*Reservoir Dogs* is SO CINEMATIC!!
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Original Movie: Reservoir Dogs
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The rat is revealed in the diner scene. As soon as the boss asks who didn’t tip, the rat points out Mr Pink didn’t. Love this film
I’ve seen this movie no less than 15 times and I’ve never noticed that!
See this is why I watch reactions. I learn so much
There’s also another clue when Mr White and Mr Pink are talking in the bathroom. There are some jugs behind them. There’s a white jug and some orange jugs that are separate from the white jugs, indicating Orange is not part of the group.
Thank you for posting this from the Trivia section, ass
"I burried Paul"
30ish years later and I still can’t listen to the song “Stuck in the middle with you” without picturing someone getting their ear cut off with a straight razor
truly iconic. Just a sinister and harrowing scene, I wince just imagining the pain after he gets the wound doused in gasoline, too.
The best part about it, when you ask anyone after seeing this movie, they swear they saw a guy get his ear cut off, but they never actually show it, it's what you don't see that's the most traumatizing.
Same here. Or hearing Charlie from always sunny say “you man be a man. You may be a leprechaun. But one things for sure: we’re gonna see if you bleed green”
I'm a sound engineer and the song often ends up on post show playlists so I'm always doing mr blondes weird shuffle dance while wrapping cables on the stage
Yes! Still love that song though fosho
Michael Madsen once talked about how funny it was when families would come up to meet him. The kids would always be thrilled because they knew him from Free Willy, while the adults were always wary because they knew him from this. 🤣
It's a testament to Michael Madsen's versatility as an actor he can play such a sinister psychotic monster like Mr Blonde one year after playing Susan Sarandon's supportive boyfriend in Thelma & Louise, and then play a loving foster father one year after _this_ in Free Willy
In Tarantino’s universe, Mr Blonde is John Travolta’s character in “Pulp Fiction”’s brother.
Better yet Mr White (Lawrence Dimmick) and Quentin's character (Jimmie Dimmick) in Pulp Fiction are brothers
Another connection, that may be just a coincidence, is that Mr. Blonde's parole officer is Seymore Scagnetti, which is also Tom Sizemore's character in Natural Born Killers (which Tarantino wrote).
No coincidences I am sure. All of T's movies are in the same universe.
Personally, I like the fan theory that Sam Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction leaves the crime life, disappears to Texas as a traveling musician until, as an elderly piano player at a church near El Paso, he is gunned down at a wedding rehearsal.
@@alnmathew Mr. White mentions someoned named Alabama as well, but I don't think its Patricia Arquette's character from True Romance.
also in that universe, Mr Pink is actually the Buddy Holly impersonator waiter in Pulp Fiction ......and those diamonds that was stolen on Reservoir Dogs makes an mysterious appearance on Pulp Fiction (hint: what's in that briefcase?)
Tarantino is the master of mundane conversation that brings us into the characters’ world. 😎👍
12:17 Tarantino has its own universe.
Vic Vega (Mr. Blonde) is the brother of Vincent Vega (Pulp Fiction).
Vega's P.O. is Seymour Scagnetti is the brother of Jack Scagnetti (Natural Born Killers).
And all of the rest of Tarantino's movies have this crazy crossovers between them.
And Pam Grier 20:15 played the main character in Jackie Brown.
She wasn't that mean
JK I knew what you maint
I wondered about the scagnetti name
Absolutely wild that Tarantino went from working in a video store to making this as his first film in almost no time. The raw talent (and luck) required for that to happen is incredible
Your ending analysis basically describes all of Tarrantinos movies. They're 80% plot and dialogue and 20% action. But the few bits of actions they have go from 0 to 100 unnaturally quick.
Harvey Keitel was the key to having this film made. The studio said they had to have a “name” actor in the film or they won’t make the film. Harvey stepped up to the plate and believed in Quentin.
didn't he also accept a severely reduced fee just to make sure it happened?
@@MrHartApartHe did alot with Quentin to make this movie a reality. Seriously above and beyond.
@@MrHartApart He also paid for Quentin and a few other key members to fly to new York and do another round of casting. As far as I know and if I'm remembering right that's how they got Buscemi and a few of the other cast members.
And he joined as a producer to help raise the 1.5 million dollar budget, Quentin was originally gonna shoot with less than $40,000, guerrilla style
I love the detail in this movie that Mr. Pink, the only guy's real name we never learn, the only one who stays professional is also the only guy who lives.
