Tarantino's Big Start

Rating: 10/10 (15 January 2007)

1992: Fresh filmmaker Quentin Tartantino steps out of his car and walks inside the Sundance theater. It's the first showing of his first movie. After selling his script for True Romance to Tony Scott, Tarantino finally had the money to make his first movie. Reservoir Dogs.
The film is about a couple of gangsters who believe that their heist gone wrong is a result of a rat. As they jump into conclusions about who did it, flashbacks reveal how they got the job and how the plan for the heist came to be along with discussions about what went wrong. The thing is though, you won't believe who it is. Even then it doesn't end.
With smart dialogue, a great cast, and a well written script this is a big start for Tarantino's career before he does Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill.
Reservoir Dogs 10/10