Reservoir Dogs: Tarantino's Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (2 January 2003)

Though I know that many people probably believe that Quentin Tarantino inserts pop culture into his movies just for the sake of doing it, I know that this is incorrect. Unlike other crime movies where directors simply show their characters shooting up places with blood splattering all over the place, Tarantino makes these characters come alive and even at times seem friendly and cool. The Pop Culture Refrences amplify this notion and at times even make it come alive. The Film, though it was low budget, is still my favorite movie of all time. The Acting by each actor is superb, and each one makes their character seem even more evil at times, and when Tarantino wants to, makes them seem so human. Harvey Kietel as Mr. White makes the character vivid and striking as the protector of Mr. Orange(played greatly by Tim Roth) and as a great criminal who sees whats going on and interprets how the heist went down. Michael Madsen plays Mr. Blonde and without any struggle makes his character incredibly sick and demented. And I still cant forget Steve Busemi as Mr. Pink, the man who figures out that there was a rat during the heist. Though There are great supporting performances the four main guys are incredible as is Tarantino's script and direction. so many have seen Pulp Fiction and then turned their back on what I consider Tarantino's true masterpiece.