Jackie Brown: Where's the rest of the money?
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2022
- Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson), ends up shooting Louis (Robert De Niro) after finding out that most of the money Louis was supposed to pick up from Jackie (Pam Grier) is missing.
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Thank god we're saved from the evil bad words while watching Sam murder Bob
Exactly man
Lol. Yes. Curse words are much worse than muders..
Profanity is worse than violence. That’s pretty woke.
Fuck yeah.
Censorship is pathetic
“ You couldn’t just hit her?” 😂😂😂😂
my fav line
🤣he needed 2 bust sum caps😆
"Maybe. But I--uh--at tha--at that ti--moment--I don't know..."
"Hit the pillow"
Who did he shoot
Ever since I watch this movie everytime a friend disappoints me or does something dumb I tell them "What fuck happened to you? You used to be beautiful". I love Jackie Brown. Very underrated.
You love Jackie Brown but love reciprocated is a gift for your beauty that used to be.
@@gdog3finally dafuq?
I say this to myself every morning. I used to be the most beautiful creature. So full of vanity. Now im the wretched creature who lies before you.
How is this movie "underrated" exactly?
@@randallflagg3700 Hardly anyone talks about it. Online obviously people that know about it congregate. But in the public I don't see a lot of Californians bringing it up.
i love how samuel l jackson is intensely assessing the situation in his eyes as beat by beat his whole scheme falls apart.
Exactly the body language & facial expressions.. tells a story in itself, Samuel L Jackson superior master class acting.. definitely worth his weight in Gold.
I crack up when he says "we don't want that bitch surviving on us, anybody but that woman" 😂😂😂😂
"You light, about 1/2 million, 10". 😂😂😂😂😂
Funniest line 😂
"And then she put forty grand or so in there to rub that shit in my face you know what im saying?"
bernie mac in bad santa "HALF"
The background music in the van, the expressions... everything about this scene is perfect.
I love it when Louis mentions that he saw someone in the dressing department, and keeps talking about without mentioning who it is.
That's sooooooooooo real life. No one will just stfu and say it.
@@aplus1080 One of those brilliant real-life conversation observations by Tarantino.
@@SimhovlaIKR?? He didn’t this anything of It but he wondered what he was doing there but he thought It had nothing to do with them, like maybe he was with his wife or his girlfriend, It’s a big place.
My dad is just like this. Goes on explaining all these details about a point he hasn't made yet. We all need a little suspense in our lives
he knows he fucked up
Haven't watched this film in like 10 years but this scene just blew my mind and I am going to watch the film now. When you watch a film again after not having watched it for years, it's like watching a new film because you're a different person and you're watching it with new eyes. I see so much more in this scene than I did 10 years ago.
It’s not that serious bro
Yes.. agreed. For me it was "Eyes Wide Shut". Initially I was OUTRAGED! Terrible. I even punched the wall leaving the theater! Then YEARS later I rented it from Blockbuster Video. Gobsmacked! Brilliant! Even TCruise was AOK (still not the correct lead for the movie at THAT time).
me too. I see that beneath the surface, this movie is about aging
@@floormop6672 Because I see the film differently now than I did years ago, I'm being too serious? Lol you sound really stupid 😂
It’s like when your friend who used to be the life of the party turned into a old and tired person that no longer has the heart to go out and party anymore.
Love how he didn't care about the girl at all but when the money was short he had to go 😂
I think it was the accumulation of all his screwups: killing Melanie, not confirming they had the total amount, and finally not realizing something was up when he saw Max Cherry (this being the thing that pushed Ordell over the edge.)
Love how he didn't care about the girl at all but when the money was short he had to go
@dani cali You could tell after pulling over that he had to pause and ponder about killing Louis . Wasn’t gonna be easy for him to do .
@@omarrkoroma5164Love how he didn’t care about the girl at all but when the money was short he had to go.
@@jamesroboyle Nope ,he was trying to work out where the cash is, then when his pal said Max was there too it was all over for that guy.
