Quentin: Please bring your own clothes to the set also Quentin: covers his actors in blood in every scene

seems like tarantino is one of the few people who means it when they say "I will keep you in mind for a future project"

28. They weren't REALLY dogs.

wow i never would've guessed Madsen had a tough time portraying a psychotic killer! Shows how good of an actor he is!

The dialogues in this film are straight out savage

I had the good fortune to meet Michael Madsen at Montreal Comiccon. He was a real gentleman and went out of his way to speak with all the fans. The most interesting thing was that during his panel it became very clear that his fans (including me) had seen about every single movie he was in, but Reservoir Dogs was their favourite. That's how good it is.

So glad that Buchemi got Mr Pink, he was fantastic. Especially with Harvey in the bathroom scene, which is a brilliant two hander.

I have a board game i frequently play with my five year old, and she deliberately makes a fuss about wanting to be the purple game piece just so i'll tell her, "you're not mr. purple. Some other guy on some other job is mr. purple; you're mister _pink_ ". For a thirtysomething year old housewife, i do a pretty damn good lawrence tierney. At least if you ask my kiddo.

another reason its reservoir dogs: "You gonna keep barking, little doggy, or are ya gonna bite?"

I can't picture Mr. Blonde dancing around and cutting the cop's ear off to Ballroom Blitz. 😆

Gland Tarantino didn’t play Mr Pink. He is a fantastic Director but his acting abilities have a lot to be desired.

Lawrence Tierney played Elaine's father in one episode of Seinfeld. He was so seriously scary they decided not to make him a recurring character.

Tarantino has the charm to make stars beg to him just to be involved in his movies.

I'd forgotten about Tim Roth being in The Hit. When I saw Reservoir Dogs at the AMC Maple back in '92, the cashier felt the need to warn me "This a violent movie, you know," to which I cheekily replied "Harvey Keitel holding a gun in both hands on the poster; I would hope so." Also, in the theater, I could hear an elderly couple a few seats from me grumbling how "terrible" the movie was. For me, the most memorable scene is Randy Brooks coaching Tim Roth on going undercover and putting himself into the story and he's talking to Roth in the bathroom story he's made up.

One of Tarantino's best films in my opinion. I love the writing and the cast. I also love movies like these where it takes place mainly in just one room.

Just watched it again and had to watch the deleted scenes. There’s one deleted scene with White, Pink and Eddie in a car discussing getting a nurse called Bonnie to treat Orange, and they refer to the “Bonnie Situation “. Bonnie was Tarantino’s unseen wife in Pulp Fiction, in a chapter with the same name. Also, Vic Vega’s parole officer is Seymour Scagnetti. The warden in Batonga prison in Natural Born Killers was Jack Scagnetti. Pretty sure there’s some family connection there too.

I swear Tim Roth with sunglasses looks 100% like James Woods

this is one of the best cast movies ever, I cant imagine Clooney in it, he's so elegant. I can't see him rolling around with these guys, no way. and no way Tarantino was crazy or obnoxious enough for Mr. Pink. He barely, BARELY pulled off the pervert creepo brother in Dusk Til Dawn.

First time I ever watched this movie was with my aunt and she paused and replayed the ear scene.

10:42 - When Mr. Blonde first appears at the warehouse, he's drinking a soda from his taco bell stop with Nash in his trunk.

Legendary stand up comedian and actor Steven Wright as the radio DJ.

落水狗 is the literal translation of Reservoir dogs, and is actually an idiom/analogy for describing someone who was above others but has since fallen (into the water) and now is looked down upon by everyone because of the discrepancy of their previous status to now I think that this perfectly describes what the movie was talking about. 6 guys being cocky on a robbery because they think they are undefeated to eventually all dying/arrested in a span of a day.

Its crazy he spent so much on that song when now, that song makes me think of the movie above anything else.

People only seem to count profanity and slurs in Tarantino’s films.

I can’t lie I think money woulda fit really well

Red Apple cigarettes also appear in almost all of his movies

The genius was hiring Steven Wright as the DJ. Talk about counterpoint.

"Madsen disguised his discomfort perfectly" - This is an actor's job - to be someone else besides themself.

Ah, I do love a bit of Reservoir Dogs. Whilst I did know quite a lot of these, there were few nuggets of info that I did not, so good job!

Best cast ever to play in a movie together.

