Reservoir Dogs (1992) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@LordVolkov]

Can't hear 'Stuck In The Middle With You' without thinking of Michael Madsen dancing around with the gas can 😅 He crushes that scene.

[@SteveMahoney]

I play this song in my acoustic sets with an introduction like "You know when there's a song in a movie scene that instantly transports you to that scene? Well, here ya go"

[@jillwanlin9558]

My favourite part of the movie.

[@rogerdaly6326]

I feel exactly the same way , every time i hear the song i see the scene.

[@DonnaCPunk]

I read that Madsen said he couldn't dance and didn't want to do it in the scene. Tarantino told him to just do whatever he felt like and it was perfect for the character.

[@alonenjersey]

Good to know I'm not the only one. The same thing happens to me every time I hear it being played over the sound system at my job.

[@Cadinho93]

Reservoir Dogs was supposed to be an Indie post-college type film so Quentin Tarantino could show people he could direct. However, when Harvey Keitel read the script he immediately poured money into the project and got top-notch actors to sign on. Secured a distribution deal for Quentin Tarantino and suddenly Quentin Tarantino was the hottest young director in Hollywood. Making a film ten times better quality than his peers for one-tenth the money and sending Quentin Tarantino into legendary status. Also, the woman who shoots Mr. Orange before he kills her was Tim Roth's dialect coach who taught him an American accent. She was so hard on him he asked for her to play the woman he killed.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

You seem to dig both Tim Roth and/or Tarantino. Have you seen 4 Rooms?

[@wesbeuning1733]

​@@robertcampomizzi7988that is what I came here to ask! Movie is wonderful, and Roth is hilarious.

[@ThePartisan13]

​@@brucef310 I didn't fuckin know that and this is quite literally my favorite movie.

[@ThePartisan13]

​@@robertcampomizzi7988Absolute gold, it's rare to find people who have even heard of that movie let alone like it. I just saw someone the other day comment about that movie and I was genuinely stunned.

[@themightyfp]

Jackie Brown next!!!!

[@chrisf8855]

Harvey Keitel is such a good actor and never seems to get the credit he deserves.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

He was Jodie Fosters pimp in Taxi Driver. He looked a lot different in a wife beater and long black hair. And wasn't craggy faced

[@waxtrax_]

He was in Pulp Fiction too, he's top class

[@podfuk]

Agree, Abel Ferraras Bad Lieutenant with him was great inspiration for Quentin no doubt!

[@independenceltd.]

You need to do "True Romance". Quentin sold the screenplay to finance this movie. Great movie with an all-star cast.

[@nammis77]

100%. Its so good:))

[@writerwade9241]

No lies detected. GREAT movie, and you are correct. So many big stars - before they were big stars.

[@tbruce8187]

You beat me to it. It's such an underrated movie.

[@hazi5961]

What would Drexl Spivey Do?

[@chrisrandall2710]

Yes!!, it’s soooooo good! ❤️🇨🇦🤓Ottawa. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@harley2704]

Ah “Reservoir Dogs”. That classic holiday movie 😂

[@JenX1975]

Asia and her facial expressions crack me up. She's absolutely precious. Merry Christmas everyone

[@BuffaloC305]

The phrase "I'm all ears" has NEVER been the same since this film.

[@seraph6758]

Or happy songs of the ilk ... 😳😆👍 .. my psycho song is Mr Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra 🤫 😬

[@JoeR203]

Dolph Lundgren said it first in "Universal Soldier" which was released a few months before Reservoir Dogs.

[@gustonzimasheen]

@SamMaindonald-lq3tw Yeah I thought exactly the same thing. Never fails to get a laugh, I heard.

[@BrokeSpike]

Chris Penn's bellowing rage and Mr. White's gutteral cry of betrayal at the revelation of his horrific mistake should be studied in acting classes. Tremendous performances throughout this movie.

[@Buttsley1]

I’ve always loved Chris’s acting in this scene. He does such a good job at portraying somebody who can’t handle the pressure of that situation. Poor guy just wanted his dad to be okay

[@Stoney_Snark]

Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) is in Kill Bill Vol 2, as Bill’s brother. And though he’s called Mr. Blonde, he’s John Travolta’s (Vince Vega) brother!! Madsen was supposed to play Vince, but had a scheduling conflict. That role totally revitalized Travolta’s career!!

