One of the Best

Rating: 9/10 (6 April 2005)

I have seen some of Quentin Tarantion's work like Kill Bill. I liked it but and my personal favorite, Pulp Fiction. When I was getting ready to watch Reservoir Dogs I had pretty high expectations. For the most part it filled them. Like most of his films it has a sweet opening scene where Mr. Brown, who is played by Quentin Tarantion, has a little speech when he tells everyone at the table what a song means. The music is prefect for the movie; I loved the opening music almost as much as I liked it in Pulp Fiction. I will never listen to Stuck in the Middle with You the same way again. The violence is pretty strong, but it does not really show that much. Quentin Tarantion might be one of the best writers of screen plays I have ever seen. The dialog sounds so real that it helps move along the movie. You do not get to see the diamond heist but that does not ruin the movie because the characters explain what happened at the store. I think if any other directors other then Tarantion were to do this movie it would be boring and would never have got all the awards that it did. This was Quentin Tarantion's first movie that he directed. Before that he was just working in a movie store. Over all I liked the movie for its humor and its dialog. If you can get over the film's violence then I think you will have a good time. Out of 10 would give the movie a 9.5.