Reviews

Tarantinos relationship with race is complicated (hes been criticized for his use of the n-word, particularly in a certain scene in Pulp Fiction, and while I do enjoy his performance in that movie, Im not sure I can defend a certain line of dialogue), but here the characters rampant use of raci...

The thing about this movie is that it makes you care for fictional characters for no other reason except their circumstances.Even these guy are robbers.So that gives us a little insight into the kind of movies Tarantino wants to make.

And if my mind doesnt feel just a little bit verbally and visually violated after a Quentin Tarantino movie it just isnt a Quentin Tarantino movie.

Often it is debated what Tarantino's best film is between Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction (and even a few of his other films) and while I love both I think I'd give the edge to Reservoir Dogs simply because I think it's a more tightly written story.

Quentin Tarantino first showed his penchant for unconventional and out of sequence storytelling with an unrelentingly intense and bloody 1992 crime drama called Reservoir Dogs, a story that never goes where you think it's supposed to or where you want it to, but remains riveting from start to finish...

The script is amazing, the plot is engaging right until the end, the characters (performed by one of the most badass casts of all time) are beyond awesome and Tarantino directed this film in such a tasteful and cool way, that he immediately earned himself a very solid fanbase (that of course would e...

Overall , Reservoir Dogs is a character film about characters caught in a bad situation.

The movie is not told in a linear way - with important events being told close to the end of the movie : making for one of the best stories in film.

It's a pretty classic example of a guy talking up a tag line and getting a film out of it. Tarantino knew how the game is played.