About 25 years ago I saw a movie at 530 am on a Sunday called The Killing. It starred Sterlin Hayden, and Stanley Kubrick directed early in his career, 1956 I think. Was shocked, as Reservoir Dogs was a more gritty version of the same movie. Then remembered that Tarantino dropped out of school at 16 and worked in a video rental place. I’m sure he saw The Killing and it strongly influenced Reservoir Dogs. See the movie if you have any doubt. Also, saw an interview with Madsen, who also starred in a child’s movie, Free Willie. He said little kids would see him and gravitate to him, but their parent would be horrified.

Reservoir Dogs is a film that I love so much. An excellent film made for so little. A true classic. I love RD.

Good review. However, and somebody may have already mentioned this, but Samuel L. originally auditioned for the role of Orange's handler, Holdaway, not the role of Orange himself.

"Her brother, Sean Penn?"

If this list taught me one thing its that agents suck.

When Marvin Nash says "I a little kid" you can hear Madsen say "no, no, no" like he disagrees with it.

You probably didn't know that the "warehouse" was the former Utter-McKinley Highland Park Mortuary. You can see stored caskets and scenes were shot in the preparation room. I spent 3 years, off and on, embalming at that facility.

You missed the mentioning of Alabama from True Romance by Harvey Keitel.

So if Steve Buscemi plays Mr. Pink in Reservoir Dogs, and also plays the waiter at Jackrabbit Slim's in Pulp Fiction, does that mean he's the same character? I wonder if it's before or after the events of Reservoir Dogs. Really makes you respect the man's opinion on tipping having worked a job waiting tables.

Also, you forgot to mention that Bucimmi played the waiter at Jack rabbit slims. Another fun connection.

I want all the posters!!!

The White Cadillac DeVille and the red Chevrolet Malibu convertible are my favorite cars in all Tarantino movie.

LOL! I love your real person inserts (or whatever you call that) and, normally i HATE background music. But your use of it really goes absolutely well with the dynamic of the video and I REALLY LOVE it! ♥♥✨✨👍👍

# 28 the vic vega (Michael madson) from RD was actually going to be the hitman along side Jules (Sam jackson) in pulp fiction, but Michael Madson had scheduling conflicts, so it was Trovolta's part and he was changed to Vincent (vic's brother).

What I never realized was that they were in a mortuary warehouse.

4:22 in your side note you referred to Chris Penn as “her” other than that great video and I laughed at that joke about my mom.

This was an excellent and very informative video! Thanks for posting!

did you just said MCCLUSKEY One of the minor reasons I love Reservoir Dogs for, is, like, have you all forgotten how Mr Orange died in puddle of his own blood? Brewtl.

Tim Roth plays Freddy Newandyke, which comes from the Dutch 'Nieuwendijk" and means "new dyke". It's a very famous street running from Amsterdam Central Station to the city center. His character is Mr. Orange, orange is the Dutch national colour. I always wondered if that was a coincidence or deliberately done by Tarantino.

Here's another, look close Mr White in the bathroom,misses to light his smoke, takes a drag, it's not even lit

Excellent! Thanks for the information! It certainly enhances the movie when you know these things about it.

Good work on the background information, I only knew a few of these facts! However, you fail to mention that the take of Mr. Whire taking multiple attempts to 'click' light his Zippo was kept for authenticity, even though Keitel fails to light his cigarette in that scene!

I bet you're a big Lee Marvin fan?

I have an infinite love for resevoir dogs and pulp fiction, but I can't help but love true romance more.

Never knew about movie posters featuring individual actors in the same movie. Brilliant info. Classic and quality trivia game fodder!!!

Holy Crap!!!I I watch this movie a couple of times a year. So well written, so well acted, so well filmed. After a long long history of watching and enjoying, it is mind boggling how much I didn't know.😆

One thing I didn’t know was the warehouse had new coffins in the background I didn’t realize it until recently. I’ve only seen it 100 times

Underrated film, acting is top notch. The critics just didn't get it!

Loved this vid👌👌 more hidden gems from Tarantino movies plz

They forgot to mention when Mr. Blonde lights his Zippo to set Nash on fire he says, "Have some fire scarecrow," which is a line by the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz.

i still sometimes listen to this soundtrack, its perfect

Ok, I need see RD again now...

*Madsen* "This role makes me uncomfortable" *also Madsen off camera* "Get in the trunk"

Another thing you may not know: the slow motion walking in the credits was inspired by A Clockwork Orange.

