I thought he did a workshop at Sundance to develop it and that's how he got all that talent? I could be misinformed.

Led Zeppelin claimed they wrote Stairway to Heaven in 5 minutes... These things should probably be taken with a grain of salt, I think :)

@@runi5413 True, but sometimes inspiration just hits you and you can crank it out.

@@runi5413 1 like just for the idiom 😊

@@runi5413 They stole the best parts of the song in maybe five minutes. And he borrowed very heavily from a Chinese film, "City On Fire." With that template, two weeks is believable. I still love this film.

I'm gonna fucking die man. I'M GONNA FUCKING DIE

Miguel Campos ARE YOU A DOCTOR?

DO YOU HAVE A DEGREE IN MEDICINE?

ARE YOU A DOCTOR? Answer me please ARE YOU A DOCTOR?

NO!

Mr Blue seemed like completely out of the picture..Why did he include that character? And why did he choose an old man to play the character?

Psaikodelik because Quentin was a fan of Edward bunker aka mr blue he was in San Quentin in real life

Not to mention, Mr. Blonde, when asked to shoot Mr. White, gleefully pantomimes shooting him, foreshadowing his violent outburst that sends the whole job into a tailspin.

Mr Brown talks about pain (in the context of sex) and dies a painful death.

I'm pretty sure Mr. Pink are it when he went outside.

It's also literally a rip-off of a movie called "City on Fire".

@@HarryBuddhaPalm Basic plot is similar, but the structure, style of storytelling & themes explored are much different. Just because something is inspired by another work, doesn't mean it's a rip off.

@@HarryBuddhaPalm Yeah but it's better soooooooo

I, a 19 year old guy, watched it for the first time ever and I loved it. So I guess yeah, it aged well :) I didn't get some references but the style of writing and shooting the movie were amazing by today's standards

Leftists will ban it one day.

It's my favorite.

Kill Bill is the worst imo, at least when it comes to self-indulgence and bagginess.

@@tsarnicholasii274 totoally agree! It´s still enjoyable but veryvflawed and nowhere near as good as Dogs!

@@extremetee Yeah... I hate it when people excuse pointless, ugly choices and attribute it to Tarantino just being a genius.

He simply said that it was the most amateur, in regards to whether today’s audiences would receive it if it were released today. He didn’t say it was an inferior film.

Quentin is insane. He's a guy who learned how to make movies by watching movies.

@@trequor crazy. I learned to talk by listening! (not to discredit Quentin, because he's amazing, but that's how you usually learn).

@@corbeau-_- Yeah but most people go to school for it.

@@trequor After he became famous, Quentin was asked if he went to movie school. His reply was "No, I went to movies."

My coworker literally described him as the same way without knowing him though

Yeah definitely. It's a very grounded and realistic feeling film

Isn't it the same for Chungking Express? :)

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It's his most realistic film by far.

@opap95 NobOdY UndeRStAnDs mY tYpE oF mOvIeS

same here man

I am that friend lmao

Been looking for a friend who is obsessed with rock music. Never met one

same 😭😭

Most of them werent stars at the time.

i think somehow Harvey Keitel got the script and loved it and he helped out and became a producer of the film

SDRW He MADE them stars.

there is an interview on youtube where tarantino explains how he managed to get all these actors

SDRW Harvey Keitel was the only big start at the time

@Matt Dursse I played it. You STILL couldn't see the actual heist, just a bit more of the aftermath.

Its better not seeing the heist, it works better in the script

In case you are all still interested, a Reservoir Dogs heist has been released for this amazing game you've probably already heard of, Payday 2. (The game itself takes massive inspirations from movies such as Reservoir Dogs, Heat, Oceans Eleven, Point Break, The Town, Hardcore Henry etc) I'm glad to report that the heist is bloody FANTASTIC for both Payday and Reservoir Dogs fans, one of the best heists in all of Payday 2, it's THAT good and it's free for everyone that owns Payday 2. (I'm mentioning the fact that it's free because there are a lot of paid DLC that i can't really blame the devs for making, they're kinda struggling financially speaking and some DLC uses licenced material like Scarface or John Wick for example)

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Also they made the movie on a tight budget, a scene with actual heist would've cost a lot more, probably.

CB I like those too. Especially the zeppelin reference

Everything is genius to you people.

Profile so why are you here?

@@Profile.4 you comment in genius

Bro what's the song that played at the end of the video?

The Bacons same thing happened to me. I still prefer this movie to pulp fiction.

I know what you mean happen to me when i was 18 in 2010. Been a fan ever since. Loved once apon a time..

Yep this one made me watch all of Tarantino's stuff

I think I saw it in 2015 too maybe early 2016

The Bacons I’m just watching it this year

Damn, just finished watching the movie. 17 gang baby.