[@loribernardisunwell9663]

I love how he connects the characters in his movies ❤

[@Vile_412]

Always hoped Quentin would’ve pulled the trigger on the fabled “Vega Brothers” script. Would’ve been cool to see in the late 90s with Madsen and Travolta reprising their roles together.

[@lisaclark1181]

That is in NO WAY an understatement regarding Travolta's career!!! It's truly amazing how his career EXPLODED after Pulp Fiction!

[@Stoney_Snark]

@@Vile_412 , me too! Double V Vega

[@DonnaCPunk]

@@loribernardisunwell9663Even connecting characters over decades. Like Fassbender's character in Inglorious Basterds is a descendant of Tim Roth's in Hateful Eight. And I think the Paula Schultz grave in Kill Bill is supposed to be Christoph Waltz's character from Django Unchained's wife.

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

Eddie Bunker, who plays Mr. Blue is definitely one of the most interesting actors. He was an ex con and pointed out to the director that a group of guys wearing suits together at a public diner would get them caught since they’ll be recognized later on as a group of guys in suits. He also helped Danny Trejo get into Hollywood

[@elcorado83]

More than that-he wrote one of the first films Michael Mann, director of Heat, made. And he's in it too...

[@clarencewalker3925]

Eddie Bunker was a former criminal who was a sort of technical advisor. He told Tarantino that he never worked with a crew that large because it cause too many problems.

[@sensationaldenny]

Pause @13:05. See the bench in the background? There are coloured plastic containers, the white and pink ones are together and the orange ones are placed further away. This represents Mr.Orange as being on the opposite site of Mr. White and Mr. Pink. The symbolism and detail Tarantino uses is impressive

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

Not John Carpenter's The Thing, he was talking Fantastic Four The Thing which is a rockman. However, Tarantino has said on several occasions that Hateful Eight and Reservoir Dogs are loose adaptations structure wise as John Carpenter's The Thing, I tend to agree especially with Hateful Eight with Kurt Russell. All about paranoia, knowing there is an interloper but not sure which one that everyone and Noone is a suspect. Quentin Tarantino has said many times he thinks John Carpenter's The Thing is one of the best pieces of cinema ever made and I always thought in Hateful Eight Keith David or Wilford Brimley or another cast member of The Thing.

[@slamandrews9168]

What's too much of a coincidence is the fact that the director used an unused song from the thing and put it in the hateful 8

[@RandyRoughton]

That line originated from a famous Ali quote when he said about an opponent, “If he beats me in a dream, he’d better wake up and apologize.”

[@liztancock1773]

My favourite Mr Pink Story - Steve Buscemi was a firefighter before becoming an actor. In 9/11 he went back and volunteered with his old crew

[@TR13400]

Crazy choice to make a movie that mostly takes place in 1 room. The actors skills and writing are really highlighted in such a simple way.

[@kevinjoy7728]

I always figured that was for budget reasons

[@scottking3287]

The torture scene with Mr Blonde and the cop is one of the hardest scenes I’ve ever watched.

[@tomchesley2604]

For me....this is still my favorite Q.T. movie. Taking into consideration that this is his first movie and it was done on a shoe string budget, with some guerilla style film making and it put Steve Buscemi on the map. You could literally see the effect this movie can have on you in both your expressions at the end. You can see how tense Asia is and the wtf look on B.J. Even after seeing this multiple times the tension is still real but you get so invested that you don't really realize it until its over. It's like you just missed getting hit by a car.

[@TAPKAC]

Between this movie and "Pulp Fiction", there were two movies that were written by Quentin Tarentino but done by other directors: "True Romance" (directed by Tony Scott) and "Natural Born Killers" (directed by Oliver Stone, who brought you "Platoon" and "Born on the Fourth of July"). I don't want to spoil it for you so I'll just say "Natural Born Killers" is done in a very surreal way and is basically a statement about turning criminals into celebrities. Hope you're doing well. 😊😊

[@cjpolett2055]

Tarantino hated NBK and asked for his writing credit to be removed

[@TAPKAC]

@@cjpolett2055 He also didn't like "True Romance" (especially the ending) and Tony Scott had to argue him down to go with the ending we got. Pieces of the original ending were shot and can be found on the Special Edition DVD and maybe the Blu-ray.

