Reacting to *RESERVOIR DOGS* - Houston, we have a snitch - First Time Watching

[@jonmercano1138]

The movie tells you early on that Orange is the rat. He ratted out Pink as the one who didn’t contribute to the tip

[@paulhewes7333]

He was never a snitch. He was an undercover police officer. He was a spy, but he wasnt a criminal ratting out his fellow crooks. There is a difference.

[@jonmercano1138]

@@paulhewes7333 the rat, the reservoir dog, whatever. He was the guy who gave up info.

[@tomantush4867]

If you pay close attention, each of them reveals their true characters and relationships in the opening scene.

[@jimwoodman8158]

@callmecatalyst I don't believe caveat emptor is the phrase you're looking for.

[@tfpp1]

Hey Duaffy, great reaction! Here is a quick summary of how every Quentin Tarantino movie goes, as you continue your exploration of his films: 1) Tension tension tension tension tension, buildup buildup buildup buildup (typically done either through dialogue or plot) 2) An intense release of said tension and buildup in a burst of over-the-top violence. 3) Either the dialogue or violence (or both) can be funny or comical . . . and it's "okay" to laugh. 4) His favorite genres are gangster movies, blacksploitation, westerns, and samurai movies. 5) His stories are told out of chronological order. 6) He likes feet. There. That's it. That's everything you need to know when you watch a Tarantino movie.

[@prollins6443]

She gets you to think she is such a sweet, young lady. And then she giggles psychotically when people are fighting. Don't change, Dauffey. You stay you!

[@quellenathanar]

That's how you know she's an authentic gamer.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Calls the cop a snitch the whole time lmao

[@robertmckenna3994]

I can never hear Stuck in the Middle With You without thinking of this movie.

[@peppyd]

K-Billy's voice is done by comedian Steven Wright who delivers his comedy routine in that monotone delivery. It's part of his persona. He's hilarious and his performances are worth checking out on youtube

[@weirds0up]

It's a small world. But I wouldn't want to have to paint it

[@johnfriday5169]

I spilled spot remover on my dog...now he's gone.

[@Dirkus17]

Anywhere in the world is walking distance if you have the time.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

My friend sent me a postcard that had a satellite picture of the Earth, taken from orbit. On the back, he wrote "Wish you were here."

[@peppyd]

Last night I stayed up late playing poker with Tarot cards. I got a full house and four people died.

[@FeaturingRob]

This film has actually been adapted for the stage quite a few times, mainly with amateur or low budget professional companies staging it...and focusing on the warehouse more than anything else. And everyone who has done it has had Tarantino's blessings to do so.

[@wratched]

Mr Blue was played by Eddie Bunker, who was an ex-criminal and crime author.

[@FrancoisDressler]

The Hateful Eight is the spiritual companion piece to this.

[@BillTheScribe]

Duaffy: I am absolutely prepared for everything that can come up here. *Stuck in the Middle with You begins to play.* Everyone: Yup, that went about like we thought it would.

[@frugalseverin2282]

There's 1 thing Tarantino loves: a Mexican standoff. That when everyone is pointing a gun at everyone else. You'll see it in some other of his movies but I won't say which ones. He re-uses a lot of the same actors too.

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

I like a little bangkok rules ;)

[@ctmdarkonestm]

This video has everything: dancing, Duaffy's impression of a barking dog, more dancing. Its not loud, but you can hear Mr. Pink getting arrested after he leaves with the diamonds.

[@JoshTruff]

if by arrested you mean shot to shit

[@didiportia4995]

The earlier chase involving Mr. Pink gives us a glimpse into his character, and when he goes out the door with the diamonds, we hear him engaging the cops. There's no way he goes down without a fight. Definitely DOES NOT GET ARRESTED. Sorry that does not happen. But, up in my brain, and deep down in my heart, in that special place my imagination calls home, he makes it. He escapes with the diamonds. He slips through a narrow gap in the building, runs down the narrow lane, leaps over the guardrail and slides down to the freeway. He carefully weaves his way across the freeway and gets away. That's the way my brain says it happened. ( :E

[@richardjohnson5435]

And lays low at Jack Rabbits Slim. While some guys eating big Kahuna burgers were fronting the diamonds in colleague with Marcelus Wallace.

[@jeffsetter213]

You shouldn't apologize for not knowing something. As Ben Franklin once said... "It is not such a shame to be ignorant as it is to be unwilling to learn."

[@Dirkus17]

My favourite bit of the movie is just the momentary gratitude and wonder that passes across Mr Orange’s face when Marvin tells him that he knew who he was. That he endured the worst of Mr Blonde and still didn’t give him up. Didn’t last long, alas, but still.

