Jackie Brown (1997) title sequence
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2020
- Title sequence from Jackie Brown (1997).
✇ ‘JACKIE BROWN’ (1997)
Directed by: Quentin Tarantino
Starring: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster, Bridget Fonda, Robert De Niro
Country: USA
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One of the best title sequences in the history of film. The way the title card pops up right when the chorus kicks in gives me chills every time. Then the way the film is bookended by Across 110th Street playing at the end when Jackie drives away and even sings it to herself is so perfect.
same me!
The music in this film plays a very integral role as almost a background character of many scenes. Tarantino utilized the music here as a dynamic way to address scenes. I am ALWAYS floored by when Tarantino introduces Ordell (Sam Jackson's character) as a killer when he frequently plays music in his car before he goes to do his business, starting with the Brothers Johnson "Strawberry Letter 23." It is SO CHILLING.
overreacting, watch more movies
@@joshs1541indeed
God it's so good
Man, theres just something about this opening and the ending to this film i just keep coming back to. Talk about an underrated gem.
I know what you mean...it's a beautiful film
Underrated gem?? Best opening scene ever!
I’m ashamed to say I’ve never seen this movie. I can’t knock it until I try it
Mad TRUTH
100%
Ms. Pam Grier IS GORGEOUS.
Is the real black panther
WAS
Yes!
Beautiful woman
I saw this movie and I fallen in love of her then
God this scene is just framed so perfectly, it’s like they built this airport just for this scene!
Right ? Man you really put that into prospective.. love it
A homage to the opening credits of the graduate it looks like
Tarantino is amazing...every shot in his films is well thought out....so good
Loved Pam Grier in this movie!
So brilliantly put. x
Jackie Brown is a stone cold classic. A hidden gem in films. 10/10.
I've got the original movie poster from 1997 framed up.
same, in the living room
Definitely underrated Tarantino movie
So true you are speaking facts Rena Shok
@@jordanramsey2702 LMFAO ??
Probably my favorite
Even as a massive Tarantino fan I have to say I now understand everyone who says this is his best film.
I saw this movie opening weekend with my GF and walking out we bought two more tickets and immediately viewed it again.
sounds like a great memory
Back when 'Jackie Brown' was released, I went to see it in the cinema with a couple of friends I (as a queer, 20 something white, Welsh guy) watched this opening scene. When I saw Pam Grier gliding along on the traveletor to 'Across 110th Street', so poised, so elegant, so kick-ass, yet so relatable. I was transfixed, it is almost like I felt like I wanted to BE her. From start to finish, watching this film, she was the epitome of a strong female. I remember coming out of the cinema and literally walking down the street (with that track in my head) in time to the music, holding my head high. She became a MAJOR inspiration to me from that moment.
Pam Grier was absolutely perfect for her role in this. She is the (for me) the epitome of what a woman should be. A masterpiece.
Pam Grier (and Tarantino) did a hell of a lot more in this movie than most people do today who eventually win Oscars. It is a great shame this was not recognized other than the wonderful Forester performance. It's such a great, involved film that you actually have to pay attention to to appreciate. It's hard to have anyone watch an entire movie nowadays...speaking as a film professor...students by and large do not want to watch and learn. It's incredibly sad
I'm still gobsmacked that few people seem to have seen Jackie Brown and fewer still like it. When it first came out I considered it to be a titan equal to Pulp Fiction and, quite frankly, I've always liked it better. Everything in this film is fantastic and I have no idea how - a quarter century later - it hasn't yet been popularly reappraised as the absolute masterpiece that it is.
This is such an amazing opening. The subtle power of Jackie's personality when the music picks up and the shot goes wide to show her strutting past the magazine stores, that awesome lucky sudden reveal of the plane traveling parallel to her outside the window. It's been 25 years, this movie is overdue for proper recognition.
For me the best movie of tarantino....
For me too!
Yupp. I hate his style afterwards. Such a drag.
Definitely top 3 for me
This movie got me into Tarantino
The only one he didn’t write, go figure. You don’t like Tarantino lol.
