Steve Buscemi on Reservoir Dogs

Steve Buscemi reflects on his work in Quentin Tarantino's 1992 masterpiece Reservoir Dogs.
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[@DT-ml3hf]

Buscemi had the best performance in the movie for my money

[@RobertWalsh-vp5ui]

He was my favourite character. I liked how he was both the silliest character and also the voice of reason.

[@7ItalianStallion]

​@@RobertWalsh-vp5uidef. It makes perfect sense that Quentin would throw some of his personality into his character. Both are smart fast-talking guys

[@PeterJames143]

Awesome actor, no less awesome even in a room with harvey keitel and the others, who are also awesome actors.

[@supaklaw]

He's a professional.

[@HeilwoodBeagles]

I enjoyed the whole cast equally

[@matthewdamico9776]

So Quentin was the anti tipper the whole time 😂

[@dashrirprock]

I believe he revised his views after the film came out and servers explained their perspective.

[@indecay8756]

tipping culture is cancer

[@chineduobuekwe]

That’s why he wanted to play the role 😂

[@ericjohnson9623]

​@dashrirprock I hope so. That's actually hilarious to me. All the think pieces that refer to Pink not tipping as showing his selfish nature and "I'm out for me" mentality that prevents him from being in the big shoot out. Nope, just Tarantino taking 5 minutes to rant incorrectly, lol.

[@christofferjenzen78]

Isn't mr.Pink supposed to be a selfish prick? Don't know if having problems with tipping does anything to change that. It makes sense for the character and it makes sense to think tipping everywhere sucks. ​@@ericjohnson9623

[@jimmyblood3416]

If they get him, they can get you. They get you, they get closer to me, and that can't happen!

[@Muff_Master]

“Relax. Have a cigarette.” “I quit.” “…Alright.” “Why, you got one?”

[@mdmn-ARCA]

I often wonder how Tarantino's career would have gone if it wasn't for Hsrvey Keitel. He was the backbone of that movie.

[@christofferjenzen78]

He got funding for it thanis to Keitel so he meant alot. Performance wise,he is good as everyone one is but Madsen kills it.

[@mdmn-ARCA]

​@@christofferjenzen78 Oh yeah, I didn't mean to imply anything about his presence in the movie being extra significant over anyone else. I meant more on the production side, prompted by Buscemi talking about him paying for everyone's flights.

[@NeilLewis77]

one suspects that even if he never met Keitel, eventually someone was going to read a Tarantino script and be happy to fund it. Tony Scott and Oliver Stone had already shot 2 of his scripts. it was only a matter of time.

[@KClouisville]

@@NeilLewis77 I agree it was probably a matter of time, but I don't think Scott and Stone had actually shot two of his scripts yet. I think it was at least a year before True Romance was shot and a couple before Natural Born Killers. The scripts may have already been sold at that point maybe.

[@NeilLewis77]

@@KClouisville oh god, your right. i was confusing my resoviour dogs release with my pulp fiction release.

[@thoughtography5715]

The story about the producer telling Tarantino that he should shoot coverage and Tarantino emphatically refusing reminds me of a clip I saw of Werner Herzog talking about why he doesn't shoot coverage: "People ask me why I don't shoot coverage and I always tell them the same thing, it's because I know what I'm doing". Tarantino knew what he was doing even in the very beginning

[@realnowheregirl]

...will you please explain what coverage is?

[@timothymcnaughton531]

​@@realnowheregirl I think its shooting other stuff that's off screen to the main shot simultaneously in case you want to make up shots in the edit but obviously Tarantino knew exactly what he wanted to see from the get go.

[@mabusestestament]

Not the very beginning, because the very beginning was him making My Best Friend’s Birthday and that was quite amateurish. In fact, it was Tarantino studying what he did wrong with MBFB that taught him how to do it instead next time.

[@thekinghasnoname4858]

@@mabusestestament With all due respect sir, that doesn't count. MBFB wasn't a proper production. It was just practice. That's why no real effort was put into it. Reservoir Dogs is his debut.