[@bluebird3281]

I think he was about to crack though, and that is why Mr. Orange shot. Mr. Blonde said he was just torturing him, but he absolutely wanted to know who the rat was. It was a tactic, though I am sure he would have lit him up anyways after he found out. Not dissing the cop, he held out longer than most people would have but that lighter getting lit..... Orange could have shot at any time during the torture but waited until the last moment. Just my theory

[@nateedward9663]

Good catch on the scream. Directors have been using it as a running joke in their movies for years

[@NickJR528]

13:20 this looks awkward out of context lol

[@Belnick6666]

kidnapped cop is tied and kicked into the warehouse and she giggles and I thought "just wait" :P

[@markr.devereux3385]

Friggin Steve buscemi gives the performance of a lifetime. Never gets old since I've got the DVD and watch it every so often . Great reaction

[@SpurrBlack]

It must be a stage play somewhere. After doing ferris Buellers day off I suggested adapting this for our next highschool play. The teacher just laughed

[@michaelvalenzuela2528]

You should watch "The Usual Suspects" so you can find out who is "Kyser Soze"

[@thereturningshadow]

What a lot of people don't realize is that Mr. Pink did NOT get away. After he leaves and Larry is holding Freddy, if you turn your volume up you will hear the cops arriving outside and they are shouting at Mr. Pink and then you hear lots of gunshots. Shortly after, the cops burst through the warehouse door. For them to come in the warehouse that quickly means they shot down Mr. Pink.

[@Belnick6666]

I agree with that, but have quentin tarantino confirmed it? Could also be that they knew there was an undercover cop in the building needing help so they prio that over chasing after mr pink :o

[@thereturningshadow]

@@Belnick6666 He confirmed it by putting that audio in the movie. They did know there was an undercover cop and who he was because Marvin Nash recognized Freddy as the undercover. They already knew so chasing Mr. Pink, whom they already chased and had a shootout with an hour prior. So they knew who Mr. Pink was and already knew he would shoot at them and they were not gonna let him kill them and they put him down quick.

[@DMSG1981]

@6:00 It's called the "Wilhelm scream", and yes, it's everywhere :-) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_scream

[@mikemath9508]

Pink was right about everything even how he picked the car to steal, he knew she wasn't concealing a weapon. what a professional

[@JW666]

Yep, the Vilheim scream =) There's also Pulp Fiction, which is in the same universe as this movie and Mr. Blonde's brother is one of the main characters and is played by John Travolta (Michael Madsen was originally meant to play that role also but he couldn't because he was busy filming Wyatt Earp). Steve Buscemi has a small role as a waiter dressed as Buddy Holly and it's said to be Mr. Pink who is that waiter. I really hope that you get to that movie someday, it's a great movie and it's also one of my favorite movies! =)

[@adamwarlock1]

Even better, I'm pretty sure Vincent and Mia don't tip Mr. Pink.

[@JW666]

@@adamwarlock1 Haha, most likely, yeah 🤣😜

[@thereturningshadow]

Fun Fact: Mr. Blue, Eddie Bunker, was a former real life bank robber.

[@Trademarc1977]

And a novelist.

[@thereturningshadow]

@@Trademarc1977 Not really a factor right here.

[@Trademarc1977]

@@thereturningshadow Bah. Humbug.

[@Jutrzen]

What's fun about that?

[@thereturningshadow]

@@Jutrzen It's fun because I said so!

[@jefffiore7869]

The movie True Romance, Tarantino wrote the script. When he sold it, he took the money and used it to make this movie. He also blew about half of the movie budget to secure the rights to use Stuck in the Middle with You because he felt it was perfect for the scene. After seeing the scene with Stuck in the Middle with You, you will never hear that song the same.

[@15blackshirt]

Speaking of True Romance, James Gandolfini, better known as Tony Soprano, gained plenty of recognition for his portrayal as the hitman who brutally beat Patricia Arquette

[@jrobwoo688]

Hi! I can barely wait for the reaction! I wish that you will also watch True Romance. It was written by Quentin Tarantino and features a young Brad Pitt., also.

[@BK45AUS]

Michael Madse n ( Mr Blonde ) pleaded with Tarantino to not do the torture scene, he got very upset when the cop was talking about his kid as MM had just had a kid himself, Tarantino overruled him and it's always been a classic scene, at work one night "Stuck in the middle" came on the radio, next thing i know my whole crew section had pulled out their knives and were doing the Mr Blonde shuffle around the factory floor...me included..lol Also, heard Tarantino once say in a interview that Vic Vega is Pulp Fictions Vincent Vega's ( John Travolta ) brother.