One of my favorite Quentin Tarantino movies. It brings back 90s nostalgia overload especially the mall scene…
This movie was so good man.
Pulp
Django
Inglorious
(My three favorites)
@@dbodooley Quentin Tarantino has too many hits for me to even begin to number them in order of how much I like them lol … but Jackie Brown is one of my favorites because it just fills me with nostalgia over… especially if you a kid that grew up the 90s like I am
Yeah. I love movies about the 90s. I watch them for the nostalgia too. Remember when we used to go to shopping centres and malls instead of having everything that we needed delivered?
@@JMBluecoat8289 The 90s were just a magical time. Everything was just better. Miss those days so much.
The beeps really made this scene complete. Really helped with the flow of the conversation, and weren't the least bit distracting.
Agreed. What was the point in posting this with censorship? Kids aren't searching for Jackie Brown clips.
@@FredBarchetta The point is that days of free speech are almost over... Just perhaps few more left
How the hell did Samuel not win an Oscar? Dude took that character and ran a marathon with it
I said the same thing
He was the coolest cold blooded killer on screen
u know why…
@@seantaylor407 ...because he is gay?
@@seantaylor407 dude blacks are coddled
@Alex Jones What’s understood, don’t need to be explained, not even for the lames, who claim that they don’t comprehend mane
It's crazy Louis thought he was cocking the gun to check to see if he really killed Melanie. But I was like, Nah, bruh. That ain't why he cocking that hammer.
I thought that at first too, that he was checking the bullets to see if the amount matched up with what Louis said, but I was like nah, he checking to see if they're anymore bullets to kill him after he get his side of the story
Incredibly underrated movie. This is my favorite QT movie. Great movie to listen to when falling asleep or working around the house.
Samuel L Jackson's facial expressions between 0:02 and 0:09 are absolutely brilliant - the way he's waiting for Lewis to elaborate on what happened but Lewis just says F-all!!! Brilliant acting!!!
In the 80’s, I knew a blonde surfer chick in Santa Cruz (she didn’t surf), who looked and acted so much like Melanie (bong glued to her lips, loved cocaine, a backstabber, always plotting felonious crimes), that I think perhaps Quentin Tarantino met her.
Uncanny.
Pretty sure there was probably no shortage of women like that lol, but you never know, he's the kind of guy who bases characters off of real personalities...
Isn't that half the population of Pasadena?!?
Uncanny? Not that rare back then. And who didn't love coke in the 80s?
well, although this is more than 30 years. I bet you remember how she looks
@@juniorjames7076 More like Huntington Beach.
This is Tarantino’s most realistic movie. So when I’m in the mood for a Tarantino movie that’s not a “Tarantino movie,” I put this one on
I’m almost inclined to say it’s his best….. almost.
+Greg Bors
Yes, this feeling is mutual. 👍
I thought Reservoir Dogs was the most realistic as far as dialogue and watching Mr. Orange bleeding out like that. Brutal.
Tarentino is at his best when he EITHER writes (True Romance) OR directs (Jackie Brown). When he does both there's no one to edit him and he is too self indulgent. This is definitely his best work as a director. It helps that the book it's based on is fantastic ("Rum Punch" - Elmore Leonard)!
not his screen play i think...certainly based of another work.
I like the scene where Samuel L Jackson closes his eyes and starts to think of what could have happened, for like 6 seconds, as the camera is zooming in on him blotching out everything else around him. And within that time, when he finally opens his eyes again, he has come up with the answer....that it was Jackie Brown
I like this too. It's rare that a movie will take a genuine moment to just let a character think, and show them thinking. And not thinking on the fly. Like "be quiet and let me really think" thinking. Tarantino gets plenty of credit for his talky dialogue but some of his best moments are when he's smart enough to have his characters shut the f up for a minute and let everything breathe a little.
De Niro is so overlooked in this film. He’s in all the best parts
This is his first shitty mediocre, charmless character and he played it just for Tarantino
@@sambas9257 exactly but he pulled it off great
@@sambas9257 just like he is in real life
@@tomstiel7576what you got against De Niro?