This intro is a masterpiece in itself. No comparison to The Graduate (great film though). Celebrating Pam Grier, elegant foreshadowing (confidence, struggle, victory), perfect music. The dynamic curve (the approach is not that easy after all), when the camera is behind Jackie. A hint of stress in the colleague's face. Then Jackie's back: relief, sovereignty regained. Brilliant.
Marvelous intro. It’s an entire vibe.
I love the splash of colors that hit the screen when the climax of the song hits.
nicely put man! yeah good lord this opening is fantastic
The actress appears, she is standing there, led by a conveyor belt, but her inner fire shakes and burns the screen, and what Bobby Womack sings, in his own way, tells the past of the character and also the actress ("Doing whatever I had to do to survive, I'm not saying what I did was alright, tryna break out of the ghetto was a day to day fight") and figures out future events ("Hey brother, there's a better way out, snorting that coke, shooting that dope, man, you're copping out! Take my advice, it's either live or die, you've got to be strong if you wanna survive...").
We literally go "across 110th Street" from the heart and soul of Grier/Brown.
We are inside it, because this is her story and no one else's.
My favorite opening scene of any movie.
What on Earth was Max thinking, turning down Pam Grier and a bag full of cash Madrid bound. Great film, great acting, great music.
He knew she was just trying to be nice for all his help and probably didn't really want it.
In the final shot of the film in the background you can see Max’s car which changes the entire ending imo
Ikr?!
He's a good guy. You can't blame him for having scruples.
@@peekaboots01 he has a business and he loves her enough to let her go and she loves him due to his honesty that’s why when she drives away she seems happy but is sad and alone and had to leave a man who was honest and loved her for who she was
One of my top 3 fav Tarantino movie's. Thank God for giving us Quentin Tarantino!
One of my all time favourite opening sequences. The titles and the score has been time so so well. Perfect.
Keep coming back just for the title sequence. My favorite Tarantino film.
Yep. The splash of color at the climax of the song 3:24
It's a great visual homage to "The Graduate" that also works on a thematic level for the film itself. Just like Benjamin, Jackie's aimless though she's in an even worse spot given she doesn't have as much of her life still ahead of her and isn't part of affluent social circles like Benjamin.
Jackie is working a dead-end job paying $16k a year with shit retirement benefits on a fast track to nowhere, trafficking money for an arms dealer who would shoot her dead on the first hint of trouble.
Throw in another layer with the incredibly vivid Womack track and you have, in my opinion, one of the greatest openings in cinematic history.
3:25 I love how the splash of color hits the screen with the climax of the song.
good summary ! but I would say the song is at least 70% the cause of this scene's genius quality.. song is SO great I think it would improve any scene..
This intro is cold. One of the best. Very Grand Theft Auto like.
Yes, it's because he took it from a famous movie.
Yeah, tarantino stole it, so you should see the original : the graduate
@@Rafael26926 What you'd call stole, others will call pay tribute/homage. It all depends on whether you're a fan or hater of Tarantino. Dr Dre for example is known as one of the best beat makers and hip hop song creators. Yet if you break down his tracks, its almost always samples and sections taken from other peoples music from decades ago that he revamped.
Yeah he stole it, and he did it better.
@@Rafael26926 Hilarious that people like you don't know what a homage is. He didn't "steal" anything. All your favorite artists have stolen shit too if you consider homages stealing.
Why won't other Tarantino die hards acknowledge what a masterpiece this is ?
Right? Imho it's his finest work!
Recently watched this gem for the first time, definitely one to rewatch.
One of Quentins most underestimated movies ...today a legend..Jackie Brown..2022 love it
This whole movie is pure art from start to finish-- and, my God, what a start, huh?
Great homage to The Graduate
First dialogue heavy with minimal flash and action just great characters, movie I loved as a kid
Certainly his most grounded and mature film. It is interesting that he had this in him at such an early time in his career. I wish he made one more movie like this before he retired from directing.
@@blueonblack83 everything was downhill shortly after this.
My favourite opening to a Tarantino movie.
This and The Hateful Eight are my favourites.
What a song.. brilliantly sung, the vocals r tremendous
I love the majority of QTs films and this is the one I always come back to. So good.
QT's blaxploitation flick. Underrated.