[@VictorPoncioni]

If that's who I think you said, then that's Steve Buscemi and the movie you saw as a kid was probably Spy Kids, 2 or 3. Wonderful actor (Boardwalk Empire on HBO is still one of my favorite shows). He has a very odd filmography.

[@gnomche]

He was Donny in Big Lebowski....

[@YogDodoth]

Steve Buscemi was one of the kidnappers in Fargo (one of the best Coen brothers movies and a must see)

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

And, a surprisingly sweet singing voice.

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

Madonna, the main topic of the opening conversation, really liked the film but refuted Quentin Tarantino's interpretation of her song "Like a Virgin". She gave him a copy of her "Erotica" album, signed, "To Quentin. It's not about dick, it's about love. Madonna."

[@weirds0up]

In the overall continuity of Tarantino's movies, Mr Blonde (Vic Vega) is supposed to be the brother of John Travolta's character (Vincent Vega) from Pulp Fiction and there was a plan to have them do a movie

[@vinnycordeiro]

There's a short movie called Tarantino's Mind starred by two Brazilian actors (subtitled in English) that sums all those continuity ideas until Kill Bill. It's hilarious. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paGXk6yqYqmnqas Edit: Duaffy, DO NOT WATCH this video until you watch all Tarantino's movie until Kill Bill. Spoilers galore.

[@tbmike23]

I found this movie visceral, vibrant, incredibly creative, and very unsettling. Brilliant, but I've only watched it twice since it came out.

[@marcuszaja6589]

I just love Tarantino's movies. The cast, the music, the story, the humor, the conversations - so awesome!

[@stevej1154]

Interesting thing about the Mexican stand-off - in the script, Mr. White shoots Joe and then Nice Guy Eddie, but when they were filming it, Chris Penn’s squib went off early, so he fell to the ground earlier than he was supposed to. Harvey Keitel’s squib also went off early after shooting Joe, so he fell to the ground too. Tarantino decided to keep it in the film as a way to get people talking about it.

[@movielover828]

QT delivers one of the best film debuts of all time, and we are introduced to his signature styles: pop culture references, catchy music, punchy dialogue, and most of all, graphic violence.

[@justinsherman9350]

This movie is beautiful, and forever changed that 'Mama Told Me not to Come' song for me. Every time I hear it now I'm compelled to dance like a razor-wielding madman.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I believe you meant to say ‘Stuck in the Middle With You,’ by Stealers Wheel..

[@TTM9691]

Please do "Jackie Brown" and "Death Proof", especially "Jackie Brown". Those two Tarantino movies deserve way more reactions, "Jackie Brown" is my favorite of all his films. You'll like both of those movies.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

From Dusk Till Dawn as well.

[@mikerhodes8454]

My family refers to "Stuck in the Middle with You" as the ear cutting song.

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

The monotone radio voice was comedian Steven Wright. He is very funny and uses that same voice though out his show.

[@Sarcastro_78]

After seeing this movie, you never hear that song the same way again.

[@JohnWick-yu6je]

Mr.Blonde torture scene and the music is one of the best scenes in movie history.

[@JustJames83]

Joker - All it takes is one bad day Reservoir Dogs - One Bad Day

[@Belnick6666]

Jackie Brown is often overlooked when it comes to people watching Quentin Tarantino movies, ive seen it so many times that it is meeeh to me, but it is still a good movie

[@Retrostar619]

The woman Tim Roth's character shoots was his dialect coach. Apparently she worked him so hard to get his American accent right he reqested to shoot her. On screen, of course

[@neonlionxiii]

Thank you for this reaction. Call me crazy, but this has been my favorite movie of all time since the very first time I saw it. Every actor performed the hell out of their roles.

[@twdclementine11]

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is my favorite Tarantino movie and one of my favorite movie of all times!But make sure you know about Sharon Tate and Charles Manson before watching it!

[@PaysageSuedois]

Beatiful, funny and smart Duaffy! Loved your reaction to this one, you seemed real into it/animated, with some insightful reactions. Happy weekend!

[@erich.1355]

Godfather trilogy?!? Oh, HELL yeah!!

[@miahdpapa9304]

An underrated gem of a scary movie that'll surely draw reactions is Serpent and the Rainbow. Soooo gooooood

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

This is among my favorite soundtrack albums. I must have listened to it 10 times a day, at a certain time in my life. Not only is the music stellar, but it also included Steven Wright's KBILLY disc-jockey bits, and some moments of dialogue.

[@QuayNemSorr]

This is probably my favorite Tarantino movie.

