In the opening diner scene, Mr. Orange immediately tells Joe who it was that didn't tip, foreshadowing right off the bat that he's the rat.

This movie is a perfect example that you don't need a big budget to make a great film. Top notch writing and talent.

I consider Reservoir Dogs one of the most perfect films ever made. Great acting, script, directing... everything. I've watched it dozens of times...and it never gets old.

Interesting enough, despite Michael Madsen (Mr. Blonde) acting like a deranged sociopath in the film, I read in the trivia section on IMDb that he had a lot of difficulty doing the torture scene. Tarantino apparently told the actor playing the officer, to think of something to say that will convince Blonde to not burn him alive; which he did by bringing up having a kid. Madsen had recently become a father IRL and emotionally broke down, needing to take a break from filming the scene. Also according to IMDb, the driver who shoots Mr. Orange was Roth's dialect coach for the movie; who was very hard on him. So Roth insisted she play the woman for him to release frustration by shooting her, or something. And it's through the Reservoir Dogs video game that Mr. Blue was chased into a theater and shot down by police. It's very interesting to look up these interesting facts about cinema pieces online. Adds a lot to the whole experience.

Michael Madsen does indeed play Bill's brother in Kill Bill, AND the character he plays in this movie (Vic Vega) is the brother of Travolta's character (Vincent Vega) in Pulp Fiction. There was at some point loose talks about making a movie about the Vega brothers (set before the events in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction of course), but now so much time has passed that obviously it would have to be two different actors, which would kind of defeat the point I think

Mr. Pink doesn't make off with the diamonds. You hear him get shot by the cops waiting outside.

Hey, Arianna! Excellent reaction! This is Quentin's directorial debut! He financed it with his screenplay for the incredible "True Romance". This is a brilliant film and told like a stage play. It's my number 15 out of my Top Twenty. It's a heist movie where you never see the heist. The abrupt ending hits like a punch to the gut.

I highly recommend you watch True Romance (1993), It was written by Tarantino but he didn't direct (he sold the script to fund Reservoir Dogs)

Oh Arianna watching this is going be great! 😂🤣😂 Still can't hear Steelers Wheel without seeing an image of Michael Madsen with a razor, in my head! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

This is literally my favorite movie, not a lot of people can confidently say that. But straight up this is my absolute favorite movie, I could watch this on repeat forever.

The warehouse is for a funeral home, there are caskets standing up and Mr blonde at one point was sitting on top of a herse. Always enjoy your reactions to Tarantino, cheers.

I remember the pink granulated soap

"You ever listened to K Billy's Super Sounds of the 70s?"

They spent a ton of money making a special effects shot of the ear being removed, but found out in test audiences, that everyone looked away anyway, and the imagination fills in the blanks better than any effect ever could.

The warehouse there's an apartment upstairs where they filmed those scenes for orange and Michael Madison (mr. Blonde) actually grabbed taco bell on his way to the warehouse just to make it more real for his character. That's his actual car at the time as well.

This lady should get her own channel. Swoosh!

My older cousin snuck me into this movie when it came out. I was 11 and not allowed to watch it but I absolutely loved it and I'm so grateful that she took me. Also, I came out of the cinema with the biggest crush on Mr. Orange. Now I'm 41 and still have a massive crush on Tim Roth. LOL! 🥰

Loved your reaction to American History X, another favorite of mine like this one. Keep it up. Very genuine. Also, fun fact: Harvey Keitel (Mr. White) references "Bama" in his back story, the same one from True Romance. Mr. Blonde is a pseudonym to Vic Vega, the brother of Vincent Vega of Pulp Fiction. One of several overlaps in Quentins "universe".

love the channel. Ariannas reactions i always watch from start to finish

my jaw dropped when i first saw this movie, the ending was crazy

Love your reactions Arianna!! One of my favorite movies too!!

Great movie, psychologically speaking. The perception of young talents like Tarantino is very fresh and out of the box. I grew up in the USSR, we had a lot of psychological and dramatic films. Of course, we did not allow such a level of violence in films, censorship was quite strict. But as for psychological exercises, we had enough of this in abundance. For example, "Friend Among Strangers, Stranger Among Friends" by Nikita Mikhalkov, with a deep psychology, though of a different plan, with the lack of minimalism of a one-room action movie, and a lower concentration of violence..

The Voice on the Radio is Comedian Steven Wright. His Signature is that Dry Delivery.