[@mabusestestament]

@@thekinghasnoname4858 With the same respect, it does count, just like Kevin Smith’s Clerks and Richard Linklater’s Slacker count🍻 And Tarantino of course did put effort into it 👍

[@jk-76]

Quintin wrote this entire movie just so he could do a rant about tipping. Awesome.

[@jk-76]

@@octaviussludberry9016 Shut up nerd

[@robpolaris7272]

He has a point! Have you seen doctors are now expecting tips?

[@jk-76]

@@robpolaris7272 haha! And teachers have to let kids use litter boxes.

[@robpolaris7272]

@@jk-76 What? 😂I haven’t heard that one!

[@jk-76]

@@robpolaris7272 It's not real.

[@nicemarmot.5353]

Hearing Gilbert’s cackling laugh just brought a huge smile to my face so thanks for that. Great video all around.

[@vicaldama9314]

Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast and Norm MacDonald Live were the freaking Best !..and are greatly missed.

[@poindextertunes]

thats an amazing episode of his podcast. wall to wall laughs

[@devonmarcus101]

@@vicaldama9314 Yes💯

[@cdfreester]

I admit the first time I saw this film was on VHS about 1 year after it had been released. When I saw it, I thought it had originally been a play, because it largely takes place in 1 room. It was only years later I found out more about how it all came about. Well done Mr. Tarantino and Mr. Buscemi.

[@theeternalnow6506]

This was actually really interesting to hear. Thanks.

[@Soloman_Gumball]

He's modest, he had 30+ credits between film and tv before Resevoir Dogs.

[@davidpatriot1082]

buscemi is a scene stealer every time hes on camera you cant help but be drawn into this character and performance in every movie he does loved airheads!

[@allys744]

Mr. Pink may not have believed in tipping, but he was a professional and a sole survivor. Plus, he was a volunteer firefighter. Great guy

[@azohundred1353]

Mr. Pink vs. That Animal Blundetto

[@BrotherShamus]

I don’t even want to say his name

[@johng6565]

Mr. Pink vs. Mr. Plinkett

[@mmclaurin8035]

20 years not a peep off that RADiator

[@Stumme-40203]

Poor Billy. Only 47 years old. Just a kid.

[@Sig509]

Whatever happened there...

[@HeilwoodBeagles]

Everyone played their parts perfectly. Great cast and great writing.

[@mr.j1381]

THIS is his best movie for me I do like them all but this is what I think when he is mentioned, GOOD WORK!

[@dam00k]

Great compilation. Buscemi called the Coens after reading Fargo and asked if they wanted him to wear a buck tooth prosthetic to make him ‘funny looking’ and the response was silence, he said “well, I guess I’m funny looking”.

[@gregory593]

The next time you see Steve Buscemi in a Tarantino film is Pulp Fiction, and he is a waiter. I've often wondered if it is the same character and just Quentin's way of winking to the audience that Mr. Pink made it out alive in Reservoir Dogs, because you never actually see him die. But also, it would be poetic justice for Mr. Pink, who didn't believe in tipping, to have to earn a living as a waiter. It would also suggest that, even though he didn't die, Mr. Pink didn't get away with the diamonds.

[@auntedistarious]

Haha i love that theory. Also maybe why he wasn't much of a waiter. I'm gonna roll with your theory cuz i like to think Mr. Pink didn't die. He was my favorite character

[@mikey-bz4it]

He got arrested the second he went out side you can hear it while the credits are rolling

[@dennischavez4675]

Wow, never made that connection!

[@lucas82]

Wait, why didn't I think of that? That's brilliant.

[@mathiashimmelberger2033]

So there is a theory that Pulp Fiction is the prequel to Reservoir Dogs, given that Vic Vega is Vincent Vega's brother and Vincent is still alive during the Reservoir Dogs timeline, Mr. White also makes a reference to Alabama from True Romance, Winston Wolf at one point talks to someone named Joe (possibly Joe Cabot) and I believe there was also a reference to Marcellus Wallace in Reservoir Dogs as well. It might make sense that the waiter is Mr. Pink, and the rant from Mr. Pink about not tipping is meant to either overcompensate for being a waiter in front of a bunch of hardened criminals or it could be to throw them off as Mr. Pink took it very serious to not tell each other about their past. Also, it's clear that Buddy Holly (waiter) in Pulp Fiction hates his job and Vincent does not leave him a very good tip.