Just finished watching the movie as well, 17 haha

17 here, bloody great movie

Me too. Although I thought it was ok not great. Just my opinion

Same here 💀 17 as well

Didn't even notice that so yes...I guess?

Now I wanna know did this comment asking "Has Reservoir Dogs Aged Well age well?" aged well after 6 months of being posted?

Mickey O'Neil my question is does your comment about this Mans comment on based on this other guys video still hold up 3 weeks later

@@theyoungmoviegoer5915 3 weeks later, my comment asking if the comment has aged well which was originally asking if the commenters question of "Has Resevoir Dogs Aged Well" aged well? Well yes, I'd say my comment asking if the comment has aged well....aged well.

@@mickeyoneil3571 I wanted to continue your rythm but im not clever enough

Same. Long day, decided to watch RD, wow I'm awake and now looking at YT movie essays.

Julia Silva I personally think Inglorious Basterds is peak Tarantino. But different strokes for different folks.

+Vincent Adultman I feel like there are two kinds of people, the ones who like Pulp Fiction and the ones who like Inglorious Basterds, for me Pulp Fiction is peak tarantino, but Reservoir Dogs is my favorite too.

MyMusicSosa why cant one like both? pulp fiction had a profound impact on my life and then when Basterds was in theaters I saw it four times

Reservoir Dogs is my fav . It has Steve Buscemi. The breakfast sequence and especially "the walk" scene is probably the epitome of "cool" scene in film-making history. Then again, I am also a sucker for Wes Anderson's slow-mo walk scenes set to snappy pop songs too.

mafbloggerdanny You're a good man, my future friend.

TJ Hastie Jackie Brown underrated af

His most mature movie and one of the best ever made

wertor666 I agree

I agree, Jackie Brown is probably his most underrated and his most mature film.

Tell me about it, and its Sam Jackson's best acting next to Pulp fiction in my opinion

Trenton Black definitely mine

Mine as well.

Same

Mine is death proof cause i love cars and car movies

Trenton Black sure

I'm a scriptwriter myself and one of the most important things I learned when studying it at University was that there isn't really a "right way" or a "wrong way". For every book that tells you how to write a script properly, there's a writer or director saying that they do it another way. Whatever way works best for you really. Remember, nobody has this stuff figured out, because if they did, there'd be more amazing films. The irony is that the majority of successful people in this world feel like they're imposters in some way. As long as you write whatever you want to write, and do it with enthusiasm, and you like what you write, then there's enough people in the world that also like what you like and they'll flock to you and your work.

Josue Peña THATS EXACTLY WHAT I DO

Josue Peña Sorry but I think that's a bad idea as the final product is bound to be way too choppy. I say you write from images. Photographs of empty streets and Peter Doig, or Edward Hopper paintings get me going best. Then you can explore what's behind the image whilst making it your own too.

Don't tell yourself not to do something because no one else does.

I agree that there is no right or wrong way to create art, but I would encourage you to grab your songs later in the process. Start with characters and some kind of personal crisis between those characters. Then you have a basic story, and movie's are about stories. Your songs will help you with your expression of that story, but not with the story itself.

Brandon Prieto Was literally going to make the same comment.

agree, Franklin's a very good director.

For wht it's worth, at least nerdwriter1 wasn't wrong about the fact that the average moviegoer doesn't know who he is. While Tarantino's one of those auteur directors who you go to see based on his name alone, Carl Franklin definitely isn't - at least for mass audiences (I've never heard of him).

Yeah, I was just about to go in! Glad I'm not the only one. After One False Move and Devil in a Blue Dress, his career went the path of most great black directors at the time. He found it hard to get their films made, so he ended up directing great TV. Allison Anders & Nick Gomez both directed one other exceptional film, then transitioned to directing some great TV.

I agree. Especially with One False Move. That is a truly underrated movie. And one of Bill Paxton's best roles.

Justyn Mychael I cant wait to see the Vegas movie.,, I NEVER watch movies so when he makes one I’m there

Brother. I feel you. But, have you seen Pulp Fiction?

Do you still feel this way after Once Upon A Time In Hollywood?

@@SalemGhassanHanna once upon a time in hollywood is Not the best Film from him im Not saying its Bad but almost every other movie is better from him

@@folex6971 Once upon a time was definitely a step up from Hateful 8, which I really didn't care for

Every Quentin Tarantino movie is 'White Guy Says "Nigger", Gets Shot Eventually' starring Actor McCareer-Comeback, Foreign Actor/American Accent Jones, and Michael Madsen.

@@hamupinhere why is this so accurate

Best seen in the Hateful 8....

Except the ending of Pulp fiction, when everybody spares everybody.

Nerdwriter1 don't be sorry. We watch your videos any time of the day. Good work!

Awesome as always! Thanks for your amazing videos. Have a great weekend :)

Nerdwriter1 btw how long it took to make this?

