Reservoir Dogs (1992) - Toothpick Vic (part 2)/Бешеные псы (1992) - Зубочистка Вик (часть 2).

[@DavidGangemi]

Love the way Madsen snorts,digs in his ear while listening to the prospects being offered to him. Makes the character real. Tarantino really got a dream cast on his first roll of the dice here. They all brought a realism not seen in movies in almost 10 years when this was released in '92. This is the flick that made the audiences want to see real acting and great dialog in movies again like we had in the 70s

[@Rohan2000-g8s]

Exactly, I am so glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that!!!! Bless you film buffs!!!!

[@SmithersJones]

It’s cool to have places all over the place.

[@r6854]

I always feel like Madsen should have been in the movie Heat as well. He plays a criminal so well.

[@MrMitchelljung]

i read he was actually considered for Tom Sizemore's role in that movie

[@MouthBreatherGaming]

Kinda a twin for me with in a lot of stuff with Tom Sizemore.

[@EbonAvatar]

Michael Madsen always looks like he's been marinating in gin for the past three days. I love it.

[@edvinparmeza1298]

Michael Madsen not only plays a badass character here, his expressions are also badass

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Michael Madsen is underrated. He should have been cast as the lead in some hard boiled neo-noir flick. He’s like the modern day Robert Mitchum.

[@stephencronin1080]

He was great on his small part in sin city.

[@poketz100]

Hes actually in alot of movies. But hes always a supporting character.

[@moondawwg]

the 90's are not modern day. He's long past his prime.

[@samanthab1923]

He was supposed to play the John Travolta role in Pulp Fiction, Vince Vega. But he took a role in Wyatt Earp & remained his brother, Vic Vega.

[@mikeymc3094]

Even wen he smiles he looks like he Wud rip ur spine out an not break a sweat

[@thugger-vandross]

Michael Madsen is one of the coolest fucking actors ever. Can be legit scary at times too.. especially in Donnie Brasco I genuinely love his relationship with Chris Penn tho. They play off each other so well as rugged criminals with pure respect for one another Quentin a damn genius

[@dannythompson1948]

Bud, you are the fucking man for recognizing him in Donnie Brasco. That's my favorite mafia movie.

[@waragainstmyself1159]

Bros

[@Thegamer89Bond]

Michael Madsen played an Amazing Badass Role as Mr. Blonde for this Movie!

[@vicvega4415]

Sure did

[@pladampa]

I still want a Vince and Vincent movie. I don't care how old or how it happens.

[@StudSupreme]

I think Madsen's talent was wasted in Hollywood. Almost all his roles were like Robert Mitchum in "Night of the Hunter." But Madsen had far more range than that. Far as I'm concerned, he got screwed over by Hollywood.

[@patriceaqa288]

This scene sealed Mr Orange's fate. There is no way on earth they'd ever buy that Vic was going to rip them off for no reason and start gunning down cops for fun to steal the merchandise. That's the part of Mr Orange's police plan, they never 'planned' on. That one of the heisters would be a close friend of those organizing it

[@pladampa]

@@patriceaqa288 yeah Vic was the only person pink trusted the only professional

[@Alan_Page]

Vic is nothing but good luck dad. A real rabbit's foot. Like the last job he did where the police showed up and he went to prison.

[@gcgangsta8556]

That didn’t involve Joe’s family though did it?

[@Kilanator]

But he is. For Joe and Eddie, though

[@stupendoushorrendous8258]

Good luck "for us," not for himself.

[@Alan_Page]

How was the police showing up and busting one of their warehouses good luck for them? Yeah they didn’t get indicted, but it still wasn’t good luck for them.

[@neil2905]

he kept his mouth shut and did his time like a fuckin man.

[@BlackJesus2047]

Jesus I wish I had connections like this! Not work and get a nice check

[@NotShowingOff]

Well, you’d need to go to jail for a while and do your former boss a favor by not divulging information. Truth is, he earned the connection. If you are born with these connections, you aren’t going to jail anyway

[@chicagomike4587]

Run for congress

[@Hagg-o-tron]

You do realise they all die at the end?

[@sealteamryx6758]

Lol all ya have to do is kill people for money

[@zaterranwraith7596]

All you have to do is become a psycho killer for the right rich man lol

[@gcgangsta8556]

“We got places all over the place.” 😝 😆

[@vibovitold]

I'm not a fan of every aspect of Tarantino movies (especially the late ones), but his ear for dialogue is incredible

[@Cyrus-3D]

Michael Madsen should play a Gangster again, he nailed it as Vic Vega in Reservoir Dogs.