[@IsaiasMGPalafox]

Steve Buscemi is one of the most underrated actors of our time. 🙏

[@De_liebste_un_beste_Mensch]

He isn't. His reputation is huge. Awards aren't necessary to accomplish that.

[@daveyboy_]

Just cause the guy ain't Dicaprio or Pitt people say he's underrated.

[@nicholasnapoleon7274]

@@De_liebste_un_beste_Mensch I'd agree I wouldn't necessarily call him underrated either, I mean he's worked with Tarantino, Carpenter, Rodriguez and the Coen Brothers MANY times. He's beloved by many, myself included, but still has a lot of lesser known projects that need to be seen by more people, particularly his directorial efforts.

[@mrkeogh]

He's also a genuinely fantastic human being too.

[@mabusestestament]

@@mrkeogh Didn’t he like, help at 9/11 as a fire fighter?

[@erikkibler3466]

Haven’t watched it in awhile.im amazed at how young everyone looks in it.guess cause im so much older.classic movie

[@GeorgeCostanzais10.]

Reservoir Dogs is like watching an UFC for the prize of best actor, one trying to beat the other and the ultimate winner is the audience. A masterpiece!

[@Skotzenn]

One of those actors that makes everything they’re in better

[@DualStupidity]

Being my favorite Tarantino film, I'm very thankful he gave Pink to Buscemi and not himself.

[@thierryfrentz2427]

Back then in 1993 in high school in Luxembourg we had a cinema class professor who showed us that movie on a beta max player. We had to look at it and analyze the chronology and compare it with QT‘s editing work. I, we , were flabbergasted by that flick and he, the professor just like that became our favorite one. From then on , QT‘s work has been and stayed part of my film buff life, since then. Kudos to him and all those awesome actors. My son already quoted some Chris Waltzes ligns of Django (the d is silent) at an early age of 4 (out of excerps , mind you). I guess , some things stick for life, and don‘t skip generations… Cheers from tiny Luxembourg;-)

[@LLusion]

this is going to be huge dude. love this idea. this feels way different than just a video coarse or something. My friend went to fashion school all online during covid and still had to pay 6 figure tuition. This feels like you get exactly what you put out. love this brother congratulations! people are gonna love this! might have to join myself!

[@No-One-of-Consequence]

There is no way that Buscemi is a lousy tipper in real life. He was an FDNY firefighter, and after 9/11 he went to his old house and volunteered for weeks digging in the wreckage looking for survivors, and then looking for remains. No press releases. It took years for the story to get out. That is who Buscemi is when no one is looking. I lost a good friend last year to liver cancer, thanks to all the building material crud they had to breathe in at the WTC site. He'd been an NYPD mounted police officer, and he was one of the better people I ever knew. I hope Steve doesn't experience any health consequences for his service. He's a good and decent man. He just plays assholes in movies.

[@richwightman3044]

Damn! Those chemicals and crud got him in only 23 short years. RIP. Sorry for your loss.

[@No-One-of-Consequence]

@@richwightman3044 Thanks for that. Frank was a very special guy, and I am not the only one who thought so. It carved a big hole in my life. But I am damned proud of the life he led.

[@stellviahohenheim]

What's tippin has got to do with 9/11?

[@No-One-of-Consequence]

@@stellviahohenheim Hold on. Maybe I can put it together for you using really small words and visual aids. HE'S A GENEROUS, THOUGHTFUL GUY. GET IT? Too many syllables? A guy who'll work an FDNY engine for nothing, and who deliberately ignored the kind of PR opportunity that came with it after 9/11, is probably a guy who is apt to be considerate of a waiter or waitress. Character. That's what.

[@FrankHohimerfromChicago]

@@stellviahohenheim Not real bright, are you?