Most goated movie opening sequence
My fave title sequence of all time. Soon as I heard the opening bars of Across 110th Street in the cinema I was hooked
Started watching "Sheba Baby," had to pause and come here. Fantastic, same font and everything. lol
i love the parking lot-scene with Robert de Niro and Bridget Fonda... just epic!
"i mean don't say one fucking word, okay?!"
But your not some weirdo that likes to see women get shot right? lol
Ok Louis
Louissssssssss
@@tome2004 THATS WHAT IVE BEEN THINKING! People always talk about how satisfying melanie's death was and while it was humorous and a good scene it's just giving me lots of incel vibes like men just wanna see women die for no reason 😭
@UC4s2-V-jZotfPtJHrAQWBiA lmao stfu clown 🤡 it's a movie, it's meant to be entertaining, I'd still have laughed my ass off if it was a dude antagonizing Louis
tarantino does this with many walking musical scenes he tells the actors to "feel the beat" in their minds but not to walk to a beat. its the subtle body movements paired with the music but just slightly off that makes it so natural.
Just as a reminder, Pam Grier was 48 years old when this was shot.
yall gotta remember to shoutout miss SALLY MENKE who edited TF out of these scenes. she was the woman who inspire me and many others to really get creative w the editing. may she rest in peace. QT movies were never really the same after her
Yeah, I haven’t really liked anything he did without her tbh
Tarantino has never been the same after Sally Menke passed away. She was 50% of those movies, the one who polished them with flawless style and pace, putting Quentin's self indulgence on check.
Totally agree. Even though Fred Raskin is a decent editor.
Dannnggg! So good that i forgot it was only the title sequence . 👍😉
Congrats to Danny Devito on have been already in a Tarantino film 🤩2:07-2:12
he helped produce pulp fiction
Man, Danny DeVito needs to play a major role in a Tarantino movie
What a star she is!!!
Really loved this film; Grier was an amazing heroine.
She carried the whole movie.
The short guy in the white shirt, black hat at around 2:00 is Danny Devito.
I think this is the best summer movie ever, it doesn't matter if it was shown for the first time in December.
This song is straight 🔥
Very amusing to upload this at the same time as The Graduate.
With all due respect to The Graduate, this makes it look like a piece of shit.
@@jkrycz 😂
the graduate poster is probably where Tarantino got his foot fetish from too
The best movie nd acting. One of my all time faves.
For me the tune to keep on my Playlist 2024 baby!
Back when 'Jackie Brown' was released, I went to see it in the cinema with a couple of friends I (as a queer, 20 something white, Welsh guy) watched this opening scene. When I saw Pam Grier gliding along on the traveletor to 'Across 110th Street', so poised, so elegant, so kick-ass, yet so relatable. I was transfixed, it is almost like I felt like I wanted to BE her. From start to finish, watching this film, she was the epitome of a strong female. I remember coming out of the cinema and literally walking down the street (with that track in my head) in time to the music, holding my head high. She became a MAJOR inspiration to me from that moment.
film gets better with every re-watch
Quentin Tarantino + Elmore Leonard = MASTERPIECE
Elmore gets top billing. He is the genius.
"Across 110th Street" by Bobby Womack is my favorite song is about Central Park between the east side and the west side.
Thanx for explaine this :)
The original Miramax opening had the M moving on screen by itself.
It fit so well with the opening notes of the music that I kept thinking it was the Miramax tube and didn’t think about it fit with the rest of the music.
I haven’t heard this song before.
Solid movie, fabulous opening.
I cannot even imagine the pressure Tarantino must have been under in those days to just sort of make Pulp Fiction 2, but instead, he made this much quieter, very brilliant film (his only adaptation to date), that takes its time to tell a great story and develop great characters. Balls on this guy.
My second favorite Tarantino movie. Just a smidge behind Inglorious Basterds. And one of the top five soundtracks of the 90's, even though most of the songs are from the 70's.
One of the greatest of ALL time ! ❤️🔥❤️🔥👏
Love how he brought back the different tile in the airport in once upon a time in Hollywood
Love Pam Grier, love this movie
Standing on the moving sidewalk at LAX is the slowest way to reach the gates yet she seems to be in a hurry.
sometimes I just watch this, it always takes me away. So good, a Valentine to Ms Grier.