Turn the volume up and listen to the last scene. It's off camera but you can hear Pink get in a gunfight with the cops, who then come in and shoot White. Most likely Pink is dead by the end too.
Her reaction cut off, why is he Mr Pink?
Watching you get nervous BEFORE _the ear,_ the tension building second by second and then BAM, you just got Tarantino'd, lol.
They filmed a special effect for the ear, but determined it was more scary to let your imagination do the work. Stuff like that is why Tarantino is a genius.
Reservoir Dogs was an absolute anomaly when it came out. I remember I had just turned 20. And I swear, there was at least a month where I couldn't go to any of my regular hangouts without encountering a Reservoir Dogs discussion.
Quentin Tarantino came out of nowhere with a name that sounded like an iconic director and a debut that played like the beginning of an iconic career.
This 29 year old video store clerk who never went to film school made a heist film with no heist and dialogue that didn't sound like anything that had come from Hollywood or indie cinema before. And did so on a shoestring budget with an ensemble of virtual unknowns.
Even Harvey Keitel, who was the biggest actor in it, was "That one guy who was in that one movie." Two years later, Pulp Fiction changed 90s cinema by spawning countless embarrassing Tarantino rip-offs from both indie and major Hollywood studios. Reservoir Dogs was revolutionary.
Tim Roth was so covered I fake blood, he got physically stuck laying on the ramp 😆
Big props to the cop in this, he KNEW who the a mole was, was beat up, had his ear cut off, and almost sit on fire, and he never gave them up… dude is a stone cold badass
Yes!!! Dude was a rookie and still didn't give him up in the face of death... legend... always been one of my favorite things about this movie
This movie and Pulp Fiction left me speechless for like 5 minutes afterwards, contemplating what I just watched. I'm trying to get my dad to see this movie, so tell him to do so. NOW! I'll send you his Geocities address.
Imagine me seeing this for the first time when I was a kid. This movie was SO not suitable but I loved it. I didn't understand how well made it was till I was older but it definitely stood out just like 'lock stock two smoking barrels' did. Literally defined an era for me. It's great that there's still people experiencing it all for the first time! Your commentary made me appreciate the movie more as so much is shared along the way. Nice one!
lock stock and 2 smoking barrels is also brilliant
This and kill Bill are by far the best examples of Tarantino's work. Quality drama quality comedy and quality action all perfectly wrapped in phenomenal dialogue.
Not sure if you heard it, but Mr. Pink also gets it when he leaves after the shoot out in the garage. You can hear it in the background.
People never seem to know this.
Quentin’s humble beginnings. I love all the stories about the making of the film.
Note: the parole officer mentioned "Seymour Scagnetti" is the brother of Jack Scagnetti from Natural Born Killers
18:36 Because Quentin Tarantino is a Master Story-Teller.
19:41 He also curates some of the finest Soundtracks in Cinematic History.🤘
20:02 Who wants to tell her? 😁😉😇
Not sure if anyone else picked up on this or didn't known but Vic Vega is actually the brother of Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction
Classic,absolute classic. If you were a teenager when this came out or you were a teen and saw it a couple years later this was like The Breakfast Club for people who were grade school kids when Breakfast Club came out. I don’t know if that makes sense but I’m sure it does to someone😂
Fun Fact: Tim Roth who plays Mr. Orange is actually British. He worked really hard to get his American accent and the woman in the car who shoots him is played by the speech therapist who helped him do it.
This and Pulp Fiction made Tarantino one of my all-time favourite film-makers, and I've never looked back. And one of the awesome things about this one is that it could fairly easily be turned into a stage play (probably split-stage, the flashback side being smaller).
20:12 - Fun fact: Pam Grier would go on to be the main star in Quentin Tarantino’s 3 rd film, Jackie Brown.
MASTERFUL FIRST MOVIE! Yes I was shouting that.
RIP better call Saul reaction video been waiting for 3 week's (:
I was thinking the same😂
While filming, they had a trauma nurse to help them depict the real amount of blood that someone would bleed out from a gunshot wound in that spot over that period of time.
