Reservoir Dogs
Crime • R • 1992 • 1 hr 39 min
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Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Chris Penn, Steve Buscemi
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Classic Tarantino with incredible dialogue. This film has style.
Action, drama and suspense! Perfect casting, brilliantly written, amazing ending. The approach to dialogue redefined the crime film genre
A good, complex, heist. I like how we didn’t get the full picture until the end- keeps you guessing
I think Tarantino is the only director who is able to make me listen with all my attention to just a dialogue between a couple people
Quentin Tarantino's directorial debut is an amazing hit. This was also the first movie of his that I watched and absolutely love.
Tarantino has made exactly 3 good movie, and this is the third of them. The others are Jackie Brown (no 1) and Pulp Fiction (no 2) Recommend
I guess I’m not surprised there was rampant racism even in Tarantino’s first movie. Outside of that, some great dialogue and acting.
Tarantino's first. I usually like but not love his work. This fits the bill.
Great ensemble cast, interesting vibes, and one moment that will forever change the song “Stuck In The Middle With You” for you.
Nearly impossible to believe its someone’s first movie; Tarantino masters marrying complexity with simplicity in this bloody heist gone bad.
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