[@richiecabral3602]

The very monotonous DJ voice was Stephen Wright. He's a stand up comedian since the late 70s, was very popular in the 80s, and is known for that voice. He's a very funny guy actually, but you've got to see his stuff for yourself to get it. His material is very witty, but in a quirky oddball kind of way, and very much a guy that has an out of the box perspective of the world.

[@markr.devereux3385]

He had a couple of really good tonight show appearances.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

Nice, this is a very culturally important movie, that basically helped define the film style of the 1990s.

[@dragonshane]

Duaffy: I'm familiar with Tarantino's work and I'm prepared for it. Me: umm.... the Ear scene... we shall see

[@n_other_1604]

Tarantino told only recently in Steven Colbert's late night show that he was inspired by The Thing when he made this movie. He wanted to create something similar with suspense & paranoia in an close space.

[@robg5640]

Most people miss the subtle clues of Tarantino. For example, in the bathroom scene, there are bottles of White and Pink liquid on one side of the shelf, (Mr. White and Mr. Pink) and Orange liquid on the other. A subtle clue on who is the rat; as on the opposite side.

[@AllmondISP]

I found it pretty entertaining watching "no swearing policy" duaffy watching a film with so much swearing. Does duaffy hold it on her full reaction on her patreon , too?

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

Yeah, I wish she'd just give up the pretense and go back to cursing right along with them as she did in her earliest reactions. 😏

[@AllmondISP]

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy are those reaction still on-line, or she removed them? I found Duaffy just a few months ago, and i didn't really checked out her earlier videoes, but i kindda curious to see Duaffy cursing... It's also make ne wonder what happend that she decided to completely stop it.

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

@@AllmondISP Her reactions to the first 6 Star Wars movies (her very first reactions) are over on her original gaming channel, simply called 'Duaffy.' Her "Hateful Eight" reaction is now 'unlisted,' for some reason, but it's still up on YT. Here's the link to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpPceYl4m6aNlZo Everything else should be right here on this channel.

[@AddSerious]

I remember seeing this shortly after it came out, a friend told me this is a new director that we should keep an eye on. when the Mr orange part came up I was floored and knew he was right...

[@davidmersh7221]

This was quite a controversial film when it came out in 1991 due to the high level of violence.

[@thereturningshadow]

When this movie came out I was doing part time DJ work. Well one day while in a thrift store I happen to see a 45 record of Hooked on a Feeling by Blue Suede and I recognized it from this movie. Well naturally I bought for a dollar and then played it at every DJ gig I did since then. And now that song go some renewed energy from Guardians of the Galaxy, but I can say I played it regularly almost 30 years ago.,

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

what i love about this movie is tha tmr. pink was acctuly the moust sound character in the entire thing, and therefore it was pretty fair that he ended up with the diomnds at least, because everyone else was either too dumb or too psycho

[@DuaffyMS]

He did get caught by the cops though, but I agree with you. He was the only one that did exactly what he was told to do

[@slchance8839]

@@DuaffyMS I agree with both of you. I would even go so far as to say that it wasnt Mr Pink's fault he was caught by the cops. From the first minute he got to the warehouse, he's been saying: "we have to get out of here, because there's a snitch, and the cops are probably on their way here right now." He's been trying to run away from that warehouse all movie. In fact, he even pulled a gun on White who tried to stop him from leaving. He only stayed because the other guys had bad judgement (and were scary), and he went along with them. Pink was hands down the MVP (Most Valuable Player, if you didnt already know, Duaffy)

[@JasonMMoreno]

Anyone mention yet that "Vince" is the brother of Vincent Vega also from "Pulp Fiction"?

[@davidladjani108]

In French it's called a "huis-clos". You should check 12 angry men.

[@salvadorslim3234]

Wow Duaffy! I can’t believe u finally seen this masterpiece I’ve seen it a billion times and Still get something new each time I love director first film And you give the best reaction!

[@mikemath9508]

i forget if Duaffy is doing every Tarantino, or has done Kill Bill but if she's going in order now, I gotta wait 3 months to see her see Mr. Blonde as Budd in Kill Bill 2, the best tarantino character ever written. since she's gotta do Jackie Brown and Kill Bill 1

[@laudanum669]

I suggest watching "True Romance" It was written by Quentin Tarantino. He did not direct it but it still has the same style. He sold the screen play so he could have the time and money to finish writing "Pulp Fiction".

[@deanroddey2881]

You should check out "At Close Range". That's a pretty incredible flick, sort of the "Redneck Godfather".

[@andreibrendler5010]

just the owner of the best laughters of the world

[@paulmasella1616]

The cream is from Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope. It’s from a dying stormtrooper.