Edit: There ended up being so much fake blood used that at some points, they had to nearly scrape the actor off the concrete from the fake blood drying like glue
Up next can you react to Pulp Fiction? Fun fact: the character Vincent Vega is the brother of Mr Blonde (Vic Vega, the man who was torturing the cop). Tarantino wanted to make a prequel to both movies (Double V Vega, but the project was cancelled because both actors were too old to play younger versions of themselves). Instead, Both pulp fiction and Reservoir dogs are both connected
Quentin tarentono has a rile in all of his movies! 🤘🏼
One funny thing to remember... when they are talking about Madonna in a crude way, her brother-in-law is sitting RIGHT THERE! Chris Penn is the brother of Sean Penn who was married to Madonna for a few years. 😊
At the time the film was made, he was an ex-brother-in-law.
I can't believe I never thought of that!
This has become my favorite reaction channel. I love her personality
🔥 + Quentin Tarantino 🔥
★ *Pulp Fiction* (1994) _John Travolta , Uma Thurman & Bruce Willis_
★ *Inglourious Basterds* (2009) _Brad Pitt_
BONUS TRACK
🔥 *Desperado* (1995) 🔥
/starring Antonio Banderas , Salma Hayek , *Quentin Tarantino* , *Steve Buscemi* & Danny Trejo
Directed by *Robert Rodríguez*
and then the sequel
★ *Once Upon a Time in Mexico* (2003)
/starring *Antonio Banderas* , *Salma Hayek* , *Johnny Depp* , *Willem Dafoe* , *Mickey Rourke* , *Eva Mendes* , *Enrique Iglesias* (Pop singer) & *Rubén Blades* (Salsa singer)
Directed by *Robert Rodríguez*
,
From dusk till dawn?
There need to be more Desperado reactions.
Orange (the fruit) in movies means disaster .. Tarantino 100% knows about this symbolic
I hate that this movie ruined Stealers Wheel's "Stuck in the Middle with You" for me.
More people know that song from this movie than from when it was first popular. It's now the ear-cutting song.
Josh, Reina, Tucker, and Toni won it back.
I think you mean improved 🤣
Beautiful. Not bad for a debut film, but I don't think the Director will go very far in Hollywood.
"Why am i Mr. Pink?"
Cause you're a f****t alright !
Harvey Keitel is truly a legend. Hes been in Taxi driver, The Irishman, Pulp Fiction and this movie.
He is Tarantino's and Scorcese's fav
Also hes been in mean streets. scorsce's first movie.
Wasn't he in Mean Streets?
@@tonyhoable Yeah. its his first movie I think.
My favorite tarintino movie by far. Technically it's not his best but it's just so classic and break neck paced. Men screaming and killing each other for an hour and a half
Yeah this film is all about the dialogue, it's so well done
I've always thought pulp fiction was Quentin's homage to a couple of early Stanley Kubrick films, Dr strangelove, and The Killing! And a movie he named his production company after, A Band Apart. So I'm writing this to give u some pre pro tips, leading up to pulp fiction, so it's more about Quentin and his earlier credits, particularly reservoir Dogs! Before this, Tarantino had writing creds for Dusk til Dawn with George Clooney and True Romance! Which is a movie about himself being a video store clerk, but turning Hollywood fantasy!
True Romance is action packed, completely unreal, and totally star studded! He also did co writing/directing with Robert Rodriguez on The Mariachi , with Antonio Banderas and Death proof, with Kurt Russell!! He often has dialogue heavy movies, and long segments in them, where actors seem to be out of character, and having a discussion in various life circumstances, like the breakfast scene here, or in reservoir Dogs, or the foot massage scene in Pulp Fiction here! Pro tips, Vic Vega from reservoir Dogs is Vince Vega's brother from pulp fiction! Eddie bunker as Mr Blue was a former Bank robber, who went to jail, and started writing crime stories, while in! Mr White put up 5 mil to get this movie made, so he could play Mr White! James Woods was up for either Mr White or Mr Pink roles, but his manager didn't give him the script. James fired him! Sam Jackson was supposed to play the role of the black dude undercover cop, but Tarantino said, wait im writing another part for you, which became Pulp Fiction! If u watch his movies, he uses the same actors over and over! Sam, harvey, Tim, and others, in several of his movies...Sam the most. This, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Hateful Eight, and a voice in Inglorious basterds. Nobody liked the Boss, most of the other actors wanted to beat his ass! He thought he was old school Hollywood royalty and above the other actors. Like several of his other movies, this is based on an old Japanese samurai story, about a group of samurai who get slaughtered in a revenge ploy. The few left realize, one of them is a traitor who tipped off a warlord. Also, search up, Reservoir Dogs posters....there are so many iconic shots from this movie, I have 4 posters as wall art!