[@icepic21]

"I know you dont like to have the boys in on the job, but this guys a lucky rabbits foot, he can hold his own!" Mr. Blonde proceeds to FUBAR the job with killin hostages, torturing cops, and going off the deep end.

[@ElBandito]

The job didn't go FUBAR cause of Blonde. It was tipped off by someone else.

[@icepic21]

@@ElBandito hmm. I wonder who? Certainly not Mr. Orange. He told that great joke after all. Still, Blonde added gas to the fire with the murder of civvies and torturing the cop.

[@SpicyTake]

@@ElBandito He shot the shopkeeper who rang the alarm.

[@jamescricketson9464]

Yeah,we know🙄👍🏻

[@michaelgonzalez4269]

@@jamescricketson9464 😂

[@hutch1111111]

The bead of sweat on Eddie's face was great...just kept the scene going.

[@Ironsmiler]

Absolutely agreed

[@gcgangsta8556]

“First I gotta prove to uh asshead”🤣🤣🤣

[@josephgowling1794]

😂😂😂😂

[@mchepen]

the fact that the radio host is steven wright is so fucking funny, tarantino is kind of a comedic genious at times.

[@davelee3725]

A movie with vic and Vincent Vega would be epic

[@poketz100]

Hes saying Vincent Vega as in Vincent Vega in pulp fiction who is victor Vegas brother. Tarantino said there was supposed to be a movie about them called The Vega Brothers but it never got made unfortunately

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

K-BILLY's "Super Sounds of the '70s" continues. If you're the 12th caller... you'll win two tickets to the monster truck extravaganza... being held tonight at the Carson Fairgrounds... featuring Big Daddy Don Bodine's truck, "The Behemoth." The 12th caller wins on the station where the '70s survived.

[@dreamingindogyears89]

The Bohhweemoth. lol

[@igottheneed2]

Stephen Wrights voice was perfect for K-Billy

[@thiagosalgoa7206]

The Buhueemoth

[@mchepen]

putting steven wright as a radio host is tarantino being a comedy genius for a minute

[@seattleping]

"Regular job job job type job..." Job:. It's just 'job' man.

[@coopercha6039]

I love the accuracy of this scene. In movies when guys get out the joint I'm like unless they discharged their entire number you on parole when u get out and it don't work like tbis lol

[@jodywhitt1871]

Madson is silly superb in this scene and. the entire movie.

[@gladylizauntalan4830]

my husband is a West Coast Longshoreman! "Dock workers do very well"

[@juzington]

...does he?

[@pladampa]

Doesn't matter hopefully, I want a Vic and Vincent movie.

[@justinbenning2428]

Does he enjoy working with Seaman.

[@sammmy4495]

Tell him to get off of his fat ass and start unloading those 1000's of ships sittin off of the coast ASAP.......... thank you

[@elizandropedraza1286]

@@sammmy4495 you just made my day.

[@VolatileSmile]

First he says he needs a job type job before he can work with them then he declines the no show job and does the heist.

[@VolatileSmile]

@GreenTea Or is it confusing?

[@malleableconcrete]

I don't think it precludes the possibility of him taking the longshoreman job they offer him, its just that Vic isn't the kind of person who'll be happy getting paid for doing nothing but sit on his ass. After doing his time he wants to be able to get back into a line of work more suitable to his skill set, but still needs a legitimate cover job.

[@VolatileSmile]

@@malleableconcrete When he says "come back to work for you guys" does he mean being at company warehouses with hot items again or the heist? And Nice Guy said he could get him plenty of jobs. All he had to do was pick which type of normal job he wanted. But instead he does a 6 man robbery.

[@malleableconcrete]

@@VolatileSmile I think he means something he would fit in well with, like I said the Longshoreman thing was a fake job, and probably not something he has experience or interest in, but it would still be useful to get his Parole Officer off his back while he does 'real' work. He's a career criminal, he's probably drawn to a major job like that with a big score at the end where his skills would be better put to work, Eddie feels like he owes him for doing the time and keeping his mouth shut and both Eddie and Joe know that he's at least loyal and experienced. They probably assumed that this would be a straightforward job with everything working out fine if things went to plan, they might have been right if it wasn't for Mr Orange, and with or without Blonde the police would have been tipped off anyway (though he certainly made things way worse, but it wasn't his fault that the job was a setup in the first place).