[@Scrizot]

He also helped produce Killing Zoe. Another really good film also starring Eric Stoltz

[@joemckim1183]

You guys have to do True Romance also. He didn't direct the movie but he wrote the movie and its definitely in his voice.

[@b.a.j5168]

Yes!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@cmondevils]

What's a drexel?

[@Debbie-st4nn]

​@@cmondevilsit's a dreadlocked Gary Oldman

[@clarencewalker3925]

I nearly forgot: Eddie Bunker was also in a film entitled "Straight Time." He gave Dustin Hoffman pointers on how ex-convicts react after prison and what happens when they can't conform.

[@Grottgreta]

"outta tha FUCKIN BLUE?!" is a line that will never not be used

[@daz_n]

The hype was crazy surrounding this movie. My buddy and I went to see it late one night I can still rememeber the anxiety when Mr Blonde got that razor out and started dancing and not knowing how bad it was going to get. Great movie that I appreciate a lot more now than I did at the time. That opening scene around the table was such an introduction to Mr Tarantino.

[@195511SM]

Watch 'True Romance'.. ...THE FIRST FILM THAT Tarantino wrote, and then he used the money from that one....to film this one.. A stellar cast & it's got Quentin's handwriting all over it.

[@clarenceworley3714]

Agreed!

[@philmakris8507]

A Reservoir Dog is California slang for a rat 🐀. In the case of this movie dual meanings; the animal and "snitches"

[@jillwanlin9558]

Oh I had no idea. That’s a great bit of info. Makes sense.

[@thekaratekidpartii2169]

I can't find any source for "reservoir dog" being slang for a "rat" in California, or anywhere else. Are you sure you haven't just made that up? Also... "According to Quentin Tarantino, the title for his first feature-length film, Reservoir Dogs (1992), came about after a patron at a Video Archives rental store, where Tarantino worked, misheard his film suggestion of Au revoir les enfants as "reservoir dogs"".

[@Scoobay]

Doesn’t seem like people believe you, but I like the explanation and I’m gonna assume it’s correct. It makes sense contextually.

[@thekaratekidpartii2169]

@@Scoobay Did you know that “reservoir dogs” is actually a literal translation of the Chinese 水庫犬 (shuǐkù quǎn), which is a quote from the film City on Fire-the film which Tarantino was heavily influenced by when writing Reservoir Dogs-it is a Chinese proverb/metaphor that means “there is no honor among thieves”. See, that makes sense. It’s not true, but it makes sense. So, according to your logic, you might as well “assume” it’s correct, regardless of its factual accuracy.

[@jdog6620]

DID NOT know that…. 50+ years old and a Quentin fan… kids, u can learn something every day. 🎉🎉🎉

[@scottiehargrove1453]

The son in the track suit is Chris Penn, Sean Penn's brother, yes... he was in Rush Hour who got busted by Chris Tucker in the beginning. He was also in The original Footloose back in the 80s as well.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

The Wild Life. It's casual

[@alonenjersey]

He also appeared in an episode of the "Law & Order." franchise.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

4 Rooms has Tarantino directing 1 of the scenes. The main actore is Tim Roth, same as the cop in this one, and it is completely underrated. Selma Hayek, Bruce Willis Antonio Banderas, Madonna.... a bunch others. It is a must watch!

[@Vile_412]

Tim Roth gives a master class in acting in 4 rooms. The last scene of him walking out of the last room makes me die laughing every time.

[@buddah1221]

great movie haven't seen that in awhile

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

Never seen that..I'm gonna check it out

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

@BigBoss-zi5ss it is set on New Year's Eve. So if you want a quiet movie night on Dec 31, it would be a good one.... unless you have kids.

[@tonygibson5171]

“ whole lot of motherfuckas saw that movie” ……”When you’re drinking champagne you say you’re drinking champagne when you’re drinking cristal you say you’re drinking cristal.”

[@michaelshelton2360]

Once upon a time in Hollywood is a must watch

[@nicholasherbert5367]

Thanks!

