Who Did It?! Reservoir Dogs (1992) First Time Watching
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The beginning of the film at the diner reveals a lot about all the characters. Mr. White isn't afraid to stand up to Joe, Mr. Orange immediately rats about Pink not tipping, Mr. Pink cares only about himself, and Mr. Blonde is intensely loyal to Joe & ready to commit violence.
Interesting…. Seen this a hundred times never made those connections.
I never saw Mr. Pink only caring about himself in the first scene. But probably because tipping is an alien thing in my country so I found myself agreeing with him instead.
True Romance is a must watch film that Tarrentino wrote as well.
Just wrote same, scrolled down saw your comment! TR in my top 10 movies of all time.
@@boatymcboatface666 mine too.
One of my favorite films of all time, great cast, great soundtrack, great dialogue, and a very slick and unique style
"She shot him? Good for her" Well, for about 1 seconds, that might have been true, before he wasted her... :D
I don't think it dawned on her (at least in the YT edit), that Mr. Orange (a cop!) killed a civilian.
“By the way, how’s Alabama? Haven’t seen ‘Bama in over a year and a half. We did about four jobs together. Sad to call it quits.” This is in reference to the same Alabama from the Tarantino screenplay for True Romance, played by Patricia Arquette. Mr Blonde, Vic Vega, is the brother of Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction, played by John Travolta. There are little easter eggs like this throughout the Tarantino universe.
Noice! I'm usually the one to comment about Alabama. The inter-connectivity of the Tarantino-Verse rivals the MCU.
She’s a good little thief! 😏
@@LaoWatsonSmith Helluva woman.😉
"Tarantino universe"...ugh! 🤦♂️
@@pistonburner6448 Problem?
Vic Vega (Mr Blonde) is Vincent Vega’s brother from Pulp Fiction.
Regarding tipping: in the US, the only kinds of employees that can be paid less than minimum wage are waiters, waitresses, and busboys. It's kind of a scam so that restaurants can pay their employees crap. Based on research, the best tips almost never go to the best servers. Generally, pretty, young, white women get the best tips. White men do the second best, and older men and women of color do the worst. Good service, regardless of what the restaurants claim, is nearly irrelevant. That's what the research says.
Biss, I like it better when you don’t laugh and make jokes during dramatic movies. It distracts from your reaction. Still love most of your reactions!
Absolutely had me fuming when she was laughing at some of the most pivotal dialogue from Orange
I watched in slow-mo. Here's how it went. Joe shot Mr. Orange, Mr. White shot Joe and had a quick second to shoot Eddie before getting shot by Eddie. Pink didn't survive either, when he left you can hear the cops shooting. So yeah, they all died.
I still like to think that Pink shot his way out again, but knowing Tarantino, probably not.
Physically not sure its possible for 3 people to shoot and kill each other simultaneous but it doesn't matter it's a movie and that's not the point.
@@petercofrancesco9812 It's possible if one shooter, Eddie, isn't a good shot. Mr. White just had better shot placement than Eddie. Also, its not simultaneous, you can even see the order of shooting if you watch it in normal speed. More also, Eddie actually gets a 2 shots on White, while White gets off 3 on Eddie.
According to Joe Bob Briggs in his book "Profoundly Disturbing: Shocking Movies That Changed History" when Tarantino and his editor were in fact editing, they realized that Nice Guy Eddie's blood squib exploded and you can plainly see that no one is aiming at him, Chris Penn went ahead and dropped as if shot.
Tarantino decided to leave it in saying that we (the fans/viewers) will be talking about it forever and he was right.
All correct except the last part.
You hear the cops arresting Pink, not killing him.
Mr. Blue was portrayed by the late great Edward Bunker, a former convict who wrote many great crime novels, and I’m sure was a major inspiration for this script.
The movie Animal Factory is a great little movie, based on a novel by Edward Bunker, and with him in one of the roles. The movie is directed by Steve Buscemi, and has Willem Dafoe, Edward Furlong (John Connor from T2), Danny Trejo, Mickey Rourke. And more great actors, a little less known. It is a scarily believable prison movie. Not over the top gory, but the paranoia. You are a young kid in prison, and you expect the worst to happen. You need friends, but who to trust? The scary trans person might turn out to be your best bet. Or not. A really great little movie!
Joe shoots Orange. No kill.
White shoots Joe. Kill.
Eddie shoots White. No kill.
White shoots Eddie. Kill.
Also, Pink was arrested.