[@NoNoDigUpStupid]

GreenTea try and keep up dummy. The only reason he wants a normal job type job is to get his PO off his ass so he can get back to work doing what he really loves: being a criminal

[@PITU-f7f]

great dialogue , I really like this part

[@carlpott2961]

If modern day Tarantino made this scene, you just know, it would be 55 minutes long, and that’s not including the flashbacks.

[@cqtaylor]

Yeah, his work is good, but having the discipline to edit your shit is even better.

[@meisterlymanu5214]

and there be a black lesbian in it.

[@imcallingjapan2178]

@@meisterlymanu5214 Dry your tears and watch something else.

[@wintermute8315]

@@meisterlymanu5214 Haha you're pathetic.

[@terranman4702]

This would be the whole movie, but in the end they would all shoot each other because that fuck Scagnetti uses Vic to spy on them.

[@hialeahkid2]

This was his best film . Tight , realistic , and great dialog . When the progressed to strudel and cream , I tuned out !

[@blksheep176]

This is what the mob calls a no show job

[@ElBandito]

No-show job is not a term limited to the mob. It is used by the corporations as well.

[@garygkc21]

Hopefully someday we can see vic and Vincent vega in the same scene.madsen is so fn good.

[@frarfarf]

Totally possible now with AI

[@samanthab1923]

He was good as Bill’s brother too. Kill Bill

[@gibzotta]

Love this fade out.

[@mahlstadt]

“My name is Seymour Scagnetti. I’m Vic Vega’s parole officer. This is an unannounced visit to determine whether Mr Vega has been attending this job on a regular basis. Allow me access to your CCTV footage or this will be subpoenaed by a court.”

[@mikemarquez2116]

CCTV footage? sorry mr. scagnetti seems our backups just took a shit

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

Here's the tape Mr. Scagnetti. Looks like the VCR was sitting next to the electromagnet in the scrap yard. Kind of fuzzy.

[@bihabrodie3281]

sorry me no understand English?

[@raulbetancourt5795]

Sorry Mr Scagnetti the day he came to work there was a blackout, so the sistem went to hell.

[@jonathanwiggins5366]

Sorry Mr. Scagnetti, we used the same federal contractors that installed the surveillance cameras in Jeffery Epstein's prison.

[@landofthesilverpath5823]

Scagnetti. Hey, just like in Natural Born Killers!

[@Gracem2013]

Was looking to see if anyone else noticed that

[@landofthesilverpath5823]

@@Gracem2013 I also just read that Vic is Vincent Vega's brother, and Tarantino wanted to make a Pulp Fiction prequel about them.

[@stevenbeoethy4049]

Scagnetti on Scagnetti

[@supersquats]

Yes Jack and Seymour scagnetti are brothers

[@gregpl9363]

K Billy’s super sounds of the 70’s keeps on….. Truck’n…!

[@bluebob81]

Quentin needs to make a prequel about Vic and Vincent Vega

[@ajcarter2337]

He was going to, talked about it for years but the script got stopped up and Travolta and Madsen got too old, real shame, it would've been amazing.

[@beavisbuttgoblin]

@@ajcarter2337 I'd take an animated movie of The Vega Brothers.

[@ajcarter2337]

@@beavisbuttgoblin Genuinely not a bad idea. That way he could keep travolta and madsen. Maybe make it like a hyper, cowboy bebop sort of vibe

[@samanthab1923]

Who could play young Travolta & Madsen?

[@beavisbuttgoblin]

@@ajcarter2337 exactly. That animated scene in Kill Bill was sensational. I believe if QT went that direction it'd be excellent 👌

[@samiam7342]

for Vic Vega.......the action is the juice................f*** the money!

[@ross1880]

I hate my regular job, job type job

[@usernamessaysomuch]

He was in the show Vengeance unlimited....and he was the foster dad in Free Willy 😅

[@MouthBreatherGaming]

Chris Penn sweating from the hard living he was doing IRL.

[@klaasklapsigaar1081]

1:44 How does he grow that cigarette back?

[@icouch]

“Nothing but good luck for us” “we know he can handle himself” “we know we can trust him” None of that turned out to be true LOL

[@raulbetancourt5795]

Vic is pretty angry with these two but he hide it pretty well

[@raulbetancourt5795]

mikedoesseo True, but maybe and I just theorizing; maybe he intentionally sabotage the heist in revenge for the time he was in prision, of course I could be wrong

[@raulbetancourt5795]

mikedoesseo Maybe, maybe

[@r6854]

I didn't get that vibe. I thought he was just a psychopath who was eager to get back in the swing of things.

