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Reservoir Dogs Trailer

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This is the classic opening credits of Reservoir Dogs, Quentin Tarantino's first feature film. This is probably still his "coolest" movie. What he managed to accomplish with so little expense and experience is nothing short of god-like.

Opening Scene of Reservoir Dogs

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I was just 23 when I first saw Reservoir Dogs at a tiny cinema house  across from the Pompidou Center in Paris. You could even say it happened "by chance".  You see I came on the wrong day. The movie I wanted to see (ironically titled The Music of Chance) was actually showing the next day. Disappointed, I was about to go home when the enthusiastic ticket guy convinced me to see the film anyway. 


The Reservoir Dogs Script

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The full script of Reservoir Dogs in HTML and PDF.

Siskel and Ebert Review Reservoir Dogs

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Really guys? Two thumbs down? Did we even watch the same movie?

27 Things You Didn't Know About Reservoir Dogs

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Shockingly, the very name Reservoir Dogs comes from a VHS movie rental client's mispronunciation of cinematic classic Louis Malle's, “Au revoir Les Enfants”. Tarantino laughed ... and the rest was cinematic history.

Who Killed Nice Guy Eddie in Reservoir Dogs?

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An anonymous reader asks:
"In the end of the movie Reservoir Dogs there is a shoot-out with no survivors.</b> However one person does not appear to get shot by anyone. Who shot him?"

Whatever Happened to Mr. Pink?

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At the end of Reservoir Dogs, Mr. Pink seems to disappear out the door without a trace. All the other Dogs lie dead (or quickly dying) and only Mr. Pink escapes out the door. I had always assumed he gets away! Am I wrong? Please help!

Reservoir Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

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This movie soundtrack kicked off one of my favorite and most underrated decades (the 1990's). After the corporate rock late 1980's, movie soundtracks were a lost art. Not any more. Suddenly the blending of music and cinema was important and cool again.

Top moments include: "Little Green Bag", "Stuck in the Middle with You", "Coconut", and a generous helping of comedic quotes from legendary Stephen Wright who plays radio DJ host (K-Billy's Super Sounds of the Seventies's Weekend).

Mr Blonde vs Mr White

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Probably the best scene in the movie when Mr Blonde shows his true colors as the world's coolest psychopath.

Has Reservoir Dogs Aged Well?

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This is a great "analysis" without being an "over-anal-analysis" of the ongoing significance of Reservoir Dogs by film critic Nerdwriter1. Well done!

Reservoir Dogs Closing Credits

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The closing credits to Reservoir Dogs, written and directed by Quentin Tarantino.