U may not like his language all the time, but in private moments, street level , homey folks, rednecks, the brothas on the corner, on the block, the crazy chicas....u know they be talkin to each other like this. The moral of this story? Always know the drugs u are about to take!😅
Also yes, Quentin has foot fetish! So in a way, Quentin lied...he daid he would only direct 10 movies. But if u add up movies he had a bit of writing or director time in, u have to add. True Romance, Death Proof, The Mariachi, and Dusk til Dawn.
Pro tip....the OD shot scene, he has 2 board games on his table...life and operation! Since his 70s tv show, Welcome back Kotter, through every movie he did through the 2000s, Travolta always did a dance scene!
The “stuck in the middle with you” scene is so iconic 😂 Charlie even does it on always sunny when he traps a leprechaun in the basement 😂😂❤
It was written masterfully on a low budget :) This is Quentin Tarantinos irst film.
Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown now ! Jackie Brown is played by Pam Grier whom was mentioned in the wacko glue story in this film. She was in a lot of Blacksploitation movies in Grindhouse cinema (cheap amateur movies for drive-in and independent cinemas in the 80s).
Wrong decade, 70s. The eighties were the decade of Arnie and Sly explosionfests, and a lot of great sci-fi and fantasy movies.
Your face at 20:05 has to be on your T-shirt merch.
This film was initially a bit of a sleeper hit. I remember hearing about it to some extent at the time, but it wasn't in the pop culture yet. But it was when PULP FICTION showed up that people went looking for it and the rest is history. But apparently, it's an even bigger pop culture presence in the UK.
It only took this and Pulp Fiction to cement Quentin Tarantino in cinematic history, as a master of the post-modern, of seamlessly and beautifully incorporating the mundane into cinema, while crafting great fragmented plots that weave an impeccable story. And then you see it again, and again, in his films. Not every film is spectacular, but they are all worth exploring.
You said, "WAWA"! We must be close!
Pretty sure Mr. Pink got away - the shots outside come before the shouts. Saw this in the theater whenever it came out - 1991?. Blew me away - totally original (despite the accusations that Tarantino ripped off the story and details from a Japanese film).
I don't think Mr pink made it out alive with the money
The first time I watched this film it was on VHS tape. At the end of the tape it auto-rewound and the movie started over again. I watched it all the way through again right then without taking a break. I had never seen anything like it.
This movie feels like a play
Your hair, nails and cute little necklace are on point today.
If you pay close attention, at the beginning conversation, there is a bit of foreshadowing based on how each character reacts to the tipping ordeal.
Movies did not talk like this before
Rewatch it. Don’t ask me why, just rewatch it! It’s a great movie
Watch Harvey Keitel again in Cop Land. Sylvester Stallone, Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro & Robert Patrick. Incredible cast in that movie.
There might not be a director whom's work I enjoy as much as Tarantino's. Not only is it unique, it's just so captivating and good no matter how many revisits.
Unique is a strange word. QT rips off under the pretence of 'homage' in all his films
This is Quentin Tarantino's first film he wrote n direct.
I remember when that movie came out, a friend told me about it saying it was a new director that I HAD to experience it. As the film was going along I was more and more onboard with QT, when the backstory for Mr Orange came up I KNEW for sure he was going to be huge!
"why do I care so much" and that is the genius of Tarantino and a few other directors of note - alas - most of them are dead.
A reasonable person might query how in a three-person stand-off - one dude can shoot the other two with a single shot?
MASTERPIECE ! And yes. that is pretty much Men conversation....
Veronica is so adorable as a fish out of water reacting to this
the mistake of mr. orange was trying to make mr. blonde the rat... you never do a moove like that when you dont know the other guy... if i was him i would simplly say the "truth" that was:
"he brought a can og gasoline in here, spread it around, and was going to light it up, with me inside, if i didnt kill the fucking bastard i would burn up and die because i cant fucking walk away from here" this way, makes it that, him killing blonde made sense, as he was just protection his own life, and doesnt arouse many suspicions
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was like 14 at my cousin's house and I loved it, now I'm 34
This is though to react to because all of the dialog matters. Can't miss anything.
This was one of the very first Quentin Tarantino flicks i saw on VHS back in the 90's.
20:20 wellcome to a tarantino film haha
You realize that we're now all going to have you watch Pulp Fiction, right? And I'll add Jackie Brown as well. I honestly believe Jackie Brown is Tarantino's best movie, and it flies below the radar of too many reactors.
