Best Crime Drama. Period.

Rating: 9/10 (10 April 2003)

Yeah, others may say that Res. Dogs wouldn't go down as the best crime drama ever, but to me, it even beats The Godfather.
Over this past year, Quentin Tarinto has become a hero of mine because of his ability at story telling through dialouge. Every critic knows that Tarintino is a God when it comes to wonderful dialouge, and Reservoir Dogs is no exception.
I mean, practically the whole movie takes place in a wharehouse, minus the flashback scenes, so normally, most people would be bored with what little action is taking place. But not when Tarintino steps in.
Not only was the dialouge perfect, but so was the casting. This movie will go down in history for one of the best casted films ever. Steve Buscemi, in a twisted way, was the comic relief for this highly emotionally bound movie.
Roth, Keitel, Penn, and Tierney were the perfect matches for their roles. It was like Tarintino was picturing these actors in his head when writing it. But I would have to say that my favorite actor out of the bunch, and I don't think that I'm alone here, is Michael Madson. He was the only person born to play the role as Blonde. THE ONLY.
Reservoir Dogs gets a 10/10 from me and goes down in my book as the best crime drama ever.