Nerdwriter1 i adore your content.

Nerdwriter1 Go fuckyourself you marvel fuckboy.

That’s what they say about Pulp Fiction but that was a 1 & done for me. Same with Once Upon a Time & True Romance. Django & Hateful 8 I could watch 100x though. Kill Bill & Inglorious were great too. Those are prob the only 5 movies I’d say are must own.

metfan4l - Same here.

Literally doing it after this video lmao

Eazy E !

"Get Christie Love" was about as long ago then as "Friends" is now.. Would you call those references 'ancient'?

Yep. No one remembered that show in 1992. It's obscurity wasn't a flaw, it informed QT's world & characters just fine.

@@Eis_Bear Eh, it was still culturally ancient. Get Christie Love was not equivalent to Friends.

You're right. I don't know how old the narrator here is, but he may not realize that the aesthetic of RD was RETRO at the time it was made.

KissMyAsthma same

KissMyAsthma I like resivour dogs more, pulp fiction is still great tho

Bunch of softies left the theater after seeing that

I prob won’t like it. I only liked Django Hateful 8 Kill Bill & Inglorious Bast. I think Dogday Afternoon is more up my alley.

Me too. LOL.

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SAMEEE

same... Maybe I should apologize to the pad

We get it.. people click video's fast.

I know, I know buddy.

That guy was one of Quentin Tarantino's co-workers at Video archives. You can see him in Quentin's first real film "My Best Friend's Birthday"

Renegade Richard Grayson my guesses 1. It's constantly surprising to watch. who expected FOUR lengthy sex scenes filmed like a censored porno? Most bad movies just aren't interesting, but The Room has a decently compelling story hook and keeps you on your toes, and really nothing has the same kind of atmosphere (the closest comparison is FMV adventure games like Phantasmagoria 2). 2. Wiseau both as a character and a person is just so enigmatic and fascinating. No one acts like he does, his delivery isn't just bad but actively confusing, it makes you wonder how his mind works to think lines should be said they way he says them. As if he has an inherent misunderstanding of the scenes and characters that he himself wrote, or just of humans in general. By extension his character is unique and becomes extremely memorable. 3. It's got layers, son. Layers of shittiness. You have to watch some of those scenes again and again just to see the profound amount of things wrong with it, you might never spot them all. The flower shop is an example and that scene is just 20 or so seconds long. That kind of thing keeps it funny after multiple watches.

no

This will help if you're ever unsure in the future: isitchristmas.com/

And your favourite album of your favourite band, hahha

Same here 😂

Me too! I also liked Michael Madsen, even though he's a sociopath in this movie.

No, but Chris Penn had me going.

i thought it was just me!! something about guys that are built like a string bean with fluffy hair just gets me goin

He was pretty darned cool in his youth, and if you're going to have a signature role, it may as well be in a cult classic like this.

The woman in the car that Orange shoots, was Tim Roth's voice coach, so blame her.

Bitch

i would say that if there wasn't those kinda boring scenes in the boss office with white and Michael madsen (forgot the color) when pulp fiction and inglorious basterds might be almost perfect, no dull moments. third best to me or tie second with inglorious basterds

I think Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds ties for first. The dialogue in those films are refined to perfection. This film (Reservoir Dogs) I felt he was still finding his footing

doody magoob I'd say Pulp Fiction is his best film. Followed closely by The Hateful Eight and Kill Bill.

1.-Pulp Fiction 2.-Reservoir Dogs 3.-Jackie brown (yes, incredible underrated movie) 4.-Inglorious Bastards 5.-Django Unchained

I dislike it. Roger Ebert's review pretty much explains my reasons for doing so- his technique was backed by substance in his future films. This one is all style with very little substance.

Corey Marie dot com this guy is awesome

welches Album war das?

zumindest der Song ist "Good Time Bad Times"

naja er sagt doch das erste lied auf dem ersten zeppelin album .D

right

27 now.

Time flies.

Hahaha I’m so old 😂

Jack O bc it’s not a Tarantino film it’s a toNY Scott film

a e

one word kaptainkristian

Hollow ' an*

Bifrost Bigfoot he's pretty good! I love the sound of the VHS in the start of his vids.

MrKajithecat usually when someone says that a movie ages well, they mean that it is still good and actively watched/talked about years after initial release.

That's why I love films from the 1920s-50s so much.

Lots of mainstream movies are this, maybe not in the style you demand, but they don't aim to be timeless. Some quite literally drench the frame with tweets and text messages, like Nerve.

MrKajithecat an example of a movie that didn't age well is matrix. It just isn't as impressive as all those years ago, since cgi technology has gotten so far.

MrKajithecat - why not both? - in my opinion this is pretty much what Reservoir Dogs is doing, isn't it?