I really enjoy your reactions, they’re the reason I chose to sub. My biggest reason for watching is that you actually let the scene breathe. I’ve tried to watch some other reactions where people are just talking through important dialogue and voicing each and every single thought that comes into their heads. I appreciate how you do what you do. So, keep doing it. Thanks!

I love her reactions. She's so into every movie she watches.

"No real people?" 🤣🤣🤣 Very underrated line from Pink.

I love watching your reaction videos specifically cause it's crazy you've never seen these hits and your reactions are priceless

Great reaction! I'm super psyched for you to see Tarantino's third movie....."Jackie Brown"! Great one. "Death Proof" will be a fun reaction too! "Death Proof" should be all the reactors together, just like the gang(s) of gals in "Death Proof", lol.

In Tarantino's cinematic world, Mr. Blonde is the brother of Vincent from Pulp Fiction.

Nice Guy Eddie was Sean Penn’s brother. He has passed away. He was in the original Footloose too.

Fun little fact: Vic is Vincent Vegas' brother from Pulp Fiction

Yes! One of my all time favorites from my favorite director. GOD tier dialogue and acting. New favorite channel

I also love your commentary on Tarantinos dialogue. I loved how in this movie Tarantino made the commode story so immersive, e.g., him telling the cops in a bathroom scene in first person while they are standing there in the bathroom with him, plus the diner scene in the opening. He repeats this, albeit in different ways in other movies: -In Death Proof the scene at the diner with the stunt ladies -Pulp Fiction in the Jack Rabbit Slim scene with Travolta and Uma, or "HoneyBunny" and "Pumpkin" at the diner in the intro. - Inglorious Basterds with Hans Landa in the intro or him and Shosanna in the restaurant. -In True Romance, where Hopper is telling Walken about Italians The dialogue sucks you in, maybe because some people expect a slow burn but otherwise it is a trademark of his work that is also engaging regardless of context (they literally talk about big dicks and Madonna in this movie and you cant help but nod in acknowledging at his point or laugh). I could go on. Would love to throw recommends your way too.

That reaction to "I'm a cop", is the best/realist reaction I've ever seen.

Michael Madsen, dancing with a razor in his hand - an unforgettable scene!

23:50 - I saw Reservoir Dogs the week it opened and have seen it countless times since.....and yet I only just noticed that Tarantino slips in an homage to Lawrence Tierney (who plays Joe). Lawrence Tierney played John Dillinger in the fantastic gangster classic "Dillinger" (1943). So when he says "Dead as Dillinger", it's more than just a cool line. Tierney IS Dillinger......and in about 30 seconds, he IS going to be dead! That guy was CRAZY. Watch the special features documentary about the cast telling Lawrence Tierney stories; the episode of Seinfeld that he's on has an "Inside Looks" featurette where THEY tell crazy Lawrence Tierney stories.....and then go do some research where you'll get some REAL crazy stories about him. Love that guy. His old movies "Born To Kill" and "The Devil Thumbs A Ride" are great. (so is "Dillinger")

Micheal Madsen's character Vic Vega is John Travolta's Pulp Fiction character Vincent Vega's brother in the Tarantino universe.

I've always thought pulp fiction was Quentin's homage to a couple of early Stanley Kubrick films, Dr strangelove, and The Killing! And a movie he named his production company after, A Band Apart. So I'm writing this to give u some pre pro tips, leading up to pulp fiction, so it's more about Quentin and his earlier credits, particularly reservoir Dogs! Before this, Tarantino had writing creds for Dusk til Dawn with George Clooney and True Romance! Which is a movie about himself being a video store clerk, but turning Hollywood fantasy! True Romance is action packed, completely unreal, and totally star studded! He also did co writing/directing with Robert Rodriguez on The Mariachi , with Antonio Banderas and Death proof, with Kurt Russell!! He often has dialogue heavy movies, and long segments in them, where actors seem to be out of character, and having a discussion in various life circumstances, like the breakfast scene here, or in reservoir Dogs, or the foot massage scene in Pulp Fiction here! Pro tips, Vic Vega from reservoir Dogs is Vince Vega's brother from pulp fiction! Eddie bunker as Mr Blue was a former Bank robber, who went to jail, and started writing crime stories, while in! Mr White put up 5 mil to get this movie made, so he could play Mr White! James Woods was up for either Mr White or Mr Pink roles, but his manager didn't give him the script. James fired him! Sam Jackson was supposed to play the role of the black dude undercover cop, but Tarantino said, wait im writing another part for you, which became Pulp Fiction! If u watch his movies, he uses the same actors over and over! Sam, harvey, Tim, and others, in several of his movies...Sam the most. This, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Hateful Eight, and a voice in Inglorious basterds. Nobody liked the Boss, most of the other actors wanted to beat his ass! He thought he was old school Hollywood royalty and above the other actors. Like several of his other movies, this is based on an old Japanese samurai story, about a group of samurai who get slaughtered in a revenge ploy. The few left realize, one of them is a traitor who tipped off a warlord. Also, search up, Reservoir Dogs posters....there are so many iconic shots from this movie, I have 4 posters as wall art! U may not like his language all the time, but in private moments, street level , homey folks, rednecks, the brothas on the corner, on the block, the crazy chicas....u know they be talkin to each other like this. The moral of this story? Always know the drugs u are about to take!😅 Also yes, Quentin has foot fetish! So in a way, Quentin lied...he daid he would only direct 10 movies. But if u add up movies he had a bit of writing or director time in, u have to add. True Romance, Death Proof, The Mariachi, and Dusk til Dawn. Pro tip....the OD shot scene, he has 2 board games on his table...life and operation! Since his 70s tv show, Welcome back Kotter, through every movie he did through the 2000s, Travolta always did a dance scene!