I always thought it was Pink who shot Eddie. 🤔
According to Tarantino in Joe Bob Brigg's book "Profoundly Disturbing: Shocking Movies That Changed History", when he Tarantino and his editor (forget his name) were editing, they realized that Chris Penn's (Nice Guy Eddie) blood squib exploded before it was supposed to and he went ahead and dropped as if shot, you can see that nobody is aiming at Nice Guy Eddie.
Tarantino made the decision to leave it in, saying that fans/viewers will be taking about it forever and he was right.
@@bradleybowles7979 30:01 you can clearly see White shoot Eddie
...pink was shot by the cops outside the building....everyone dead...
Yeah, I don't even know how that is so debated. There's a WHOLE FREAKING SCENE right after all the shooting with 2 guys who were shot STILL ALIVE. Why couldn't any of them shoot Eddie after they've been shot???
It's a major difference between the US and Europe about tipping, the waiter's make 2.15 an hour before tips, and then minum wage by the time they claim the tips.
You’re quite far off.
$2.13/hr is the minimum that federal law allows restaurant wait staff to be paid if they are making enough in tips to reach the $7.25/hr federal minimum wage. However, many states and localities have their own minimum wage laws that guarantee wait staff substantially more than the federal minimum wage. For example, wait staff in California make at least $16/hr plus any tips they receive, while many counties and cities in Northern and Southern California raise that minimum even higher so that some wait staff in the Bay Area, for example, make a bit more than $18/hr plus any tips. The minimum wage for wait staff in Seattle is about the same.
There are several states and localities within those states where wait staff are only guaranteed the federal minimum, but even in those locations it is unusual for the wait staff to receive and report so little in tips that their employer has to make up the difference so that they receive $7.25/hr.
@@markhamstra1083 California is wack. They should not be used as a measuring stick for anything at all. But your last sentence, I have heard, rings true. They often get paid low hourly, plus tips. If, for instance, it is a slow night and they don't get tips up to a certain amount, then they are given pay to make up the difference. Basically, they are going to get a decent wage, but with tips can go higher.
@@stanleymyrick4068 California is by no means alone in guaranteeing wait staff substantially more than the federal minimum wage. It guarantees more than any state other than Washington, but the anti-labor states that guarantee nothing over the federal minimum are more the exception than the rule. And the compensation to make up any shortfall from the minimum wage is generally not computed nightly, but rather over a longer pay period. So, a single slow night will still hurt the wait staff if they are averaging over the minimum wage for the whole pay period.
A waiter's what makes 2.15 an hour? I thought it was the waiters themselves who make the money, not some agents or managers of theirs or whatever word you left out of the sentence. Or maybe you meant to write "waiters", not "waiter's" but you can't write basic English.
Many make much more than minimum wage after tips. You can make good money if you hustle and provide good service.
Clowns to left of me. Jokers to the right. Here I am stuck in the middle with you"
What they don't quite explain about tipping in the opening scene is that in the U.S., restaurants can pay below the usual minimum wage, and that's allowed specifically because of tipping. Tips paid by customers are basically the other part of the wait staff's wage, alongside what the restaurant pays. Tips aren't extra. They are an essential part of the wage. Yes, it's voluntary. But if you don't tip, or under-tip, it's like docking their pay. Plus, wait staff split tips with other staff, like the kitchen staff. So if you punish the waitress because you didn't like how she treated you, you're also penalizing the dish washers.
If you were designing the system today, you'd just have restaurants pay the full wage and make tipping truly an extra for superb service. But opting out of tipping by yourself doesn't help make the system more just.
Of course this is in the U.S. and, I believe, in Canada. In other countries I suspect tipping really is more of an optional thing.
As a quick aside to this. Not all restaurants split tips. I've been in the service industry for around 40 years. Very few of the places I worked at shared tips with the kitchen staff. We also got paid a better wage. I believe the whole point of paying the waitstaff less and forcing them to depend on tips, was to try to get them to treat the customers the best they could, because then they would make more money.
Jesus, that's an absolutely crazy system. Not sure how that is not illegal. American law is completely bonkers sometimes.
@@krautgazer I agree wholeheartedly. Even worse though, is that people are trying to get it changed to a more livable wage and Americans are refusing because they don't believe service people should make that much. I keep hearing "well, they should go out and get a REAL job if they want better wages".
