Reservoir Dogs Reviews

Holy moly man great fing flick

boring tbh

oh poor larry

An incredibly fun ride as the story is a very fun ride throughout its entire runtime and has an amazing cast of actors that are pitch perfect for the role. Tarantino proves again that his is one of the greatest directors of all time. Overall an excellent ride of a film 9.4/10

- This movie was good, but showing more of the heist would’ve made it a love. Still, it was a banger
- Mr. Pink deserved to survive since he played his cards right
- I wish we saw Mr. Blonde during the heist and how he killed people just for going for the alarm

A fantastic film. Full of suspense throughout for who betrayed the gang and as the film went on I was changing my mind as to who it was due to one being more convincing than the other. For saying this was Tarantinos first movie it’s one of his best by far.

the story is interesting but it gets lost in so much dialogue, it starts and ends badly, so all you have to do is enjoy the process

Precisely plotted and engagingly juggled into a rich swirl of flashbacks that wind through the current crisis, this is the work of a director who loves movies and a storyteller engaged with the art of telling stories.

This is just another piece of cinema history, what started Tarantino.

Not one of his best but still, it’s extremely hard to pull off a low budget like this, it’s all about the dialogue, and as we know, Tarantino is the master of that random conversational dialogue, and of course along with normal dialogue tied to the story, which is also phenomenal.

8/10 - This film was unexpectedly crazy in terms of the plot and action. Doesn’t feel like a typical Tarantino film but in some ways it also does. Impeccable cast, great characters and investing plot. I loved the relationships between the characters and how we learned about them.

it was ight

loved this movie exept for the slur usage?? just why honestly still defo quinten tarintinos best movie but that might be biased bcs i think he is overrated in general 😭

I’m starting to get the love for Tarantino, even though I hate him.
This was a real fun movie, constantly entertaining, classic scenes, obviously great dialogue and equally good acting

The dancing scene was so insane, Mr. Pink was the man

questo film è una masterclass su come si puoʻ intrattenere il pubblico con i soli dialoghi, vola e non te ne accorgi, ci sono film d' azione che non riescono a raggiungere questo risultato.Il film non invecchierà mai,tipico stile Tarantiniano, uno dei suoi migliori secondo me

8/10

I've finally watched this movie after years of wanting to. it was pretty good but I think it's a bit overhyped. I thought the pacing was actually pretty good but the torture scene was way too long and pointless. i was also very disappointed that they never showed the actual heist

The characters were amazing, that’s really the only reason I love this movie, I mean it’s written well and the dialogue is great of course and the characters wouldn’t be what they are without all that but the characters are just amazing.

Really great movie with good twists and turns, loving this Tarantino aspect he uses where you follow different characters throughout his films. However, I did not like the ending whatsoever, in fact it might be one of the worst endings I’ve ever seen, after all that they all die?

Big miss for me. The story felt slow-paced, packed with clunky dialogue, and had way too many wasted scenes that didn’t drive the plot forward. Tarantino introduced the idea of an imposter way too early—I wasn’t invested in the characters yet, so the setup didn’t feel exciting or earned. On top of that, the traitor’s reveal came way too soon, killing any suspense or build-up. The chemistry between most of the characters was off, which made their interactions feel unnatural and less engaging.

Overall, it just didn’t work for me. 6/10.

Could have been a bit more resolute thematically but I loved the character interactions & the mystery & I guess I walked away with: we choose our sides (good/evil) with boundaries (cop/robber) which do little to determine the minutia & complexity of our morality, yet define us