9.5/10 Bethany Cox.

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    ‘Mary Poppins’ Download and Reviews

    November 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Family, Fantasy

    “Mary Poppins” Movie Details

    Mary Poppins tagline: See It Again and Again with that Supercalifragilistic Music! [re-release Australia 1976]
    Mary Poppins - DVD Cover

    Mary Poppins DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Julie Andrews Mary Poppins
    Dick Van Dyke Bert/Mr. Dawes, Sr.
    David Tomlinson Mr. George W. Banks
    Glynis Johns Mrs. Winifred Banks
    Hermione Baddeley Ellen
    Reta Shaw Mrs. Brill
    Karen Dotrice Jane Banks
    Matthew Garber Michael Banks
    Elsa Lanchester Katie Nanna
    Arthur Treacher Constable Jones
    Reginald Owen Admiral Boom
    Ed Wynn Uncle Albert
    Jane Darwell Bird woman
    Arthur Malet Mr. Dawes, Jr.
    Robert Banas Chimney Sweep
    Directors: Robert Stevenson
    IMDB Rating: 7.7/10 out of 32,668 votes

    “Mary Poppins” Movie Review

    “Mary Poppins” Plot Summary

    A magic nanny comes to work for a cold banker’s unhappy family.

    Practically Perfect

    Mary Poppins is, without a doubt, the finest non-animated film in the Disney canon (yes, there is lots of animation) and a genuine classic

    I won’t repeat what’s been said in the many fine reviews here on IMDb, I’ll just say that there are a few problems that are glaring and make the film a tad less enjoyable for me: 1. Dick van Dyke’s cockney accent is horrible. He sounds like an American imitating a Londoner trying to imitate a cockney. It’s bloody awful! While I find his singing and dancing admirable and entertaining, his speaking voice is nails-on-slate. Had the producers just dubbed his speaking voice with that of Michael Caine – a real cockney – I wouldn’t find this so annoying. This is tune out number one.2. The film is too long. Some judicious cutting, especially of a couple of the lesser musical numbers, would have been in order. Also, the final boardroom scene in the bank goes on for far too long

    This is outweighed by the utter charm of the whole thing and the near-magical presence of the splendid Julie Andrews – a performer worthy of admiration if there ever was one. This is a woman with talent, incredible personal charm, and true charisma. She is a leading lady, pure and simple. She more than makes up for the aforementioned minor problems for every second she is on screen is magic

    One glaring omission from all the reviews I’ve read is an appreciation of the two ladies who played the elder servants in the household – the American character actress Reta Shaw and the British Hermione Baddley (sp?). Both lend top-notch support and are quite wonderful, especially Shaw, who was one of the most popular and talented character actresses of her era. (She is best remembered for her semi-recurring role on TV’s BEWITCHED and for her presence in most of Doris Day’s films.) Shaw was a skilled song-and-dance performer with a deep voice and commanding presence and a master scene stealer.

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    ‘True Romance’ Download and Reviews

    November 10, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Romance, Thriller

    “True Romance” Movie Details

    True Romance tagline: Stealing, Cheating, Killing. Who said romance is dead?
    True Romance - DVD Cover

    True Romance DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Christian Slater Clarence Worley
    Patricia Arquette Alabama Whitman
    Michael Rapaport Dick Ritchie
    Val Kilmer Elvis, Mentor
    Bronson Pinchot Elliot Blitzer
    Dennis Hopper Clifford Worley
    Gary Oldman Drexl Spivey
    Brad Pitt Floyd
    Tom Sizemore Cody Nicholson
    Christopher Walken Vincenzo Coccotti
    Samuel L. Jackson Big Don
    Saul Rubinek Lee Donowitz
    James Gandolfini Virgil
    Victor Argo Lenny
    Frank Adonis Frankie
    Directors: Tony Scott
    IMDB Rating: 7.9/10 out of 69,386 votes

    “True Romance” Movie Review

    “True Romance” Plot Summary

    Clarence marries hooker Alabama, steals cocaine from her pimp, and tries to sell it in Hollywood, while the owners of the coke try to reclaim it. add synopsis

    This really is the ultimate Quentin Tarantino movie.