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

It actually originally dates back to the '50s.

[@vanpiisu88]

The acting in this movie is so magnificent.

[@alanhilton3611]

Another great shocker is natural Born Killers.

[@stathissdz2125]

The selection of music is very important for Tarantino - in a sense, it's a part of the script. As a result, many of the songs cannot be heard without the scene they feature in (case in point, "Stuck In The Middle With You" and the torture scene, or "Misirlou" and... well... all of "Pulp Fiction"!)

[@mypl510]

I am so excited you are watching these movies! Can't wait to see what you think of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood! And yes, this movie just blew us away back in '92! Something similar to this from him would be "The Hateful Eight"

[@djVOME]

The DJ is a famous comedian, his name escapes me.

[@dashe_8989]

Duaffy is too sweet and pure to watch such a thing as torture, love this woman. She can't hide her gut reaction.

[@djVOME]

You really should watch True Romance. Written by Tarantino and directed by Tony Scott. Amazing film, and even Brad Pitt is in it.

[@philipocallaghan]

One of my favourite movies.

[@chaserz4201]

First time I've seen Duaffy remove her headphones.....thank you Quentin!🤣

[@jimbrown6323]

hi i just saw " baby driver" it was really good . please consider "baby driver" about a teen getaway driver ,with great chase scenes and stunt driving

[@ExplosiveNotes]

2:48 the little wascal has a spiwit

[@freakazonestudios7979]

😁 I like the way you said the director's name like that. You make it sounds so fancy.

[@stephensplatterhead9783]

Mr Pink does not get away. Turn the volume up and listen to the background. He’s getting beat up by the cops just outside the door.

[@DuaffyMS]

I know, in the next scene I've said it but the editor did not add that part in the reaction :)

[@shaunfoulk4233]

OMG 😲😱Dear sweet Duaffy is going to watch Reservoir Dogs 🐕This is gonna be fun 😄 Fun fact: My grandmother was an accidental extra in this movie 🎥 It's a long, funny story 😄😆

[@salvadorslim3234]

At Duaffy u might be thinking of buscemi in spy kids 2 island of dreams as a kid Also nice catch on the Wilhelm scream That’s the name of the scream that’s everywhere in everything

[@theebonehead]

Please do "Four Rooms" It has Tim Roth ( Mr. Orange) and Quentin Tarantino has a role in the move as well as directing part of it.

[@fernandosantiagorodrigueze5532]

The original film is City Of Fire 1987

[@l00d3r]

Another Tarantino movie where almost everything happens in a specific place is The Hateful Eight. Not as great as Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction, but it is entertaining and it stars Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russel in addition to some of his regular actors.

[@mychalwilliams9411]

I really enjoyed watching your reaction to another great film. Your amazing!

[@twoheart7813]

Loved this reaction & looking forward to your next reactions.

[@Fantomex.]

Once upon a time in Hollywood has an end credits scene for God's sake please tell me she'll include it in the reaction

[@amiralisayadpour2884]

2:52 He was Randall in Monsters inc.

[@Ati-MarcusS]

have a nice x-mas everyone

[@noahmagana137]

Your Tarantino reactions are the best

[@k.t.5405]

min 13:38 thats Rick Dalton's ride....

[@steved1135]

Yay Duaffy. The second best Tarantino movie... After True Romance of course...

[@anthonyross4044]

You should really consider watching the six "mission impossible" movies if you haven't already, from 1996 to 2018, before the seventh one comes out :)

[@davidcooks5265]

Happy Christmas everyone 🎅🥳🤸🍺🤸🍺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤸🥰

[@lordtanatos84kmkn59]

When you said "Tarantino" I wonder immediately if you speak Spanish, me supongo que si.

[@laurentgoujon4512]

Bonjour, un petit coucou de France. I love your Channel, yours réactions are so naturel and sincères ( sorry i don't speak english very well ). Friendly.

[@maximillianosaben]

I mean, I'll recommend you watch every Tarantino movie, but The Hateful Eight (his eighth film) was partially inspired by Reservoir Dogs (his first film). It's a good one.

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

She's already reacted to that one... though, for some reason, decided to 'unlist' the video. At any rate, here's the link to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpPceYl4m6aNlZo She's now seen all of his films except "Jackie Brown" and "Death-Proof," as far as I know. (She saw both "Pulp Fiction" and "Kill Bill" prior to creating this channel.)

[@maximillianosaben]

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy - Ha, it looks like I've actually watched that reaction some time ago. Seeing as how I didn't remember, I'll watch it again. Thanks!

[@joelok48]

Excellent thoughts after the end. Great job.