Thank you❤
Bummed that there was no Hoffman cameo 😁
classic tarantino intro
This was a great movie. For me, Quentin Tarantino's top 5 movies are :
1) Pulp Fiction
2) Kill Bill
3) Kill Bill 2
4) Reservoir Dogs
5) Jackie Brown
Kill Bill is technically one film, he just had to slice into parts due to how long it was.
The rest is revisionist garbage!
Inglourious Basterds & Jackie Brown & Pulp Fiction are the best for me...but I like all Tarantino's movies
1.) Jackie Brown
2.) Pulp Fiction
3.) Reservoir Dogs
4.) Kill Bill 1&2
5.) Death Proof
1) Pulp Fiction
2) Reservoir Dogs
3) Django Unchained
4) Kill Bill
5) Inglorious Basterds
6) The Hateful Eight
7) Jackie Brown
8) Once upon a time in Hollywood
9) Death Proof
Great sequence, great song. Watchable over and over.
This scene is everything ❤
Amazing scene
Pam is supremely elegant.
Tarantino movies have best openings
Tarantino's version of a modern blacksploitation movie. Every movie he makes got a historic theme.
Yeah this was definitely inspired by 70s black cinema
@@Lifeoftheparty8290 And it has a very 90s feel. It makes me nostalgic for that decade.
@@checkoutmyyoutubepage Of course it has a 90s feel. It's a movie that was made and written in the 90s 😂
@@J10005 it’s not just that. It’s the car choice. The fashion. The clothes in the department store and the people in the mall. It doesn’t give an 80s vibe at all to me. That’s why it’s an excellent 90s movie.
god, Pam Grier is stunning. about time to watch this movie again.
Pam Grier is beautiful 😍
Pam ❤❤❤ naturally beautiful
You could argue, this opening sequence can tell us the entire story of Jackie. It is brilliantly done!
EPIC📽🎞
Amazing..
La mejor película de tarantino. La numero uno.
Digamos que es su película más personal después de Erase una vez en Hollywood, yo personalmente la coloco debajo de otras que para mi son mejores como Bastardos sin gloria, Pulp Fiction y Perros de reserva, pero son historias radicalmente diferentes así que una comparación es injusta. Pero eso si, es mucho mejor que el cuento para dormir llamado Death Proof
Django >>> o
@@roxas3124 Me robaste el pensamiento jaja, coincido en que esta película no esta en el top de la filmografía de Tarantino, pero no por eso deja de ser buena al tener sus "libertades artísticas" y homenajes cinematográficos típicos del buen Quentin.
What a great opening
That he shoplifted this from the Graduate and nailed it completely different with aesthetic is wild to me
But that goddness! Amazing theme!
The cast of this movie!!! Omg
The casti director name is also Jaki Brown
Quentin Tarantino is, without question, the greatest director/writer of all time. One thing you will NEVER find in a bad Tarantino movie.
Kubrick?
Stanley Kubrick and Paul Thomas Anderson exist...
I might take tarantino still. I'm young tho
I think ALL the directors in the comments and the original comment that people mentioned are amazing in their own way. /hj
Once upon a time in Hollywood was yawn 🥱 fest though
Flawless intro
Imo quentins best movie
Old skool 👍
The most beautiful woman in the world goes on with her life:)
I use to to work at the DIA lision to this when I was going into work 😁 got me thru my day
my favorite tarantino. also LOL at how she just walks by security. that would never happen now.
I love this intro
Jackie Brown casting by Jaki Brown (1:57). Lol.
Let's take a moment to remember Sally Menke. Sorely missed.
3:24 amazing work right here. This is why I come back.
That music yesss
They just don't make movies like this anymore, so sad
Exept Tarantino with his new movie coming this year tho
Whoever is pulling focus here is the real OG
This is one of the 4 Tarantino films I haven't seen. Should I give it a go?
Watch it immediately. May just be Tarantino's best movie even though it's his least flashy. Pam Grier is just so sexy and she has great chemistry with Robert Forster (RIP).
Definitely!!!
This and The Departed for my favourite film openings