[@michaelsandar]

BJs face at the end is all of us the first time we saw this 😂

[@benmustafa6228]

Please watch American History X its a great movie

[@tonylagdon]

Why does that film make you feel uncomfortable ?

[@definitelynotatroll246]

One of the best movies ever, such simplicity, don’t need millions in cgi all you need is a good script

[@3idraven714]

The cop scene with Wolfman Jack, "Stuck in the Middle with You", Steeler's Wheel playing in the background is haunting. The "Mr. Pink" and opening "tip" scenes are hilarious.

[@deeboy4378]

Dope!! . I cannot wait. . This movie is legendary because of the dialogue and the talent of the the actors. .Tarantino wrights the most intriguing dialogue and creates interesting characters, then Casts the perfect people to play them.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love this iconic film

[@CgGoil]

When you listen to “like a virgin”, right after you have seen this movie, you realise that they are completly right. That is what that song is about.

[@UserAndLoser1985]

lol. No it isn't. Besides, Tarantino's not really talking about the song in that scene anyway.

[@hcrot27]

“True Romance” Next! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Bob1014ify]

The "thing" was a member of the Fantastic Four, a comic book and movie franchise.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Flame on the invisible girl and that shit

[@jacqueline4514]

Can never ever hear “Stuck In The Middle With You” and NOT think of the “ear” 😂

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

I always think of the itchy and scratchy cartoon

[@alonenjersey]

Good to know I'm no the only one.😊

[@victorramsey5575]

I remember seeing something on E! once about movie fun facts and the cop in the trunk was one. Mr Blonde and the cop were friends in real life. So while driving around with his friend in the trunk, Mr Blonde goes through a drive thru and got the soda on the way to the warehouse set. The soda was not in the script, neither was Mr White asking about the fries. But it worked and played out perfectly.

[@KathleenNunley]

My best friend Eric loved this soundtrack.....when we would go on road trips we listened to it. Over and Over. It's that good! Tarantino's music on his movies is REALLY good. We had some hippie friends in Issaquah so we did a lot of trippin. It was so much fun.......

[@fullyilluminated]

23:12 "He must be shaving his eyebrows." 😂 This is Mr. Blonde. One of the biggest psychopaths in cinema history. Not some high school prankster lol.

[@steveclapper5424]

My favorite Tarantino film A handful of actors and locations that could be anywhere its the definition of story telling.

[@moc9893]

This was one of my favorites when I was in my teens. Absolute classic 👌

[@PaddyInf]

One of the best heist movies out there, and you don't even see the heist. It's still my favourite Tarantino movie because it's so raw and rough around the edges. No overly stylistic visual effects and heavily reliant on clever dialogue. It set the scene brilliantly.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Asia and BJ, the character subtext in this movie is so next level. -------- Harvey Keitel feels responsible for getting Tim Roth shot. -------- HE stops thinking like a criminal and starts taking on a father figure role, soothing Tim Roth as he bleeds out. --------- He knows ROth's going to die, he feels responsible for it and it won't let him entertain the fact that Tim Roth is a cop. -------- Tarantino's subtext is always next level and gives the meaning of events in the movie so much more psychological impact than would be in a normal shoot-em-up heist flick.

[@whitewolf8644]

I agree with the no tipping. Give waiters/tresses a fair, decent wage and tipping wouldn’t be necessary. Here in the U.K. we only tip when we have exceptional service and our restaurant workers actually get a decent living wage, unlike the US. In fact I think it’s only the US who have these tipping requirements lol. Having to live on tips is just bazaar!

[@throughtheotherside420]

This movie is badass! The movie happens all in one day! Glad you two are enjoying more movies together 🖤

[@throughtheotherside420]

Watch Death Proof

[@throughtheotherside420]

“I’m a cop, I’m a cop”

[@stevenwertschnig329]

Absolutely. True Romance. He may not of directed it but it's my favorite that he wrote

[@infinitelybi2064]

There's always those SPECIAL Films that stick with you throughout your life and always come back through some form or another... And by the gods, this film is one of em 🙌👏👏

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

Oh boy, here we go.