    True Romance. Tarantino’s first, and ironically enough most original, movie. Though directed by Tony Scott (Top Gun, Enemy of the State) the film remains very faithful to Tarantino’s original conception. With the exception of the ending and the trademark Tarantino non-linear storytelling being taken out. There are oh so many things in this movie that Tarantino’s later works reference to that it’s like a Tarantino fan boy treat! Which I am not anymore. But during my one year time as a fan boy I did read the script of this movie and this was before I even saw the movie. So this being so very faithful to the script you can imagine how psyched i was seeing this movie. I was not disappointed

    The movie starts off in not so sunny Detroit with our anti-hero Clarence. Clarence lives a very lonely life with comic books, Kung Fu movies and Elvis as his greatest passions. But one day a woman named Alabama comes into his life. They fall in love instantly and armed with a 38 caliber revolver, a suitcase full of cocaine and most of all love, they set off to sunny Hollywood to try to sell it off and live happily ever after

    Many people brand this movie as a narcissistic teenage boy’s wet dream. Well it’s not. This is supposed to be a fairy tale and it so is. I mean he’s a film geek and she’s a hot girl. Well it turns out this hot girl likes movies and comics to so they get married. That’s every man’s dream. Tarantino didn’t set out to make a fairy tale when he wrote it but the changes that Tony Scott made (as small as they were) really changed the theme of the movie and made it lighter and more like a fairy tale. Personally I would have really liked to see what the movie would have been like if Tarantino had directed it

    This is one of those movies which has a wonderful cast. First there’s Christian Slater (….well…True Romance) who plays the character of Clarence very good. Had this been directed by Tarantino in the early nineties the part would have been played by Tarantino himself. Slater plays it with a certain style and this really is his best film ever. I wonder why he doesn’t get better parts in movies. Then there’s Dennis Hopper (Land of the Dead, Speed) who plays his father in a couple of scenes. The whole movie is worth watching just for him. Gary Oldman (Leon, Lost in Space) plays a very cool role as Drexl the pimp. Good old Gary. Christopher Walken has a small role and plays it very calm and cool. Michael Rapaport, (Friends) who we all know from Friends and Deep Blue Sea, Plays struggling actor Dick Richie and gives a solid performance. And last but most certainly not least there’s Chris Penn (rest in peace) as Detective Nicky Dimes. He plays the part with such coolness and style and the film would not be what it is if he weren’t in it.’People have asked me: ‘So would you ever do a romance movie?’ like that’s not what I would do. ‘Well, I did a romantic movie, True Romance.’ ‘No, no, I mean like a real romantic movie.’ ‘Well that is a real romantic movie.’ ‘No, like one without violence?’ ‘Well there’ll be a lot of things in any movie I do that will be contradictory, but anybody who’s a fan of the movie can tell you, the title – True Romance – is not ironic…this is true romance.” – Quentin Tarantino.

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    ‘From Hell’ Download and Reviews

    November 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Biography, Crime, Horror

    “From Hell” Movie Details

    From Hell tagline: Only the legend will survive.
    From Hell - DVD Cover

    From Hell DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Johnny Depp Inspector Frederick Abberline
    Heather Graham Mary Kelly
    Ian Holm Sir William Gull
    Robbie Coltrane Sergeant Peter Godley
    Ian Richardson Sir Charles Warren
    Jason Flemyng Netley, the Coachman
    Katrin Cartlidge Dark Annie Chapman
    Terence Harvey Benjamin ‘Ben’ Kidney
    Susan Lynch Liz Stride
    Paul Rhys Dr. Ferral
    Lesley Sharp Kate Eddowes
    Estelle Skornik Ada
    Nicholas McGaughey Officer Bolt
    Annabelle Apsion Polly Nichols
    Joanna Page Ann Crook
    Directors: Albert Hughes and Allen Hughes
    IMDB Rating: 6.8/10 out of 49,875 votes

    “From Hell” Movie Review

    “From Hell” Plot Summary

    In Victorian Era London, a troubled clairvoyant police detective investigates the murders by Jack The Ripper. add synopsis

