more realistic than Pulp Fiction

Rating: Null/10 (11 August 2005)

Tarantino's fragmented storyline style, pop culture references,outré and unwonted camera-work,memorable dialogs, violent but realistic psycho acts, non-linear script just sound so good. I chose to watch "Reservoir Dogs" after watching "Pulp Fiction". Believe me this movie deserves a better place. You don't see just some cocky Hollywood actors that are trying act out some scenes or violent crimes you just feel the characters that are portrayed by them. You don't have to discuss whether something sounds like a miracle, a divine intervention or just a coincidence like in "Pulp Fiction". Everything is in there and you just see it and feel it. You don't try to figure out whether a bad character could be subjected to some sort of redemption as in the case of "Samuel Jackson" in "Pulp Fiction". Tarantino shows that a great film could be made just with 1 million. The only thing I could doubt is that Michael Madsen plays a character named "Vic Vega"suspiciously close to Travolta's "Vincent Vega." Tarantino would later confirm that the two are brothers. But for my part they don't look like brothers at all. I seriously doubt that.Other than that I really liked it more than Pulp Fiction.