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

Wow. Thank you Harvey for getting New York involved. Pretty amazing what can happen when the entire cast/crew is so committed. Still the best written movie ive ever seen. The script makes so much happen in only like 3 locations.

[@Gatsu-47]

That animal Mr. Pink

[@LightCyrus]

Love Buscemi. One of my all time favorite actors.

[@joeychick9045]

Wow this video made my Saturday with a coffee n cigar. Nicely done 👌

[@jimh6813]

Steve is a truly great actor. He played such a nasty villain in Fargo (1996) and then he's a hilarious space crazy astronaut in Armageddon (1998). I remember seeing him in an episode of Miami Vice back in 1986. He was great then and he's great now. I liked seeing him here telling his Reservoir Dogs story too. Best wishes to Mr. Buscemi.

[@mathiashimmelberger2033]

He was in an old episode of "The Equalizer" back in the 80's that was great too. But yeah, he's good in everything that he does.

[@christianboyd4635]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time, I’ve watched it at least 10 times. It’s so damn good.

[@Hammondbrass]

I especially love how Prince is screaming in my ear for the first seconds of all your videos. Nice touch.

[@mariogallego5513]

Loved Buschemi in Ghostworld

[@alandoane9168]

Same! He was absolutely brilliant in that film, which is an adaptation of one of my favorite graphic novels of all time. I actually got to meet the real-life woman who inspired the character of Enid, who attended Pratt with Dan Clowes. Meeting her was absolutely surreal. She is a fascinating woman with an amazing story of her own.

[@brianegendorf2023]

I use to have a baby sitter when I was a kid. And when I grew up, we still got together once in a while just to catch up and BS. One time, he said, "why don't we go see a movie--I'll drive". And this is what he took me to see at "The Ritz" in Philly. Both of us were blown away by the film. Every time Quentin comes out with a new movie, I kinda mentally thank my ex-baby sitter for introducing me to his work.

[@MrBojangles788]

Nice the Ritz is a cool theater as well

[@Kingtrollface259]

Steve buscemi is one of my favourite actors ,much love for this man as an actor and as a human being

[@andykolb6502]

Steve Buscemi is a National Treasure!

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Confidence and arrogance should never be confused, but they often are when assessed at face value.

[@Hotspur657]

Yes. The interplay between him and Keitel - incredible

[@christophermirkovich7290]

Finally a clip without quentin tarantino but it's a quentin tarantino movie

[@OTOss8]

Oh heck yeah, this is gonna be great.

[@Dmnthygtshlds2]

Don’t get too excited like everything on this channel it’s just audio taken from a Charlie rose interview everyone who cares enough has already heard

[@kowalski-turniton6704]

One of the all-time great movies. Still remember the adrenaline rush first time at the cinema. To Quentin, we still give thanks.

[@Drysdale-s2y]

Best firing of a handgun on screen - of all time.

[@1dirkmanchest]

He lit that 659 up. It is shot from two separate angles but if you count the rounds he fires 15 shots per POV. That is the magazine capacity of a 9mm 659 Smith & Wesson. And I can never listen to Stuck in the Middle With You the same way again.

[@Ifoughtpiranhas]

My only exposure to Steve Buscemi before Reservoir Dogs was in the 1989 film Mystery Train where he did scenes with Joe Strummer, Rick Aviles, and Rockets Redglare. In the 90's he really took off in popularity.

[@nekrospike]

Buscemi is great, loved the Opie & Anthony interview.

[@rickmaldoo4205]

I have become such a fan of Steve Buscemi he is one of the greats, he has got the it thing for me i get a kick out of his performances

[@BaldwinBay]

Laurence was a very good friend of mine. He truly was insane. But I really cared about him. At the end of his life I gave him as much support as possible.

[@movieknight68]

Possibly my favourite Tarantino movie! Brilliant.

[@7ItalianStallion]

Great video! 👍

[@supaklaw]

I saw this twice in theaters. The only time in my life I've ever seen people walking out of a theater was during the ear scene, both times. Not going to the bathroom, just straight up grabbing jackets and walking out. And the violence was all off camera. Horror directors should take note.