[@proosee]

The best part about Tarantino's movies is what happen after watching, it is always "He did it because of X! -No, he did it because of Y!" or "He was a good guy! -No, he wasn't he did Z!" Tarantino really makes his movies live in imagination of viewers for a long time.

[@HoxMouse]

I love how much Tarantino made out of so few locations in this.

[@j.p8625]

Reservoir dogs is actually a part of Pulp fiction, That's why they look like they're wearing the same suits . Also, Michael Matson's character Vic Vega is Vincent. Vegas brother from pulp fiction.

[@torpedoboy4]

You got confused about “The Thing” he’s referencing. He meant Marvel Comics “Thing” aka Ben Grimm. Not John Carpenter’s film. Thing in the comics is similar sized to The Incredible Hulk and he is orange with skin made of a rock-like substance. The woman at the end was simply a civilian trying to defend herself.

[@marksteverman1622]

The guy in the blue track suit is Chris Penn, Sean Penn's brother. Chris has past some time ago

[@Kardashev1]

I'll never forget the first time I saw this, the ear cutting scene was insane & made that song Stuck in the Middle super popular.

[@level9954]

Merry Christmas you guys. Your vids put me in such a good mood. You guys rock. Another great reaction!

[@muninraven3327]

26:40 Dialogue: Four Los Angelis County Sherriff's and a German Shepheard... Woof! BJ: And a dog! 😂😂❤ On my life I am not trolling, or being a smart ass, or poking fun, etc... I just personally cracked up at that. BJ's quick response made it even funnier. We all have our own experiences and pockets of knowledge, so it would not really enter my head to comment that the German Shepheard IS the dog; but just BJ throwing that line so quickly made me cry with laughter!

[@ChrisBurke-p1m]

I saw somebody mention true romance and yes, true romance is definitely a very great movie, but out of the Quentin Tarantino movies once upon a Time in Hollywood is fast becoming my new favorite

[@UnkleKlumsy1353]

I watched this back in the late 90s with one of my dad's friends. It blew my mind, and I quickly became a big-time Tarantino fan. A couple of his movies weren't up to snuff for me, but he's made a lot of greats. Two I'd recommend for y'all would be "Once upon a time in hollywood" and of course "from dusk til dawn" if you haven't seen em yet. (Totally unrelated but I'd also recommend Hots shots! And it's sequel for a good comedy movie)

[@sonofthesea3298]

By how many Tarantino movies you have seen already,you now know that its always packed with well known names,and Tarantino even has his own favourite actors/actresses wich he keeps wanting to have in his movies. Even when you get up to date with his movies,there are more where his best friend Robert Rodgriguez is the Director/Producer. And in Rodriguez`s movies,Tarantino often has a role in the movies,so they are connected. A very good example there is El Mariachi from 1992,wich was Roberts debut movie. Not awhole lot of known names at all,but in the sequel Desperado from 1995 Robert has massive success and Tarantino joins forces with his best friend. Michael Madsen is an outstanding actor,i have loved him in tons of huge productions over the years. He has had a rough private life after the massive success,wich he has spoken openly to his fans about,but he never disappoints on the big screen. 17:55 in this iconic scene Michael Madsen (sitting in his very recognizable posture) ends up "play fighting" with Chris Penn,Sean Penns younger brother who sadly passed in 2006. You remember him from Footloose with Kevin Bacon and in Rush Hour with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. Gone waaay waaay too soon! Harvey Keitel was also such a huge name in movies during the entire 80s and 90s,even early 2000s but then i have problem mentioning titles he is in. He can literally play anything,if you want to see him in a lead role wich is a complete 180 from this movie,you should check out the Oscar winning movie Piano from 1993. The movie At Close Range from 1986 is to my knowledge the only movie where both Sean Peann and Chris Penn got to star together. I highly recommend it as it has a cast only with top listers at the time,amongst them some alltime legends.

[@ARKHAMASYLUM-qc7bw]

Thanks for not blocking out any of the lines from the film and not acting like children this is a great reaction cheers

[@kokaroka69]

Tarantino got his cherry popped with this raucous debut. An instant classic. No way could this movie ever be remade again.

[@williamswiniuch7527]

Would you say he was “Like a Virgin?!”

