Where it all began for Tarantino Non-linear story full of great dialogue violence & music
Reservoir Dogs is a heist film but it’s really about the characters, their interactions and the dialogue. That's shown by the fact that movie doesn't show the actual heist. Reservoir Dogs was the first movie written and produced by Quentin Tarantino.<br /><br />The mood and style of the film was introduced in the opening scene when all the thieves and their boss Joe Cabot (Lawrence Tierney) are sitting in a dinner talking about what Madonna’s song Like a Virgin actually means. Then they talk about tipping the waitress when Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi) objects saying he never tips. This highlighted Tarantino’s flair for writing interesting and unconventional lines for his actors. Another mainstay of Tarantino films was shown during the opening credits as the thieves walk by all in black suits as Little Green Bag by George Baker played. He really came up with great tunes to create mood and push the story along.<br /><br />The film focuses upon the aftermath of the heist rather than the robbery itself. Mr. Orange (Tim Roth) was shot and Mr. White (Harvey Keitel) was trying to save him. Then Mr. Pink showed up and was convinced they were set up because the cops appeared too quick. Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) arrives with a cop he kidnapped hoping to gain information from him. That’s followed by Nice Guy Eddie (Chris Penn) coming in. Each one retells the robbery and how they joined the crew in a series of flashbacks trying to figure out what happened, and more importantly whether there was a rat amongst them. Along the way Tarantino’s third common tool was revealed, a non-linear story. Thus half the film is spent retelling the past. A fourth Tarantino mainstay was violence. Mr. Blonde for example cuts the ear off the cop.<br /><br />The ending is a pure classic.<br /><br />Reservoir Dogs set a precedent for Tarantino’s following movies. The music, the writing, the violence would all become his trademarks and bring him much worthy fame as a result. If you’re wondering where that all started watch this movie.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A gang of thieves carry out an armed robbery on a Diamond warehouse. The police are after them so quickly that they suspect they have a rat in their company. This film starts right after the robbery, with flashbacks to before the robbery, and to the planning of the crime. We are also introduced to the main characters in flashback mode. Plenty of fast action, and plenty of blood and gore..