Another great watch with you, Arianna. Keep reviewing.

Fun... interesting fact. Depending on what organs were hit and the caliber of gun you can survive hours even days from a gunshot to the gut. That is if your actually putting pressure and trying to live. It's supposed to be extremely painful and some people say to just kill them so it will go away.

There was a Reservoir Dogs game that may not be canon but it claims that Mr. Blue got shot down getting back to the meet up place.

I realy wish QT would bring this script to Broadway because I always feel like I'm watching a play when I watch this movie. Such an amazing film.

From the scene in the car where they are talking about Pan Grier, she is the star in Tarantino's 3rd film "Jackie Brown", which is based on a book by Elmore Leonard.

The upstairs of their funeral home hideout was the filming locations of Joe's office and Mr. Oranges apartment.

Had to watch this video as soon as I saw it, liked your reaction, classic movie.

Glad that you enjoyed the movie! It's SUCH A GOOD ONE!

One of my favorite Quentin Tarantino movies. Great reaction and take care and stay safe 👍.

U will never hear that song again, without thinking of the ear scene!

Yep, a young Michael Madsen and his voice wasn't even raspy yet ;P Mr. Blonde/Vic Vega is actually the brother of Vincent Vega, John Travolta's character in Pulp Fiction. A prequel movie called The Vega Brothers (Also heard The Vegas Brothers) was planned but it never happend because both Travolta and Madsen got too old for their roles. Another plan to make it was to both of them having twin brothers, but even that was a far fetched idea. The story could either be turned into a book or what I think, a hand drawn cartoon prequel movie in the style of the anime origin story of O-Ren from Kill Bill and the 1981 adult cartoon movie Heavy Metal. And there could be some Ralph Bakshi-esque moments in that movie too, now that's what I would love to see! And yes, have both Travolta and Madsen voice Vincent and Vic.

I’ve seen this movie so many times I have almost every line memorized.

The radio voice is the comedian Steven Wright

After the ear scene you will never hear that song in the same way again.

The comedian Steven Wright is the voice of the radio disc jockey, he's an incredibly dry and incredibly hilarious.

"... a drunk pep-talk in the mirror". More times than I care to admit. ;) Awesome reaction, lovely lady. Thank you! 🤗

Brilliant film, a masterpiece when it comes to dialogue folks

Another movie written by Tarantino but not directed is True Romance. It's full of a lot of the same actors and is classic Tarantino. It's definitely a must for any Tarantino fan. Also has one of the greatest Gary Oldman performances as Drexel the pimp. A must see. The film was directed by Tony Scott-Ridley Scott's brother- who was the go director for 90's action films. One more thing lol look for Samuel Jackson's character who is killed by Drexel in a opening scene 😆.

I don't know if someone already did but to answer your question about what kind of warehouse it is it's actually a funeral home The room where all the shooting happens You can see a bunch of coffins and Mr blonde is sitting on top of a hearse And the room where Mr White and Mr Pink go to talk towards the beginning that is the embalming room

Anyone else comment on how in the opening scene where everyone is analyzing Madonna's music, her former brother in law is sitting right there and doesn't say anything?

