Movie Debate #74: Reservoir Dogs

[Reed Rothchild | 9,508]

[Mega Tank | 955]

I voted a 9 by mistake. It should have been a 10. Either way, if you haven't seen this movie, shame on you.

[Californication | 1,477]

Kind of curious about other peoples thought on Mr. Pink's acting in the scenes after he is shot. Always seemed a little meh, to me, but idk. I mean I guess it's better than in action movies where people get shot and they look like they just got a massage.

[Webhead123 | 675]

8/10

Great film. Not my favorite Tarantino, or my favorite crime thriller, or my favorite performance from many of the talents involved...but an incredible ride nonetheless.

[Californication | 1,477]

 

[mbd39 | 2,017]

9/10, I love this movie.

 

[Reed Rothchild | 9,508]

53 minutes ago, Californication said:

Kind of curious about other peoples thought on Mr. Pink's acting in the scenes after he is shot. Always seemed a little meh, to me, but idk. I mean I guess it's better than in action movies where people get shot and they look like they just got a massage.

I like Tim Roth.  I don't especially like Tim Roth in this movie.

[TDIRunner | 2,721]

Easy 9.  Awesome movie.  Everyone should see it.  

[TDIRunner | 2,721]

2 hours ago, Californication said:

Kind of curious about other peoples thought on Mr. Pink's acting in the scenes after he is shot. Always seemed a little meh, to me, but idk. I mean I guess it's better than in action movies where people get shot and they look like they just got a massage.

I thought Steve Buscemi's character was the only one to not get shot.  

[RH | 4,895]

If you asked me 15 years ago, I'd give it a 9 and maybe a 10. It was definitely my favorite Tarantino film at the time. But as I mentioned on the last Tarantino film debate, I'm not a fan of him and his work, so I gave it a 5.

It's been a long time since I've seen it but back then, my least favorite was Jackie Brown and today it's probably the most tolerable. I haven't seen it in ages and only once or twice, but today I think I might give that one a 7. Best I can do for the guy and his films.

[Californication | 1,477]

8 hours ago, TDIRunner said:

I thought Steve Buscemi's character was the only one to not get shot.  

Sry, I meant Mr. Orange/Tim Roth.

[Hammerfestus | 3,819]

Debated between 9 & 10.  At one point in my life this would’ve been a 10.  It’s like 9.5 now.  So good.  There’s still Tarantino I like more even though this is probably the more masterful movie.  He is simply the best at dialogue.  That breakfast scene?  Oh man.

[JamesRobot | 5,786]

28 minutes ago, Hammerfestus said:

That breakfast scene?  Oh man.

"I got Madonna's big dick comin' outta my left ear, and Toby the Jap... I don't know what comin' outta my right."  That scene has me dying every time. 

I got 9 on it.  Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are quintessential 90s and both top my list of favorite Tarantino movies.

[glazball | 168]

Indeed, Mr Pink is the only one to survive.  He doesn't get away with the money though.  If you read the script or listen veeeerry closely to the dialog in the distance (while Mr White is holding Mr Orange), you'll hear Mr Pink getting arrested outside the building.

Oh yea: 9/10!