It’s basically WC just reading the IMDb page

One of my favorite movies ever

I guess that episode on Seinfeld with Lawrence Tierney was true. Nobody wants to be around him in real life and makes everyone uncomfortable.

I can never listen. To Stuck In The Middle with You without cringing lol

I think Tarantino’s actual personality is emulated in the way Mr. Pink acts. I could see him playing him perfectly

U guys usually don't do things u didn't know lists. I love em! And this is one of my favorite movies ever!

bro money in the opening scene would be a scene of the decade

Great video! So informative. Got to give Tarantino a lot of credit for realizing Roth was better for that role.

You missed one at the start of the film there given the tips to the waitress and there about to leave and Mr blue says "ok ramblers let's get rambling " it was in dusk till dawn 😂😂👍🐰🌸

3:56 "You're mom." WhatCulture, aren't you embarrassed?

Whenever Minty Comedic Arts uploads, I cli- ...wait a second...

For me, every movie made before Dogs I label BC or BQ. Tarentino's dialogue ushered in the New Testament.

Ok so there's some confusion here as to what happened to Mr. Pink, people say that: A) He died in the shootout with the police outside B) He survived, but was arrested by police outside C) He survived and escaped I'm pretty damn sure it's not A though because QT confirmed that he's alive.

Did Mr Pink survive? I thought we heard gun fire in the distance when Joe, Eddie and Mr White are facing off, after Pink has left the warehouse.

Mr Blue,Eddie Bunker recommended Danny Trejo to train Eric Roberts for the boxing scene in Runaway Train. When Danny and Eric had obvious chemistry, the director asked if Danny could play a criminal and act in the boxing scene. The crazy bit is that Danny Trejo and Eddie Bunker had actually met in prison when both were serving time for separate individual crimes. So thanks to a chance meeting in prison, the world of movies was given the Mexican to ever grace the silver screen. The movie Danny Trejo was asked about the most before playing the title character Machete was in fact Blood In Blood Out in which he plays a criminal

Another fact: In the 50s Lawrence tierney and Eddie Bunker once had a fight but when they started filming, Lawrence didn’t remember who he was or what happened

Did anyone who saw Once Upon a Time in Hollywood notice that Tarantino used the name The 14 Fists of McCluskey from the deleted female scene character called McCluskey at 8:26. Wow, I always knew he recycled old names from movies as a easter egg of some sort but damn that's wicked cool!

Steven Wright misidentifies the year "Stuck in the Middle With You" was popular.

Actually, Edward Bunker wasn't the only "real-life criminal" in the film. Lawrence Tierney had a pretty long sheet himself.

Each frame of this movies is awesome ...

#28 one of my favorite movie soundtracks.

Mr Blonde and Steelers Wheel are forever locked together!

Mane that Nike jacket Eddie wore is clean af. I'm going to get my hands on one soon.

The best breakdown video on KZfaq

Not to mention, it's a young Mr. Pink taking Mia's and Vincent's order at Jack Rabbit Slim's diner that rockin' evening... Dig that shit, Boss!

This info is straight off of IMDB.

Awesome video, awesome movie ..

Never noticed the advertisement for JRS!!!!! That's pretty cool!!!😀👍

Aa always...Hyped to hear the ending as jules always makes me feel better about my day and myself... Thanks man

James Woods would have played Mr Pink

Every time I hear "Stuck in the middle with you" on the radio I immediately think of this movie and picture it in my head.

In the 90's i worked for a bit at an independent theater that showed more independent style films.When reservoir dogs came through it was amazing! Without fail at every showing within the first 15 minutes the entire theater would be empty because it was too violent and bloody for every film snob yuppie that would come. Because there was nobody there i got to watch the film for free for about a month. Try watching this movie while coming down from a 3 days liquid lsd binge while at work. Great times!

I for one am glad they cut the only scene with a woman in it purely because it features some fairly atrocious talking-while-eating.

I don't think the female cop is actually named McClusky. Another character calls her "McClusky" as a reference to the character of the same name in The Godfather. Officer McClusky is the guy who gets shot in the restaurant

Fun stuff, thanks!

The first time I watch this film I was working an evening visitation at a funeral home and the warehouse is a funeral home embalming warehouse with the hearse, embalming sinks, funeral chairs and body lift. How fitting!