100% agree about Jackie Brown. I'll always love RD for being the first Tarantino film I watched but Jackie Brown was just excellent.
My favorite Tarantino movie.
tipping thing is true. your government doesnt force these places to pay a normal legal wage so it forces the average person to pitty pay them. Its horrible and the food isnt even cheaper.
Best part: Mr. Orange probably would have survived if he had kept his mouth shut at the end, let Larry think they were both just crooks, but he couldn't do that to him. Larry had taken care of him, comforted him, defended him, and gotten shot for him.
Orange's sense of honor demanded that he tell Larry the truth and let him decide what to do about it.
Brilliant film.
Please watch Clerks. (1994)
Orange's description of Joe Cabot as looking like the original Thing from Fantastic Four, like the original character design, before they gave him the eyebrows, is one of my favorite throwaway jokes in film I always forget about.
(In that earlier pre-MCU F4 film, with Jessica Alba and Chris Evans, Michael Chiklis who played the Thing made it a condition that he'd only do it if he got to be like that original character design, rather than the later, more familiar one people tend to think of.)
Watch The Talented Mr Ripley and/or Drugstore Cowboy. Both masterpieces.
This movie is just too good.
This movie takes place in the same universe as Pulp Fiction, Vic Vega (aka Mr. Blonde) is the brother of Vincent Vega, who was John Travolta's character in Pulp Fiction.
Pulp fiction is parallel universe to Kill Bill -- the TV show pilot with the assassins.
All his movies happen in the same universe
@@tonyhoable yes and no. some are events in the universe, some a works of fiction that exist in that universe. Pulp fiction reservoir dogs and inglorious basterds are actual events in the universe, kill bill is a film that exists in the universe.
@@DetectiveThursday you think Hitler was assassinated? You better learn your history. All of his stories are in the same universe. It's not in question.
@@tonyhoable in the Tarantino universe, yes Hitler was assassinated. the popular fan theory is that Tarentino's movies take place in 2 universes, the one that characters inhabit, and the films they watch. A good rule of thumb is if the movie features a character who is an actor/actress or someone Who’s role is compared to being an actor by another character then that movie is in the “real” Tarantino universe and if not the movie exists as a film in that universe.
Loved this movie in my youth. Check out “Chinatown” someday.
I have most every still shot and poster image,framed and on my walls, cuz they are so classic! Just Google up, reservoir dogs posters!
When Tarantino still made good movies, without feet.
So this is his only good movie?
And now he makes good movies _with_ feet.
no chicks, no feet
@@irvinalexanderflores Yep.
TaRanTinO fEet dErrrrp. Christ, we get it. I wish people would just give this a rest 🙄
Heyy uhh Vicky what happened to BCS? 👉🏻👈🏻
straight up amazing acting
Glad that you enjoyed listening to K-Billy's super sounds of the seventies weekend...😐
Comedian Stephen Wright's dry DJ slipping in and out of the movie is extra funny to me because he appears briefly in Natural Born Killers, another Tarantino script (directed by Oliver Stone).
Also this was the inspiration for the names Mr. White and Pink-Man in Breaking Bad
Lovely film.
Lovely reaction!
Keep it up! 💙🥂
Man conversation, you got it right.
You must've watched a cut version of this movie
That was Tarantino's first.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
My first experience of coming out of a theater, and feeling raw, and a little sick, and entertained. Loved Quentin ever since.
GOTG 1 almost ruined Reservoir Dogs for me because i only wanted to hear Hooked On A Feeling from Tarantino’s directorial debut film. Side note: Mark James the man who wrote the song recently passed away at age 83!
i always enjoy watching your videos! Awesome Work
THANK YOU!! ❤️❤️❤️
@@VKunia React “Scarface” And “Goodfellas”
It's really a pretty basic story, but the telling of the story is amazing.
Fun fact Samuel l jackson was interested in the part of Orange's friend at 16:35
and when he didn't get the role, Quentin created the character Jules Winfield in Pulp Fiction just for Sam Jackson.
I believe QT wrote the part for Samuel but he was busy on something else
Look up Bill Burrs review of Reservoir Dogs
Local Wah Wah... Lol... East coast.
Thank goodness you covered your eyes and turned away at the same time the camera panned away and showed absolutely nothing in the ear off scene 😅👍
Girkes loves mr blond
Shouldn't we tell VK to watch Bad Lieutenant next?
This isn't Better Call Saul... but it is an acceptable alternative