those were the days.

Rating: 10/10 (3 February 2006)

A remarkable jump in cinema, a perfect combination of western films with mafia stories. Gangsters without names, gathered together for a bank robbing plan. Only 4 plans used by Tarantino to shoot the film, very economic and sensational cult that started engine of the modern independent American cinema. What we basically say is you can watch the best performance of each actors in their own acting history. A fresh breath to take. The film carries all of the elements of Tarantino's non academic film addict background, and strings to his favorites Rio bravo, Badlands, Bonnie and Clyde, indeed its easy to say Tarantino is well effected by De Palma's directing skills. What we can say about directing technique of dogs is nothing more than a collage of Tarantino's top films, he builds the narrative just works with his directing fetishes. He uses 'exact' same shooting angles from his favorites to adopt to his own movie. Just before 'dogs' hit the screen people thought it will never work out in that way, but later on REservoir dogs crashed the Sundance film festival and became one of the most serious modern classic and a 'culT'. The film made people to wait for oder classic , which will later on turns out 'pulp fiction' and made Tarantino a popular item.