@@auser6789 DeNiro no like Trump slobber slobber drool drool grunt grunt
This scene always has me dying DeNiro is spectacular here
lol why'd they shoot the camera from behind his head, u can't even see him
@@ededd3175 yEAH! great scene.
Samuel is better here
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@@williammunny9916 Stop that
One of the best scenes ever. Always gets overlooked.
1:38 is so funny. Ordell is in total disbelief. Loius really messed up cementing even more that he is just a burned out career criminal. Watching this scene really showcases the depth and acting ability of one Robert DeNiro.
There can be nothing more absurd than a clip which bleeps swear what leaves In
the graphic violence.
Yep, murder okay. Naughty words, not okay. Our screwed up society.
Its the woke way didnt you know murder is fine and dandy with those assholes.
@@ralphholiman7401 American back words way
Absolutely F(BLEEP)ING Ridiculous!
@@ralphholiman7401 reckon it’s just so UA-cam doesn’t hear it and age restrict the video
Robert De niro and Samuel L Jackson legends in the movie industry.
Tarantino is a master of casting.
@@Smitty-hr2mg Tarantino and De Niro were butting heads during production, don’t think they’ll ever work together again.
@@DMalltheway I sincerely doubt it, Sam killed Bobby did u get that?
@@lordmountbatten154 I’m talking about future productions between the two.
pam grier, enough said
Jackson’s face after dude said he shot her 😂😂😂 “is she dead “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pretty much.
@@BeezOne84 “What you pretty much, Luis
That ain’t no fuckin’ answer, yes or no, Is she dead??” 🤨
"Man, look at me when I'm talkin' to you!" At that moment, Louis was a dead man.
Louis like, squeeze that mf I been to jail for 10 years you can suck my d talking about you lite a 1/2 mil!
"So what, you left her there??"
"I shot her."
The look on Ordell's face is just priceless when Louis tells him that.
*_John 3.16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. 17 For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved. 18 “He who believes in Him is not condemned; but he who does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that the light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For everyone practicing evil hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his deeds should be exposed. 21 But he who does the truth comes to the light, that his deeds may be clearly seen, that they have been done in God.”_*
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Two of the best actors of this generation right there, Damn that shit hits hard…
The music actually really moves this scene forward. It’s such a subtle touch but it really works hanging around in the background.
Still, my favorite Tarantino movie, with Django a close second. This felt like the kind of movie that could plausibly happen in real life and to see Pam Grier rise like the gorgeous phoenix she was and is...my late father left this movie floatin'! That was his WOMAN and her and Robert Forster were just as good as DeNiro and Samuel L. Masterpiece. Never ever gets its just due in QT's filmography.
Never give someone a gun when they’re mad as hell at you.
That's some masterful acting! What an amazing chemistry between these two 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Absolutely
Only Samuel L Jackson can make Robert De Niro intimidated
Joe Pesci in that desert scene from Casino say hi.
Pesci
It's called a script
No he is too dumb to understand his boss is angry like hell.
"Then she puts forty grand or so in there to rub that shit in my face!" *LMAO!*
I never got this line. She put the money on top so a casual look under the towel would appear to be a bag full of cash.
She put the money in to plant marked bills on their possession, so the police would assume they had ALL the money rather than Jackie Brown after the handoff. If there wasn’t any money planted, then the police would still be searching for the money she had. She also planted some on Melony during the hand-off too, for the same reason.
The world needs more DeNiro and Jackson interactions.
I remember seeing this in the theatre with a couple of friends. They didn’t like it so much. I was like “That was the best movie I’ve ever seen!!!”
MAN LOOK AT ME WHEN I’M TALKING TO YOU
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
2:27 I love that long pause in between the discussion. By this point, he was super pist off.