So funny how he's talking about Madonna cause that was Chris Penns (Nice guy Eddie) brothers wife in real life at the time.. lol Sean Penn

If you listen carefully, just before Mr white shoots Mr Orange at the end, you can hear the police arresting Mr Pink in the background

That "voice" is Steven Wright. One of the funniest deadpan comedians, ever.

The radio DJ was played by Steven Wright, a legendary deadpan comedian. Some of his old standup material is on KZfaq.

Don't worry everyone, i just double checked and sweet Billy's super sounds Steven Wright is still with us! Whew!

this was his first feature film directing, pulp fiction was next... Tarantino was a master out of the gate

If you like dialog, then watch "Clerks."

That voice is Stephen Wright. Very funny stand-up comic. You know him. He's been around. Smart jokes that get u to think. He was also " the guy on the couch " in half baked.

Finally....been waiting for you to react to my fav Film

It's a lean, mean little film, isn't it. It's a shame Sally Menke the editor passed away. She was great at turbocharging Tarantino's material. He still makes great movies but they're not quite as disciplined now IMHO without her guiding hand.

I agree with Mr. Pink 100% on tipping especially the part where he says “i used to work a minimum wage job, and when i did i didn’t have a job society deemed tip worthy.” I relate to that.

also love the fact that all of the intro credits are ORANGE

reaction suggestion, "Kingdom of Heaven (directors/extended cut)" with Liam Neeson, Orlando Bloom, Eva Green, directed by Ridley Scott. don't watch regular version, leaves out important plot elements

14:12 Arianna's face lol

Quentin Tarantino's first film. He came out of the gate hot and shooting...A LOT.

The dj for the radio station is comedian Steven wright

And... after 20 times watching this I just noticed there is a coffin just chillin in the background.

My favorite lady to react to a great movie, Marvelous and Bedazzling!

It's refreshing to watch someone who can follow the storyline. Rock on.

Still the best Tarantino movie. Less than 10 locations,vtital dialogue driven! Not his first movie tho, but for total writing and directed,it is. He also had a hand in the El mariachi remake, from Dusk til Dawn, and True Romance!

in the bathrrom scene when pink and white are talking you can see bottles in the background. There's pink and white ones grouped together an on the other side by themselves there are orange bottles. Some more forshadowing. Time 4:37 in this video and 4:55.

Lots of pro tips... movie doesn't get made without Harvey Keitel... Mr White...he kicked in 5 mil. Everyone hated the boss, a total ass stuck in himself from Hollywood royalty days! Mr Blue was a real bank robber and criminal, and started writing stories in prison. Got out, sold some, got some bit parts, then got this! Tarantino had Mr White or Mr Pink for James Woods, but his manager tossed out the script! When James found out, he fired his manager! Vic Vega is Vince Vega's brother from Pulp Fiction! He wanted to write a prequel for the two of them, but never got around to it! The most iconic posters in the history of movies, are from this movie! Google up, reservoir dogs posters. I have 4 framed, myself!😅😅😅😅

This was the first Tarantino flick I saw on VHS in 1996 as well as Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown. Never knew what this movie was about, but then I learned it's about a group of violent thieves that soon learn that one of their own might be a police informant following the aftermath of a failed jewelry heist.

Vic is Vince Vega's brother from Pulp fiction!

im convinced she has a sister or family member named aubrey

Shoutout to the fit of that top on you!

Мужик!... Крашеный!!)))

Next to your reaction video to “Why We Fight”, this has to be my favorite. Keep up the great work.

Yep. Wonderful! :)

I think Pulp Fiction has connection to this movie cause: 1. Mr Blond & Vincent Vega are brothers 2. Mr. Pink survived (he’s working at Jack Rabbit Slims disguised as Buddy Holly) 3. I think what’s on that briefcase are the diamonds 💎that was stolen on that heist .... #tarantinoverse

Selling true romances script and making this was such a brilliant idea on Tarantino

My favorite Tarantino film.

Best opening scene since Raiders.

I wish Tarantino had the chance to make the Vega Brothers movie. Mr. Blonde is the brother of Vincent from Pulp Fiction.

I love your reactions! If you haven't seen it yet you need to watch The Usual Suspects. Suuuuuch a good movie.

Best of his films imo

Arianna should watch Dredd, and Prisoners.

Very enjoyable. I feel like Arianna used to have more substance in her critiques, but it’s great if she’s just vibing more with the films of late.

I don't understand how she has soo many movies she has never seen in order to be able to make all these videos.

You know, I simply enjoy watching movies with you.

Thank you thank you thank you !!!!!!!👍👍👍😎

Arianna lookin extra fine.