A classical, witty, and great shoot em' up kind of film.

Rating: Null/10 (24 October 2004)

Joe Cabot, a boss in crime, has a plan to pull of the perfect robbery. He pulls together a perfect team of criminals: Mr. White(Harvey Keitel), Mr. Orange(Tim Roth), Mr. Blonde(Michael Madsen), Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi), Mr. Brown (Quentin Tarantino, and Mr. Blue(Eddie Bunker). Unfortunately, during the the robbery a major crisis occurs- the cops show up. Everyone split up and rejoined at a warehouse. The set up proves that someone is a rat, one of these six men, is a liar, a traitor.
It was a real breakthrough for director/writer/actor, Tarantino along with the cast and the rest of the crew. It really boosted the members of the film to a substantial height in the Hollywood foodchain.
I would like to give credit to all of the actors in this movie, starting with Bunker. Eddie Bunker played a small but sufficient role. He showed the audience that in his brief time of being on screen delivered "A" work material. Harvey Keitel played a great father figure and seemed to dominate the movie as he protected the weaker minority of the colour coded family. Quentin Tarantino wrote, directed, and acted in this movie. Kudos to Tarantino for being "Mr. Everything". Tim Roth was the most dramatic bad boy of the team. A well done job on his quickly put together American accent. He really puts the icing on the cake as he excites the audience in his enthusiastic voice. Steve Buscemi was what makes this film a phenomenon. His motions are strong and he makes us believe that he really is Mr. Pink.
If you are going to rent a movie, rent this one. Then once you return it, BUY IT! You will be thanking me after.