Samuel and Robert (God I wish they did another together) was so funny here. The whole situation was not, but the conversation, the dialog(Quentin, yes sir) was just one of my favorites in this great movie. Great caper and casting. BTW, payback is a motherf(Goodfellas, remember?).
Ordell was slowly being won over right up until the moment Louis catastrophically admitted seeing Max Cherry. No one told him to say that!!! 🤦🏾♂️
I like how he doesn't put up any fight or resistance after the first shot, just accepts his fate and the second bullet calmly.
Such a great scene. I love this movie.
This movie has always been one of my secret favorite movies. Super underrated
You don't want anybody to know?
Shshshshshsshshsh there not gonna know🤫
I couldn't trust someone who just spilled their beans big time
Who underrated it?
@@KutWrite Don't look at me. I rated it pretty high.
a minute later...
"Damn, I shoulda had him pull the van over a little closer to the bus stop... my feet are killing me."
Just take the van to a friendly place, that's all. Then call Mr. Wolf. LOL
For me this is up there with one of the most underrated movies ever
Not 2 me a fucking classic
When Robbie put his head down to think, I knew he was contemplating a murder.
Steeling his nerves to kill his friend.
"You shot her, twice?"
"iS shE deAd?"
That cracks me up LMAO
Notice he shoots him just like she got shot: chest and stomach
Stomach and under the chin his brain is in the roof
Wow that’s observant I never thought of that 😎
I've always wanted my 6 year old son to see this movie but the cursing in Quinten Tarrantino films are always over the top. Now that I have stumbled upon this glorious edited version both dad and son were able to share this fabulous scene together! I thank you for your work and you made a father and son just a little bit closer as a result!
A 6 year old? Jesus Christ dude.
@@KG-th3crWork on your sarcasm detector
If this performance with two iconic actors like Jackson and De Niro doesnt capture your attention then maybe you're Melanie in the parking lot.
Brilliant.There are no honours between gangstas.All them main characters deserve Oscars.
the back of De Niros head at 3:38 is superb acting when he realises that Max Cherry was in the store, one of QTs best films, sadly under rated except by those who get him
Didn’t the back of De Niros head get an Oscar nomination?
I like when Robie shoots him and Louis looks down at the wound as if he doesn't believe or quite understand what happened.
I love his ramble while trying to explain who he saw, knowing he's being completly honest about what happened.
So many moods in this one scene
Nothing can ever compare to Tarantino's original trilogy: Reservoir, Pulp, Jackie.
H8TEFUL
@@yani2499 Lmao no.
They aren't really a trilogy, but I know what you mean. I thought Hateful 8, Kill Bill, and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood were all great too. Hell, all his movies are works of art. I don't like the man, but his movies are masterpieces.
@@MRKinoUA-cam Hateful 8 is up there lol. Jackie Brown is not even close to Inglorious Basterds.
Once upon a time in Hollywood is his most boring work.
@@yani2499 I always thought Inglorious Basterds was vastly overrated because it has a few great scenes. Much of the movie is just ridiculous and the tone changes constantly.
Everytime i run into a clip of this movie I end up watching the whole thing.
we all do.
He left him like ‘this car is broken let’s walk’
Brilliant acting feels like I’m in the back seat and witnessing all this.
Was hoping he’d take the bag.
Which he did.
Great directing
Who doesn't check a bag that's supposed to have a half a million dollars in it? 🤔😳
I dunno, I guess a fella whose ass USED to be beautiful.
Well he won't make that mistake again......
Always check then double check the contents.
The cool thing is, Melanie had no reason to check it, and by the time Louisssss got hold of it, it was too late.
He used to be beautiful... but actually I doubt that.
Louis.
Only Robert De Niro can look irish, italian and mexican at the same time.
and Greek.
@@inquisitor4635 damn i knew i forgot one XD
😂😂😂
this is such a classic scene
Sam: you light bout half a million 10.
Me: hahahahahah
this scene is up there with the gas station scene from No country for old men, two actors at the top of there game
Discharges a .45 without ear pro in an acoustically perfect, sealed, metal tube, and doesn't even flinch. Gangster.
