This video is much better than it sounds. It's 20 minutes long with tons of good and funny comments. There's an ad at the end for MUBI... but you should really get that anyway.

This is a great "analysis" of the ongoing significance of Reservoir Dogs by film critic Nerdwriter1.

In fact it's so good it's basically a work of art by itself. I need to watch more of this guy.

Best moments:

Watching the included short clip of Siskel & Ebert review this film is like watching the asteroid that takes out the dinosaurs. They clearly don't get it.

Really? Two thumbs down? That shows how revolutionary this movie was. It slipped right past the experts at first glance.

In the end of the movie Reservoir Dogs there is a shoot-out with no survivors. However one person does not appear to get shot by anyone. Who shot him?

Melanie Ralston (Bridget Fonda) watching old 70's classic and taking bong hits and chit-chatting with Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson) and Louis Gara (Robert Deniro)

Kill Bill Volume 1 Trailer

On of my favorite opening scenes in any movie, this one sets the tone for the entire film.

A personal profile of Robert De Niro by Quentin Tarantino. In 3 parts from Youtube.

Kill Bill Vol 1 Final Fight

"Asking me about violence is like going up to Vincente Minnelli and asking him to justify his musical sequences." - Quentin Tarantino

A good, albeit brief, overview of the Quentin's life and films. Seems to focus more on controversial bits than substantiated bits, but with a man as genius as Q, that's to be expected.

Quentin Tarantino's Wikipedia Page

Everyone knows the IMDB is the best source of info about films. I regularly check it out after I see a film. The pages can contain spoilers, but they always contain the most up to date and accurate information available in one convenient location.