    Surprisingly decent Jack the Ripper themed horror flick

    Many interpretations of Jack the Ripper’s allegory have been delineated throughout the horror genre’s past era, and while ‘From Hell’ may not be the best, it portrays the historical events in a satisfactory manner. This particularly accurate account of the London serial killer shifts it’s focus between different sets of people residing in the Whitechapel District in 1888 – most interestingly, a circle of poverty stricken prostitutes who went on to become The Ripper’s unsuspecting victims while an impassive detective works at uncovering the identity of the elusive butcher. Several strewed instances of the killer, behind closed doors, are also eerily shown, as well as the much likely generalization pertaining to his identification and overall motive. ‘From Hell’ is far better from what you would expect from a Hollywood bio-flick, since it hardly embellishes any character or fabricates much of the story; remarkably cultivating a bleak and completely ‘unsafe’ tone throughout. The London streets always covey a feeling of deep menace, even without Jack prowling around, slashing up those rough n’ tumble whores. Johnny Depp, an actor who has never ‘wowed’ to any real extremes, is surprisingly subdued in his role as an opium addicted cop who never really steals the show away, as I initially expected. Heather Graham is way too smokin’ hot, and kind of looks like a fish-out-of-water among all those raggedy hookers, though I needs me some hot, red-headed eye candy every now and again (though she doesn’t get naked, unfortunately). Strangely, the real star here is the dark entity of The Ripper, whom we really only see for short amounts of time, though his presence is strong and the scenes where he entices harlots with grapes and opium laced shots before gouging the hell out of them is creepy… Also a good deal of bloodshed here, though often stylish during the murders, themselves (namely the luminescent flash of a blade in the dark, accompanied by CG blood spatter), the aftermath is pretty gruesome, even if quite subtle, aside from grisly descriptions of vaginal mutilation and symbolic intestinal extraction. Jack’s fifth and final murder, though significantly altered for a moderately happy ending, is brutal looking and anyone who as seen the actually crime scene photos while vouch for that. And be sure to keep an eye out for Joseph Merrick (aka. The Elephant Man) who makes a brief cameo! ‘From Hell’ is a fairly truthful biographical film, despite it’s ‘Hollywood’ attitude, and is well worth a look for Ripper enthusiasts.

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    ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ Download and Reviews

    October 24, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Comedy, Crime

    “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” Movie Details

    Dirty Rotten Scoundrels tagline: Nice guys finish last. Meet the winners.
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    Dirty Rotten Scoundrels DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Rupert Holliday-Evans
  • Steve Martin Freddy Benson
    Michael Caine Lawrence Jamieson
    Glenne Headly Janet Colgate
    Anton Rodgers Inspector Andre
    Barbara Harris Fanny Eubanks
    Ian McDiarmid Arthur
    Dana Ivey Mrs. Reed
    Meagen Fay Lady from Oklahoma
    Frances Conroy Lady from Palm Beach
    Nicole Calfan Lady in Dining Car
    AГЇna Walle Miss Krista Knudsen
    Cheryl Pay Lady with Pearls
    Nathalie Auffret Marion
    Lolly Susi Lady in Rolls Royce
    English Sailor #1
    Directors: Frank Oz IMDB Rating: 7.1/10 out of 18,558 votes

    “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” Movie Review

    “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” Plot Summary

    Lawrence and Freddie are con-men; big-time and small time respectively. They unsuccessfully attempt… add synopsis

    Timeless Comedy

    A wonderfully structured comedy, with a great cast and solid script

    Michael Caine is the best con man in town, until Steve Martin turns up and challenges his superiority. They decide that the first one to con money out of Miss Janet Colgate will have the right to the towns many easy targets

    With the deal done the con is on, and its a battle of wits, between the two men, with a very surprising winner! Hilarious and fresh as the day it was made

    A classic comedy treat 8/10 also watch Heartbreakers, its has a similar theme and is just as good.

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    ‘Is Anybody There?’ Download and Reviews

    October 10, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama

    “Is Anybody There?” Movie Details

    Is Anybody There? tagline:
    Is Anybody There? - DVD Cover

    Is Anybody There? DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Michael Caine Clarence
    Bill Milner Edward
    Anne-Marie Duff Mum
    David Morrissey Dad
    Charli Janeway Guy Who Walks
    Adam Drinkall Stuart
    Garrick Hagon Douglas
    Keith Hargreaves Bus driver
    William Ilkley Barry’s Dad
    Ralph Ineson Mr. Kelly
    Karl Johnson Arthur
    Miles Jupp Vicar
    Michael Keogh Paramedic
    Leslie Phillips Reg
    Ralph Riach Clive
    Directors: John Crowley
    IMDB Rating: 6.9/10 out of 1,441 votes