[@MCOult]

Steve Buscemi really came to the front of the room with this role. Before it, his most-visible role might have been "Luke" in Lonesome Dove (in which he shone, as he does in every role he takes). But Boardwalk Empire is on another level. Two outstanding characters, so many years apart, in two great productions.

[@drphwoar]

6:00 I cant help but think this laugh is disproportionate to how funny the anecdote is.

[@Munedawg]

That's how gilbert godfried laughs

[@hondorama]

Congrats James. This video is going to be huge.☮☮☮

[@MrEyesof9]

@6:45 he sums up the exactly the way I view this movie.

[@owenbarnes773]

quite possibly my favourite movie ever

[@h2oski1200]

buscemi on the adam sandler mark twain award show had me friggin rolling, well worth a watch

[@scottburch3178]

Check out trees lounge. Steve Buscemi wrote, directed, and starred in it.

[@IvanZavala-e2m]

To me his film debut to me was so so cool he did a terrific job with this film at first I said I do not know if I want to see this one but then I thought about it and I said we'll let me give it a shot and I saw it and I was like wow man that was a good one man I would say he is the best movie director ever in the world

[@feralNYC44]

timeless

[@WalterBurton]

Mortals. All the more inspirational because of that fact.

[@aarondavis8943]

Buscemi and Roth were the heart of the movie. Madsen was the depraved soul.

[@gaz4840]

One of my favorite phrases from RD and one i use on a regular basis is Mr Pink saying " Wheres the commode in this dungeon, i need to take a squirt"

[@BrothersCinco]

The scene he mentions where Mr. pink is off screen… Tarantino was absolutely right, keeping the shot the way it was

[@rustyshackelford934]

I’m so glad Quentin gave the role to Buscemi. Like he’s ok as an actor in bit parts, but he’s not strong enough to carry a role like that. Buscemi and Madsen’s performances are the best in the film. It would not have been the same at all if you had QT’s squirrelly crackhead ass in all those sequences.

[@karlricardo4088]

So he's not strong enough to carry a role like that but you also think his and Madsen's performances were the best? What?

[@rustyshackelford934]

@@karlricardo4088 What? I said Quentin's acting skills are not strong enough to play the role of Mr. Pink (Buscemi's character). Tarantino is okay in bit parts, but he's not a good enough actor to have central and pivotal role. Buscemi and Madsen's performances were the best. Not sure where you got confused.

[@karlricardo4088]

@@rustyshackelford934 I completely misunderstood to whom you were referring to! Makes sense now.

[@rustyshackelford934]

@@karlricardo4088 all good brother. I re-read what I wrote, and I can see where it might have been a little misleading. Sorry about that. 👍 I wasn’t specific enough.

[@orangeslash1667]

@@rustyshackelford934 Fun Fact: Eiichiro Oda said that Mr Pink from the film was the biggest inspiration for Sanji from One Piece.

[@AndrewGraziani-k7d]

Weird. The casting is a great strength of the movie. I couldn't imagine it being any other way. Tarantino giving himself a relatively small role would seem to be exactly the correct decision for a director to make.

[@riffbw]

This is Tarantino's best movie and the cast was spectacular in it. They all bought in to such a well written script and Buscemi quietly stole the show being one of the most believable scumbags in a group full of them. The tipping rant was executed perfectly. This movie just works though and it paved the way for Tarantino to dive deeper into his style later on, but I still maintain this is the cleanest and best work he has done. The disjointed story here fits the action and it's used properly without doing too much. I personally felt that Pulp Fiction took it too far. It wasn't until I saw Reservoir Dogs that I started understanding Tarantino. I liked Kill Bill and From Dusk Til Dawn, but his more real to live works were hard to get behind. Reservoir Dogs really changed that. I'll say this about the movie. Reservoir Dogs is probably the greatest directorial debut by a writer/director in cinema history. It's so tight and and clean both as a story and the filmography that it's hard to find many faults. I rarely see people talk about "Tarantino really refined this style later" or "You can see the seeds of greater things to come" because this movie was great on its own. If anything this movie was the most refined and contained Tarantino will ever be and we see it as a starting point to push to excess.

