Back when Bob was an OK actor and tried playing a tough guy in real life, but it backfired on him😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Heather Graham’s sister was the cashier (same exact voice). Lousy actress, though. This is my least favorite part of the film, only because of the acting, and the continuity is off in some parts. I’m sure it’s a tough scene to shoot - I guarantee in hindsight, QT thinks he could have done better.

you shot melanie?!

My favorite QT film. (Not his best, mind you, but my favorite)

- "Cash or cheque?" - "Chash"

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I've watched this movie so many times and I'll never understand how the exchange works!

Lovvvvve seein those tits bounce on Melanie (Bridget Fonda) in the parking lot 1:54--2:02

Money exchange couldn't work today because we have surveillance cameras in department stores 😆

Is jackie driving the honda that butch crashes in pulp fiction??

Louis did the world a favor when he greased Melanie.

Ordell was the Heighsenburg of guns.

Robert DeNiro is way too funny 🤣.

Tarantino’s tamest & most subtly made film

Ive always liked the Louis role for Deniro. The dull, dim criminal is a departure.

WONDERFUL FONDA ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

You can create some more false identities and pay my invoices like you have the bitches in your crew do. But I won't even give you the chance to do so. Even though you basically beg me. I'm retired. : )

Pam Grier did a FANTASTIC JOB as Jackie Brown, but i think an EVEN BETTER choice shoulda been Queen Latifah as Jackie Brown. & i personally think a better choice for Louis shoulda been Tim Roth, & a better choice for Ms Melanie shoulda been Alicia Silverstone, or Uma Thurman.

8:35 Where is sun? :P

We never see Sheronda. She was there though, right? If the plan had happened as Ordell expected, wouldn't Melanie have booked out of there with $550K? Sheronda would have had nothing, and what would have been Jackie's explanation to Ray with the ATF?

shame Bridget Fonda left the movies.

Love the movie but pulling that off would be very unlikely in real life. Maybe more likely back in ‘97 in a world before 911, the security state, etc. For DeNiro to shoot Bridget Fonda in a crowded mall parking which usually has security and in broad daylight is so over the top reckless and unlikely, especially after they were just in the mall together, all over security footage. The cops in real life would never believe Pam Grier and let her go free. There’s no way Samuel Jackson wouldn’t have instructed DeNiro to check the bag to make sure all the money was there before they left Pam Grier. It’s highly unlikely a salesgirl wouldn’t go into the dressing room to fetch the “beach towels” and put them aside for whoever may have left them there. Robert Forster may not have had success gaining permission to retrieve the towels. Too many risky actions for half a million dollars. The movie is still great, you just have to suspend your own logic.

Epic….Timeless Happy New Year 🎊 a year for the better , I hope 🤞 I don’t think so …but hope can never leave your soul, because that’s a sign of deterioration of the trifecta Mind->Body->& Soul. 🫡

The music that they used during the exchange scene is the same exact music when Luis is telling his whole story in Ant-Man

"Get to hands from around my neck, nigguhhh" (click) One of the baddest ass lines ever uttered

It always sort of annoyed me that the sales woman was so lazy she sent Max in the women's dressing room instead of running in to grab the bag of beach towels herself and giving them to him.

My favourite Tarantino 100%

I still don’t understand the how and why of this whole scene. Can someone explain it?

I've seen this movie a million times and until now, I never paid attention to what was going on on the right hand side screen. Confirmed....nothing was really going on there, except the getaway ^^

If the ending scenes both happened at the same time, which are Max Cherry and Louis leaving, then isn't Max Cherry supposed to hear gun shots?

awesome editing. i love the feel of the split screens. so 1970s.

Bridget Fonda was a gorgeous woman!

Love this film . I really thought both Pam Grier and Robert Forster both should have got an Academy Award for the most likeable couple ever in a film . One award for both of them would have been lovely .

In my opinion as a "filmhead" Quentin should've shot all three actors at one time so they could be shown doing the SAME movements at one time. if you shoot it at 3 different times you're not doing to move the same movements you did in the previous shots it's not possible. Should've been shot all at once...

Best sequence in the best movie by Tarantino. Generally not a qt fan but this is genius.

De Niro’s ‘cunt’ under his breath is so well timed

Back when mallsvwere cool.

This has GOT to be one of my favorite videos on youtube. it's why this website exists

Such a boring movie. Sorry but near 3 hours long and nothing hardly happens other than this money exchange. Painful to get through

Jackie was doin recon on the scene prior to the exchange. Jackie knows Melanie's type. Jackie knew they would be late. She knew Melanie's temperament, spoiled, entitled, reckless, mouthy...when cash this big gets moved, Jackie knew someone would be killed. She didnt account for Ordell killing Louis, but she got them all out of the way. Brilliant.

hey its the vaccum repair guy

Terrible movie

Love this movie. LOVE Pam Grier.

My point of view Melanie was not needed for the money exchange

Why was Louis acting crazy

Probably the purest and most efficient movie Tarantino ever made. It's top of my top 3 for his movies in any case.

melanie,,what a piece of ass..wow

Even though this is the highlight of the movie, this is basically spending 20+ minutes to explain a slight of hand trick you can learn in 4 minutes. But that's part of the secret to Quentin's success - it's low brow entertainment that makes people feel smart. It doesn't hurt that people of high intelligence are as easily tricked as the dumbest of the dumb, so the Eberts of the world are as similarly amazed as the critics from the Fall River Herald News.

The best tarantino and I am not even his fan.

VERY cool video! My favorite Tarantino film ever. I even named my pit bull Jackie Brown. Seriously I did. Great film and a great soundtrack. This is fantastic! I have never seen it like this before. The timing on the gun shots how Max looked up immediately following the second shot as though the echo of the first just reached him like he hears the shots and looked back for a second. NEVER would've out that together without this video! Thanks!