    “Is Anybody There?” Movie Review

    “Is Anybody There?” Plot Summary

    Set in 1980s seaside England, this is the story of Edward, an unusual ten year old boy growing up in an old people’s home run by his parents…

    Caine at his most able

    I heard this film was moving so I prepared myself for some spillage. Within ten minutes, I was teary – not hose-pipe teary – but I became aware that the tap of emotion was being slowly turned on by the gentle yet persistent hand of pathos. It was during the second scene, when Michael Caine’s eyes spewed forth the wretchedness of despair like an urn pours forth water, that I realised that this performance was Caine at his most able; I fumbled for my hanky and decided to ignore the prickle of anguish just for the privilege of seeing his performance

    If Michael Caine was a piece of jewellery, he would be a 24-carat-gold antique ring encrusted with rubies, diamonds, sapphires and emeralds; each element perfectly contrasting with its neighbour; a unique mixture of the most precious and luminous stones; never losing their appeal yet probably taken a bit for granted; and only really appreciated by few

    In this role, the subtle yet overwhelming brilliance of Caine’s portrayal of a man suffering with dementia allows all the dimensions of his talent to shine. This film is the jeweller and his cloth, and Caine is the multi-talented gemstone, in all his mournful glory, at the heart of it

    There’s no denying that the story is grim. The characters are sad; there is death, decay and dementia in equal measure. It is a bleak yet compelling landscape. The background to the landscape is equally dreary. It’s the 80s in an unremarkable backwater outside Hull; the weather is dull; 90 per cent of the film is set in an old people’s home; our protagonist has dementia; and his best friend is obsessed with the afterlife (to the extent of recording the dying wheezes of the clients). Not really a crowd pleaser, eh? But believe it or not, this film has a lot of humour running through it. Okay, so it’s blacker than Newgate’s knocker but it’s there in spades. Caine’s best mate, Edward, a 10-year-old oddball is as compelling to watch as His Majesty as his hose-pipe gets turned on more than once, and very effectively indeed. He sensitively portrays a maudlin misfit not that dissimilar to the talent bud, Nicholas Hoult’s Marcus in ‘About a Boy’.This film is a really great example of British film-making at its finest – a good script and fine talent – nothing more nothing less. It is also a great reminder that a low budget does not mean you have to compromise on enjoyment. With this film, you get two superb beacons of light radiating out from a good support cast and a true-to-life story about the reality of old age and all the regret that can accompany it. Powerful stuff.

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    ‘Austin Powers in Goldmember’ Download and Reviews

    October 5, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Comedy

    “Austin Powers in Goldmember” Movie Details

    Austin Powers in Goldmember tagline: On July 26th the Secret Will Be Exposed
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    Austin Powers in Goldmember DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Eddie Adams
  • Mike Myers Austin Powers/Dr. Evil/Goldmember/Fat Bastard
    BeyoncГ© Knowles Foxxy Cleopatra
    Seth Green Scott Evil
    Michael York Basil Exposition
    Robert Wagner Number Two
    Mindy Sterling Frau Farbissina
    Verne Troyer Mini Me
    Michael Caine Nigel Powers
    Fred Savage Number Three
    Diane Mizota Fook Mi
    Carrie Ann Inaba Fook Yu
    Nobu Matsuhisa Mr. Roboto
    Aaron Himelstein Young Austin Powers
    Josh Zuckerman Young Dr. Evil
    Young Basil Exposition
    Directors: Jay Roach IMDB Rating: 6.2/10 out of 65,488 votes

    “Austin Powers in Goldmember” Movie Review

    “Austin Powers in Goldmember” Plot Summary

    Upon learning that his father has been kidnapped, Austin Powers must travel to 1975 and defeat the aptly-named villain Goldmember – who is working with Dr. Evil. add synopsis

    Loved it.