[@Louis-qt5qb]

As much as love Steve in this movie, it's really SOOO hard to pick a favorite performance. Keitel, Roth, Madsen, Tierney, and IMHO, Penn who stole every scene he was in. Still my favorite QT movie. 💯

[@seanwieland9763]

0:50 He did cast Eddie Bunker though.

[@jameswebber9041]

It would not have been the same movie if he didn't let go of his ego and give him the role..... probably the best decision he made in his whole career given that it was his first movie

[@ticnatz]

Top notch film.....

[@wuggacrt]

Came for the name, James Whale stayed for Buscemi Dogs is up there in the top 5 films of all time First or seconded crime films.

[@IvanZavala-e2m]

Most times I watch his films twice in a row because his movies also have interesting twists to them and I get a little bit confused about that part but it does not even matter what he writes in the script I still enjoy the movie man hopefully he can male another film in the future

[@johngalush8790]

Best movie of the 70s hands down.

[@alisterfolson]

I always quote "The Tip Scene" when someone doesn't tip nowadays.

[@playedout148]

Just watched Pulp and this. You can watch OUATIH 2c what the late 60s was like or Dogs & Pulp 2c what the 90s was like.

[@HandyMan657]

Mr. B's a hell of a New Yorker. Hell yeah.

[@handicappedhammered9037]

Steve is an underrated actor

[@orangeslash1667]

Fun Fact: In Transformers One, Steve Buscemi is cast as Starscream.

[@devonmarcus101]

Everything you get to hear about the movie from Buscemi is great, really like this video. However, any story I get to hear about Lawrence Tierney from an actor that worked with him is always far more interesting than anything else.

[@lozfalcon]

I remember in 2008 I brought him room service on a Sunset blvd hotel, he's a good tipper 😅

[@ManCave1972]

I’ll always feel an odd sense of pride in Reservoir Dogs because it was in my time, it was my generations first proper cool movie and in the UK it didn’t get a very wide release. Hard to imagine that’s over 30 years ago and now it’s an oldies movie 😂

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Me and a couple of friends had got the Band Apart logo tattooed on our forearms in high school after seeing this. We ourselves were more like the Bottle Rocket crew. lol

[@orangecounty2033]

Did Mr Pink get arrested outside the warehouse ? gunned down by the cops ? or did he escape altogether and get a job at Jack Rabbit Slims

[@EvertfromNederland]

I believe you can hear gunshots and police yelling at the end of the movie when he walks out. i suspect it's implied he got shot. But yeah, he probably survived to go work as a Buddy Holly waiter

Pink gets shot and captured. If you turn up the volume you can hear him scream, "Stop shooting! I've been shot goddamnit!" There's no more shots outside after that.

[@NewbombedTurk]

Work release program

[@ephimp3189]

Steve Buscemi's acting career took off because of this movie

[@jamesstaggs4160]

I loved this movie and must have rented it 20 times when I was a teenager. Tarintino is an incredibly gifted filmmaker but I just learned his philosophy on tipping when Steve talked about it. If that's actually true then he's kind of a dickhead then. In places where gratuity is expected tipping is optional but it's not really optional. A certain amount is standard and expected. Anything beyond that is for exceptional service. I did the pizza thing part time and full time at various points in my life (you'd be surprised how well you can do in the right area working for the right company). Getting stiffed hurts. If you order fifty bucks worh of food and can't find another 3 to 6 dollars to tip the driver then you should get in your car and pick up your own damn pizza. Still it was always a great part time gig for extra cash but I'm glad I don't do that job anymore. Oh and since we're on the subject of not tipping I'd like to address a stereotype, namely the one that says black people don't tip. That was actually true at one time but it's a long time ago now. I never had that issue and in fact they were often the best tippers. When the stereotype was created I've had plenty of black people say that they weren't aware that you're supposed to tip the driver, but that's not the case now so if you haven't already you can lay it to rest. If you don't get tipped it's probably because you did something wrong not because they don't tip as a general rule.