Sure. I mean it is just a simulation.
No, Hollywood. No clue.
The birds flew Away after the first shot. Nice touch.
"HEY; hey man! You better f'in back off man!" *LMAO!*
“You used to be beautiful”😂
This is how men should break up with women
"Your ass used to be beautiful"
He actually said " Our ass used to be beautiful" meaning they were tight and had something special.
That song is so great!!!
If you had to do it then you had to do it.
Now that, is a great friend! Always supportive, even in the worst situation.
Two genius actors. Bravo 👍👍👍😎😎😎
This is my favorite Tarantino flick! It’s so underrated.
I think that it's his best movie.
@@Auntkekebaby Yes! I agree!
I notice the pedestrians on the sidewalk just magically dissappear and reappear while Louis and Ordell are parked in the van talking 😅
Still love this film and the music.
Thank you UA-cam for making sure young people were not corrupted by the language they used while blowing the crap out of each other
UA-cam didn't bleep it, but I'm sure they would've blocked it if the poster hadn't done so.
Some seriously good acting right there.
Me in this scene: BANG. As I walk away, "I didn't say that was my only gun."
Two brilliant actors.
A great movie. Pam Grier far and away at her best. 😀
these scenes are so powerful, because they can happen if your in this world.
No love, loyalty or honor among thieves.
Ordeal was right, Louis used to be 'beautiful'. He was very sloppy not checking the bag, killing Melanie and then raising his voice to his ruthless "boss" who had the gun Louis used to commit murder moments earlier in Ordell's hand. Oooppss
@@Mustang-bk4ns Di Niro has a special knack and talent for playing dumb stupid thugs.
@@Mustang-bk4ns i don't think he was ever "beautiful" he didn't even remember where he parked the car, i think thats how he got busted robbing the bank and went to jail the first time
Old guy going by at 1:21 made they’re whole hustle.🤣🤣🤣
The birds flying away after the gunshot was beautiful.
Oh God, You did it now. My FAVORITE scene! WHERE is Bobby D's Best Supporting Oscar for Jackie Brown?....,"Hey, Man, you better just back off Man...,"⚡...⚡⚡⚡
if a child is watching Jackie Brown clips, i believe the curses are the least of everyone’s concern lol
"Una miradita de amor, yo quiero de ti." catchy background track.
I bought the Blu ray...so I would never have to rely on streaming to watch my favorite scenes. So worth it.
"Is she dead?"
"Pretty much".
LOL
What a funny-assed flic!!
I love it!😁😁😁😁
Nobody but Samuel L. Jackson could play that role! He is PERFECT in that role!
Samuel L Jackson Is The Funniest Man Live 😂😂😂😂😂
Funny how DeNiro described shooting someone in the chest and stomach and he is shot in the same manner.
I recommend everybody who loves this flick read Rum Punch by Elmore Leonard. Makes you realize just how good an adaption this is, Tarantino really brought the characters to life as the are in the novel. Even the whole atmosphere and everything.
That 1st gunshot scared the hell out of me with these ear phones on 😂
Masterpiece of great genius of cinema! My favourite movie of Tarantino
The mid 90s was so good for movies like this.
"You saw Max Cherry"!!!!
0:55 music from 1973 Blaxploitation movie "Coffy" starring Pam Grier.
Roy Ayers "Escape" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack "Coffy"
Amazing movie, gets better with age ,what a scene what a scene, forget about it.
Its crazy to to see the wheels moving in Samuel's head when he finally decides to off Deniro. Cut your losses.
And he made the decision the moment the van stopped.
@@Mario_N64 nahh he made that decision the moment he checked the bag & realised money was short, the trust had gone... Louis was no longer reliable.
@@negroantonio28 jail made Louis soft.
@@Mario_N64 either way his ass used to be beautiful
@@negroantonio28 he made that decision the moment he got in the van
"MAN LOOK AT ME WHEN IM TALKING TO YOU" 😂😂😂😂