    I really really like this movie

    Slapstick at its best

    It is my favorite of the series. It goes over many peoples head and they see it as dumb and corny and they don’t have reality of what the movie is doing

    It is corny and dumb but with genius and Mike Meyers is a genius at comedy and in my opinion this movie is the pinnacle of that genius

    All of his movies lead up to this, his last great movie. I loved it! This movie is all over the place. From a very good musical in the jail to peeing next to the statue

    From the incredibly funny fight scene with MINI ME to the scene with Fuk Mi and Fuk yu

    Very very funny! The Goldmember and Fat Bastard scenes are classics to watch for years to come

    I stated in an earlier review that Step Brother with Ferrel was my second favorite comedy. but I would have to switch that with this one.

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    ‘Jackie Brown’ Download and Reviews

    October 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Crime, Thriller

    “Jackie Brown” Movie Details

    Jackie Brown tagline: This Christmas, Santa’s Got A Brand New Bag
    Jackie Brown - DVD Cover

    Jackie Brown DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Tangie Ambrose
  • Denise Crosby
    Pam Grier Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Brown
    Samuel L. Jackson Ordell Robbie
    Robert Forster Max Cherry
    Bridget Fonda Melanie
    Michael Keaton Ray Nicolette
    Robert De Niro Louis Gara
    Michael Bowen Mark Dargus
    Chris Tucker Beaumont Livingston
    Lisa Gay Hamilton Sheronda
    Tom ‘Tiny’ Lister Jr. Winston
    Hattie Winston Simone
    David Haig Judge
    Aimee Graham Amy, Billingsley Sales Girl
    Ellis Williams Cockatoo Bartender
    Billingsley Sales Girl #2
    Directors: Quentin Tarantino IMDB Rating: 7.6/10 out of 78,778 votes

    “Jackie Brown” Movie Review

    “Jackie Brown” Plot Summary

    A female flight attendant becomes a key figure in a plot between the police and an arms dealer. add synopsis

    Personally, I find it to be Quentin Tarantino Masterpiece

    Sometimes a movie requires more than one viewing. The first time I sat down to watch Jackie Brown, I wasn’t so impressed. I didn’t hate the movie, but I didn’t love it either. I thought it was decent. The second time I watched it, I knew the plot already so I really got to indulge in the characters of the film. And thats exactly what the film is, it’s a character piece

    Those of you who expect an energetic, stylized, violent, comic book-esquire film like Pulp Fiction will not get that from this movie. Its a lot more tamed, and to say the least realistic. I love Pulp Fiction, its one of my all time favorite movies. But I doubt in the real world there would be two hit men in matching black and white suits. The scenarios of that movie, while fun and totally entertaining, aren’t too realistic. Jackie Brown on the other hand has totally real characters that don’t come off as too over the top

    All the actors in the movie are superb

    The lead is played by actress Pam Grier who nails the role. Tarantino again shows you don’t need an a-list actor to carry a movie. Grier plays Jackie Brown, an airline stuartess in her 40s. Samuel L. Jackson plays Ordell Robbie, a gun dealer who uses Jackie to bring him in money from Mexico. Robert DeNiro (in a smaller role for such a big actor) plays Louis, Ordell’s friend who recent got out of jail. Bridget Fonda plays Melanie, a ‘blonde haired surfer girl’ who lives with Ordell. Michael Keaton (my all time favorite actor)plays ATF agent Ray Nicollette who wants to take down Ordell. And Robert Forster plays Max Cherry, a bail bonds man. Without giving too much away, all of these characters in one way or another are all after $500,000 of Ordell’s money. Every character in this movie is great and unique in their own way. But for me, Robert Forster steals the show. Max Cherry is without a doubt my favorite character in all of Quentin Tarantino’s movies

    To some people, this movie is just a crime/heist movie. But to me there is something quite beautiful to this movie. After a few viewings of the film, you will notice that underneath it all, this movie is really about two people. Jackie Brown and Max Cherry. Two people who are middle aged, lonely, and tired of their dead end jobs. Two people that meet in a very unlikely way. Two people that together figure out a way to steal $500,000 and get away with it. Take this movie however you want it. But to me, thats the heart of the movie, and thats why the movie works so well

    In conclusion, Jackie Brown is not a graphic crime story like Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction that preceded it. Nor is it a stylized revenge saga like Kill Bill vol. 1 & 2 that followed it. Instead it is a stand alone film. A wonderfully acted character study. And for me, an absolute gem of a film. It’s Quentin Tarantino’s underrated MASTERPIECE.

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