Reservoir Dogs - (Mr. Brown) 10th Anniversary Special Limited Edition

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Summary: The most increadible movie I have ever seen!!
Review: If you havn't seen it you should!!! If you like Pulp Fiction, or even if you didn't, you will love Reservoir Dogs. The dialogue is brilliant, Tim Roth, Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, Chris Penn, Quentin Tarantino and Mike Madsen all do great!!! If you don't see this film, you'll regret it!!!!

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Summary: THE BEST MOVIE I EVER SAW
Review: An intriquet story of six robbers and the two people who set it up. Tarantino is the best at what he does; writing, starring, and directing great stories about not-so-average events. This film has outstanding performances by Tim Roth (my personal favorite actor), Michael Madsen, Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, and the other Reservoir Dogs. A must see!

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Summary: You Gotta See It To Believe It.
Review: This is one of the few movies I own. And I show it to everyone who stays at my house. And they all loved it. No matter how smart you think you are, or how clever, this movie will fool you time and time again. See this movie. When your done you'll never listen to STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU , again without thinking about this movie.

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Summary: A unique and intense film; Tarrantino's first triumph
Review: This is a film about a robbery gone bad. Now some of the robbers are dead, missing, and the rest are confused. Now they have to find out one thing: who is the person working with the cops? Who is the rat? This is one of Quentin Tarrantino's best movies. With brilliant performances from Harvey Keitel, Michael Madsen, Tim Roth, Steve Buscemi, and even Tarrantino himself. A shocking an intense movie that won at the Sundance Film Festival and gave Tarrantino his big break.

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Summary: This is a very well-made movie
Review: Tarantino is one of the better directors of this decade (90's) and I hope that his unconventional style of directing will continue for many years to come. You should buy this movie just (even if for some reason this kind of movie isn't your thing) for the "Stuck in the Middle With You" scene.

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Summary: A great film!
Review: I'd suggest this movie to about anyone. It's got excrutiatingly detailed characters and an extraordinary plot. A must see.

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Summary: The Best of The Best
Review: The Best of The Best Movi

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Summary: 6 incredible actors turn in the performances of their career
Review: Quentin Tarantino jump starts his career with this exciting, funny drama about a jewel heist gone wrong. The plan is set, the thiefs have been chosen, but there is one problem: one man can not be trusted. After a blood bath at the scene of the crime, all members of this group slowly return to their rendezvous point, where ir is discovered that one of them is a cop, has sold them out, and can't leave alive. Starring Michael Madsen, Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Steve Buscemi, and Quentin Tarantino, Tarantino's writing and directing skills are first proven by this fantastic art house, crime, mystery drama.

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Summary: Incredible tour-de-force on profound, surreal themes
Review: In so many ways, it's necessary to know Reservoir Dogs to understand Pulp Fiction, which functions as a sort of commentary or response to this first, important effort by Quentin Terrantino. Far from being the mere on-screen virtuoso displays of an indie enfant terrible, there is a subtlety of filmmaking and rich thematic development that emerges here and reaches fruition in the mature, less heavy-handed Pulp Fiction. Indeed, both films end with characters caught in interweaving gunsights, but Reservoir Dogs offers a grippingly negative resolution to the selfsame problems that Pulp Fiction so marvelously transcends in luminous positivity. It is worth noting the staged pieta that concludes the film, and the double-edged sword of love and betrayal that mix up that fatal cocktail. This film is important as a sketch piece, where Terrantino tries out compelling ideas with far-reaching influences on his later output and that of so many other first-rate filmmakers of this decade. An essential classic.

--Justin Laird Weaver <[e-mail]>

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Summary: Painful
Review: I couldn't wait for this rubbish to end