[@marcleitman9778]

QT was also in Desperado with Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek, and Danny Trejo. Great Movie!

[@samowhat]

Fun Fact: Michael Madsen's character is the brother of John Travolta's character in Pulp Fiction. Taratino was going to make a prequel movie based on those characters starring both of them and would end with Michael going to prison and John going to Amsterdam starting the beginning of each movie

[@lapolicedelapensee7047]

USA is the only place where you are forced to Tip. Everywhere around the world, the salary is enough to live. Tips are just a plus, if you have been well served and if you want to be nice. I did this job for years in Paris, 1 in 5 people left a tip, that the rate in France. And it's fair.

[@raymondpinsky1103]

Those smith & wesson automatics from the 80's are gems till these days. 4506's, 4509, etc

[@seraph6758]

Saw this at seventeen.. definitely became a theme, my friends and I would go bowling dressed slick like we were in a band.. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️ 😆

[@brettmuir5679]

This is Quentin Tarantino's first film but not his first. He wrote "True Romance" and sold it to Tony Scott to finance this one. Everyone should watch True Romance Edit: I love you two. Merry Christmas and Thank You both very very very much :)

[@13lueBomber]

*@Reelin* 🎬 They did it! I was definitely waiting for this one. 👏🏼 Excellent, I’m glad that you two enjoyed it. You can never go wrong with a Quentin Tarantino movie! I *really* thought one of you were gonna say Django was your favorite. Personally, Django is my second favorite Quentin film.

[@dalevintage]

It's really too bad y'all didn't watch his movies in order of release...Reservoir Dogs is is debut film. Watching his films and style grow and become, has been one of the most awesome cinematic journies of my life. ❤️ Have to say, those of who were lucky enough to be there in the beginning, man, we were blessed this man came along. He's one of the last true cinematic artists of our time. ❤️ Lol, yeah, I guess you could say I'm a fan...he had me from the first frame. He is the perfect confluence of all the cinematic/artistic geniuses before him.

[@daisypooch4034]

You need to check out some Coen brothers movies: Blood Simple or Fargo are two classics to start with. And Blood Simple was their debut movie! You won't be dissappinted!!

[@jpa5038]

When they said Joe looked like the The Thing, they meant The Thing from the fantastic 4, not John Carpenter's The Thing about the alien.

[@NotPoliticalCorrect]

ONE of my favorit Quentin movies of ALL time ..... 🤪

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Some people believe Mr Pink got away and became the Buddy Holly waiter at the diner in pulp fiction. And Vince and Vic Vega were brothers or cousins

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

You could hear him getting shot at the end, but it would have been ironic if it was Mr Pink laying low as a waiter, because of his feelings about not tipping servers

[@garrybaldy327]

Funny thing about the opening scene when they're talking about Madonna... Chris Penn (Eddie) was once Madonna's brother-in-law when she was married to his brother Sean Penn.

[@Get_Reel_Reactions]

I’ve missed a lot of your recent videos because I’ve been too busy trying to do my own channel. I love your reactions, great dynamic. Have a happy new years 🎉

[@marcoadan1]

I remember talking to my dad about this film. He said, "Oh, the one where the guy is bleeding on the floor the whole movie." I hadn't really considered that aspect before then, but it's interesting.

[@celticwolff5429]

I saw a stage performance of this about 25 years ago. It was pretty good. The theater held less than 200 people. They included a scene cut from the movie. For the on-air DJ, they had a local DJ record the parts they played through the show. The blanks in the guns were incredibly loud in such a small theater. After the show, my ears were ringing from the last shoot out.

[@Jared_Wignall]

This is my favorite Quentin Tarantino film. I really love the characters and the dialogue. The performances are excellent, especially regarding the chemistry between Harvey Keitel and Tim Roth. This being his first film, it’s great to see the kind of non-liner storytelling that would come to be expected with Tarantino’s later films. I just love this film, it’s cool to see you guys watch this film. I hope you’re doing well, have a great Christmas weekend, take care!