[@docbrown6797]

Dogs and Fargo are Buscemi's best performances. Upper echelon acting.

[@MrPink1992]

I just want Tarantino to work with Steve BUSCEMI

[@methylphosphatePOET]

You're wishing for something that's already been granted.

[@DrVonNostrand]

What?

[@MrPink1992]

@@methylphosphatePOET hmmm not sure if you've heard of some updated news. Or referencing BUSCEMI's roles in Dogs & Fiction. I shouldve added again at the end. Haha

[@YukoValis]

Tarantino: "You look like a criminal" Buscemi: "But that is the way I dress..." Tarantino: "And that is why I hired you."

[@santividal9387]

Imagine going to eat with Q.T. and when it's tipping time he starts the monologue of Reservoir Dogs lmao

[@YABBAHEY1]

Steve Buscemi, 1) Top 10 favorite actor. 2) Interesting choice for screen name

[@orangeslash1667]

Fun Fact: In Transformers One, Steve Buscemi is cast as Starscream.

[@YABBAHEY1]

@@orangeslash1667 sounds like a easy paycheck

[@orangeslash1667]

@@YABBAHEY1 yeah

[@botherchriswinkler]

He's not wrong about tipping. We all still do it for various reasons. Public pressure, guilt, etc., but it really is a scam on both parties. I say that with the understanding that restaurants usually have very small profit margins. Nevertheless, severs should be paid a livable hourly wage.

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

Great actor!

[@HG-pi3qp]

He gets it

[@HueyTheDoctor]

Are you gonna bark all day, little doggy? Or are you gonna bite?

[@Berserk_96]

Easily my favorite character of the whole movie, and the smartest one

[@defenstrator4660]

You stayed professional and lived Mr. Pink.

[@Novotny72]

It was just shit the bed amazing. I saw it in the cinema at least three times on release

[@seannishi3209]

Oh Quentin if I was serving you and you didn't tip I would let you have it, regardless of how much I like your movies.

[@juanmanuelbaccino]

Steveeeeee tell me that you have ticket for the independent film festival ohohohoh! XD LOVE THE GUY! EMPIRE! FARGO THE FUCKING BIG LEBOWSKI, well...he was in Con-Air, men! The Ecualizer, fucking Ecualizer. I mean...fuck! He is great. Steve!

[@3magikarpinamansuit281]

Spy kids 2, escape from LA, so so many hits.

[@loganperry5167]

Parting Glances

[@juanmanuelbaccino]

@@loganperry5167 Alll Those Single Movies...everyone of ichN

[@juanmanuelbaccino]

YEAH, SO MANY HITS. ITS A HIT-MAN jajaja NO SERIOUS, WHAT HE DO IN FARGO IS SUBLIME. "TOTAL SILENCEEEEE" HE WAS WITH THE OTHER GUY, PETER STORMARE AND FRANCES MCDORMAND AND WILL H MACY. AMAZING CAST! HOPE QUENTIN DO SOMETHING WITH THE INCREDIBLE GENRE OF HORROR, THE LEGACY OF STANLEY KUBRICK'S MASTERPIECE < THE SHINING > I MEAN, THE LAST MOVIE OF QUENTIN WAS SO SO GOOD, INCREDIBLE MOVIE. WELL I HOPE!

[@rozza2012]

In real life, Mr Pink would have kept driving, let the dust settle, then contact Joe Cabot's lawyer nice & discreetly. Going back to the meet up point, knowing there's a snitch is great for the film but epicly stupid.

[@TechnicJunglist]

Steve is a good dude.

[@mackychloe]

I heard somewhere that the reason the tipping rant existed was because Quentin's mother used to be a waitress?. I'm so confused.

[@joaocalhandro]

I waited tables in the US for 2 years and was also born outside the US. I'm as anti tipping as it gets... Sometimes you're part of a game you then realize you don't like playing. Tarantino is dead on. Amazing rant.