[@raulbetancourt5795]

@@r6854 Like said: maybe I’m wrong

[@r6854]

@@raulbetancourt5795 Yeah, that's one of the things that makes Tarantino movies so fun to watch, you can walk away with multiple impressions about character motivations.

[@olbapoli4074]

A movie with travolta and madsen as teh vega brothers would uave been immense

[@lilgoop]

Three cool cats

[@roypiper581]

My God... it's the Scagnetti from Natural Born Killers!!!

[@badmoonknight5009]

Nah Scagnetti in Natural Born Killers was a detective not a parole officer.

[@shanekennedy2395]

I think it's the same guy cause Tarintino wrote both movies.

[@pladampa]

@@badmoonknight5009 he may have worked his way up depends on timeline and if you go into a parole/po office there's always a Sgnetti no one wants.

[@supersquats]

His brother

[@AM-kx4tr]

Mr Blonde was the coolest in this movie. I hated mr orange lol

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

Orange was irritating, I wish blonde didn’t get shot by him

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

I don't tip.

[@vozamaraktv-art5595]

Come on you cheap bastard. I paid for your breakfast..

[@raddastronaut]

Stephen wright ending the scene. 😂

[@krisscanlon4051]

Good scene showing Vega's allegiance to them...they trust him as well implicitly...White + Orange didnt stand a chance

[@Hellwyck]

Sonny Forelli and Eddie Pulaski.

[@billybrand9976]

*Tony Cipriani in III. Tom Sizemore was Sonnyz

[@angelomaldini3316]

God, listening to this is like listening to a conversation between my father and his friends. 'What do mean you swiped the whole thing? I told you to skim. that way he don't get suspicious' or another classic. 'Yeah, haul ass afterwards like you mean it. Have a PBA card ready should you get pulled over. And as for who you know, just say Jess Reynolds. You'll say he's your cousin.'

[@adrianeyre3630]

It’s all about packages 😂

[@portugal5698]

Why was “in-his-prime” Madsen the “O.G. Gangster,” Vince Vaughn???

[@janettelanuiki]

Back story:Vic Vega (Michael Madsen) Is Vincent Vega’s ( John Travolta in Pulp Fiction) brother

[@gamer12463]

Is that a building there because I don’t know or is it a house.

[@tugginalong]

Chris Penn - what’s up with the drops of water on his hair (and nose)

[@sheldonlasley836]

They were wrestling b4 this

[@adamrandall5163]

Why does this 90s classic which in my brain is at most 10 years old look like it was filmed in the mid 50s? I noticed that with a lot of films, even as digital came in. Is it because of degradation over time or were they always this bad and we just got used to better quality?

[@Victor_Victory]

I was offered a no show job but then I snapped back to reality and it was only a paid day off

[@inutero10]

Where can i get a no show job?

[@ASTyner]

Five other guy-eyes

[@carlmorrow1600]

Do dockworkers actually make good money?

[@blksheep176]

For a job you don’t gotta go to it’s damn good 😂

[@timenyart]

Its a union job so yes. But it is also very physically demanding.

[@pladampa]

You questioning monster Joe? Jk 😂

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@timenyart indeed

[@1ColdFuture]

2:50

[@dmeinhertzhagen8764]

Michael Madsen should have been hired a lot more than that in the 1990’s. I’m not a woman or gay but he was goddam hot at that time. Like bad ass rockabilly gangster with a side of psycho.

[@JeroenZM]

Dude looked like a 50s moviestar

[@Peppyroni247]

In the batchrooom

[@Aux1Dub]

It’s casual

[@phishbill]

Bowheemoth.

[@HowieFeltersnatchMD]

Madsen is the definition of underrated..Clooney, Reynolds etc bleh compared to him

[@pladampa]

I just commented, but everyone knows or had had a Sgnetti on probation or parole.

[@smilernok]

Some guy on parole wins the lottery ,, doesn't need a job 🙂 ??

[@Henry-kz4gn]

dude wanted to follow his dreams of being an earstylist

[@jasonhawthorne8288]

subtitles ruin this

[@StephNuggs]

Catfish?

[@travis396]

Gets a no show job right after prison

[@lorenzorodriguez6192]

How do you feel about doing a job with 5 other guys ...? Yeah I'll pass