[@Doxymeister]

My favorite Tarantino movie would be "From Dusk to Dawn", and he plays in it too--he plays George Clooney's weird little brother that has a fixation on the teenage daughter (Juliette Lewis) of the family they kidnapped. Harvey Keitel plays the father and Ernest Liu plays Juliette's brother. Salma Hayek plays a stripper at the Titty Twister saloon--and does a great job being spooky as well as sexy! Well, if you're into snakes that is. Anyway, while it is pretty violent and bloody, it's also just a great vampire story played by some great actors--you guys really should see it!

[@PeacefulJoint]

I'm not 100% but i think thats a Robert Rodriguez film

[@Doxymeister]

@@PeacefulJoint I went and looked it up, you are right. Turns out Tarantino wrote it, and Rodriguez directed. Thank you!

[@angelhernandezrivera6195]

Mr. Blonde is the brother to John Travolta's character in Pulp Fiction. Initially, the briefcase in Pulp Fiction was supposed to contain the diamonds from Reservoir Dogs. Also, Tarantino wrote a script called The Vega Brothers but with Travolta and Madsen too old for the roles now, he's shelved it

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Glad you guys finally got to this. Happy Holidays!!! And you gotta check out True Romane and End of Watch….

[@jillwanlin9558]

Oh boy. This is gonna be good, mainly for Asia’s reaction. She’ll be spending a lot of time finger peeking.👀 I love this movie. - Merry Christmas to you and yours Asia and BJ. Thanks for the gift of watching these movies with you year round. - Happy Holidays everyone!! 🎄🌟❄️☃️

[@tbruce8187]

10:38 "What kind of friends are they?" None of them knew each other before this heist. They don't even know each other's names, just their code names (Mr. Pink, etc.)

[@briannewbold7942]

I have to agree that 'True Romance' is a must see.

[@HardParking]

When they says Joe Cabot looked like “The Thing” it was in reference to the rock guy on Fantastic Four

[@bradleymcavoy3432]

Harvey Keitel was in Pulp Fiction to as Mr. Wolfe! Also Michael Madsen was in Kill Bill vol. 1 & 2 as Bill’s brother Bud! 😉😎

[@sirashley2355]

"why they gotta do it so much?" needs to be on merch, i'd buy that shirt

[@TimParker-Chambers]

42:17 Given how much y'all enjoyed this, be sure to check out the original from Hong Kong which this was based on, it's called City on Fire 👍👍👍👍

[@tarik158]

“This is about to be crazy…” Oh, sweet Asia you had no idea 😅

[@screwylooygaming]

Quentin was up against some real competition this year with the release of Batman Returns, Lethal Weapon 3, Sister Act and Home Alone 2: Lost in NY. 2 Major Franchises, Sister Act which I remember seeing in 93 or 94 when it came on HBO. Home Alone 2. Reservoir Dogs was released in less than 100 theaters.

[@DanABA]

Most underrated Tarantino movie is Deathproof. it stars the stunt person for Uma Thurman in Kill Bill. She does her own stunts, obviously, and it is a celebration of the movie stunt professional. Definitely worth a watch!

[@The.Badger.]

One Fan Theory is that Mr. Pink got away with the diamonds, and went into hiding, and he's playing the same charector in Pulp Fiction. It kinda ties in with the in universe fact that Vic Vega/Mr. Blonde and Vincent Vega (John Travolta in Pulp Fiction) are brothers.

[@browntabproductions]

Great and Brutal Film. My Cuz was a Make-up Artist for this Film. You Guys Rock! Keep up the good work. Always Fun. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.🎊

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

Mr. White told Mr. Orange that getting shot in the stomach takes about 3 days to die. First time I watched this movie I was rooting for Mr. Pink to get the hell out of there. He waited too long.

[@mikeroyce8389]

The stunned silence at the end was classic!

[@BoondockRoberts]

Mr Blonde was Travolta's brother from pulp fiction. They we're going to do a Vega brothers prequel but both actors got too old as time ran out to get the project set up. This movie deserves a second watch to see all the hints. Especially the movie nods like orange containers in the room when they were talking about who the rat was. The ear slicing scene, Quentin had to fight to keep in as executive meddling was afraid it would revolt viewers away.

[@user-vb2pm1dy6u]

Mr. Blonde, is actor Michael Madsen, brother to actress Virginia Madsen, who had roles in CandyMan, The Prophecy, Dune, The Magic Of Belle Isle, et al's.