Reservoir Dogs

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Ronnie Jan 16 The film looked absolutely incredible. See more Shawna R @Shawnarrr Aug 14 Reservoir Dogs is what happens when six criminals meet for breakfast and somehow turn a botched diamond heist into the world’s most violent argument about tipping. The clever banter is razor-sharp, the characters are unforgettable, and every conversation feels like it could end with either a punchline or a gunshot, which, frankly, is excellent dinner-table entertainment. Tarantino takes a room full of dangerous idiots, adds suits, blood, and enough attitude to sink a battleship, and somehow makes you care about every beautifully dysfunctional bastard. Five stars. Criminals have never been this entertaining, and brunch has never felt this dangerous. See more Brandon B @RT84200071 Aug 12 The best QT movie in my opinion. No notes just perfection. See more Chris S @Janomi Aug 10 Reservoir Dogs is excellent because Quentin Tarantino’s writing is so sharp and immediately distinctive. The dialogue is funny, profane, tense, and completely character-driven. The movie can make conversations about tipping, pop songs, nicknames, or suspicion feel just as entertaining as the crime story itself. The contained structure gives the film a lot of pressure. A robbery gone wrong, criminals trapped in a warehouse, and the growing certainty that one of them is a rat turn the movie into a tense breakdown of paranoia, ego, fear, and loyalty. The ensemble is terrific. Harvey Keitel gives the film weight, Tim Roth adds desperation, Steve Buscemi brings nervous energy, and Michael Madsen gives it real danger. Mr. Blonde is unforgettable because Madsen plays him with calm, casual menace, especially in the "Stuck in the Middle with You" scene. Reservoir Dogs is lean, brutal, funny, and one of Tarantino’s strongest debuts. See more J S @RT24063231 Aug 6 It's predictable, I feel that only dorks who pretend to be edgy like this movie. Too Shakespearen too. See more R T @iann. Jul 31 Tarantino has a unique talent with making his characters' conversations feel terrifyingly natural, and this particular skill has always been a fundamental pillar of his strategy to immerse the viewer. The takes are long and uninterrupted, as they should be in this kind of narrative movie. The first film he directed, the first gem he created. See more Read all reviews

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