"Sneetches get steetches" is about the cutest f'ed up thing I've heard
Some cultural context regarding tipping: I 100% agree that tips should not be mandatory/expected, but unfortunately because tipping has become so normalized in the US, employers will often use it as rationale for paying food service workers the bare minimum. Basically, it's the mindset of "Well, why should we raise their pay if they're just going to get tips?" So because of this, restaurant workers often end up in a situation where they are dependent on tips to earn a living wage. Without tips, many of them would likely just quit and there would barely be any competent restaurant workers left.
It's a really screwed up and flawed system that we kinda just accept as normal the US.. I truly hope it changes, the whole thing needs a reset.
Definitely my favorite of many Tarantino favorites. I love how skeletal and efficient the whole film is. Also, I love that it's ultimately a film about method acting. The undercover cop/actor analogy is made quite clear, but also Tim Roth is the only actor in the movie with a British accent that he's changed to be an American accent. It's really a brilliant first outing for Tarantino.
I watched the shooting scene in slow motion on VHS back when it came out. 'The Thing' shoots the cop first, Harvey shoots 'The Thing', Penn shoots Harvey, Harvey still has time to shoot Penn...oh, and Buscemi gets shot outside.
Vic actually drove around with the actor (cop) in the trunk and went to a fast food place and got a drink before they started shooting
This is the very first movie that Tarantino produced and directed. It is therefore very low budget so yes, it is not as well-made as his later films which had much much higher budgets. Having said that, this is a highly acclaimed film that has a very unique style and excellent cast. This movie is also the first time you see Tarantino’s story telling style and dialogue.
Oh his first? Oh wow. Thanks for watching
At 12:36, Mr. Blonde is drinking from the same kind of cup that Jules drinks from in Pulp Fiction from Big Kahuna Burger.
Oh nice catch
24:24 "She could have cut it with Caesars."
😁
Unfortunately in America the government will tax a waitress based upon her sales, whether she gets tipped or not. So technically if someone doesn’t tip her at all, she loses money by getting taxed on money she never made. Definitely not the customers fault but unfortunate nonetheless.
Oh really?
I once read that Tim Roth (Mr. Orange) would have to just lay there in between takes because it was too difficult to move him. All the fake blood he was laying it essentially glued him to the ramp.
When they would break for meals and such, crew members would have to use a crowbar to pry him off the ground just so he could go eat or use the bathroom.
Hahaha that’s kinda funny
Lawrence Tierney as Joe was a force to be reckoned with.... "Hey! NOBODY'S trading with ANYBODY. This ain't a goddamn, f#%king city council meeting... Now what's it gonna be, Mr. Pink?" 😆
"Why am I Mr. Pink?"
I can't tell you why without youtube getting offended.
😂😂😂 nice try
Because you eat the poo poo!
Tipping in America is because it allows the restaurant to pay the wait staff lower than minimum wage in order to be able to afford to keep prices down and hire more help. McDonalds pays minimum wage and they also aren’t waiters.
Brother From Another Planet has incredible dialogue. A suggestion
Wow, I've never seen a John Sayles recommendation on a reaction channel before haha
Tips for waitresses in the USA reflects the fact that they only get paid a bit over $2 an hour by their employers. No way to live on that. That is why we tip them 20% no matter what, unless they are mean and incompetent. In European system, they are paid a decent wage and don't rely on tips, so only tip as thanks for superior service.
It's a messed up system, but nobody makes $2 an hour. They get minimum wage if their tips don't get them there.
@@nunyabizness5391yeah. But the minimum wage thing is calculated weekly, not daily. So, you can totally make less than minimum wage on any given day. You can come in on a slow day, get stiffed on one table, and you technically owe the restaurant money
They get paid more than 2 dollars "by their employer" if for some reason their tips don't get to minimum wage. I'm sure this is very rare, but it must happen or it wouldn't be the law. And I'll admit I didn't catch that in the original comment - I'd better work on my reading - but a lot of other people would think the same way and assume that means that sometimes wait staff is making less than minimum wage, which isn't true.
Almost everyone is paid weekly, if not every other week. They're not making less than minimum wage. Now there's definitely an argument that the minimum wage is too low, but that's a different issue.
He must look dashing when he dies great line
This was Tarantino's first movie as a director & this was a lowbudget movie which explains why we didn't get to see more detail in the story (though there are two deleted scenes, plus one behind the scene where they actually showed the ear being cut off. But in the end they didn't use that take because the ear didn't look real enough).
Joe shot Orange, Larry shot Joe, Eddie shot Larry & Larry shot Eddie.
Mr. Blonde/Vic Vega is actually the brother of John Travolta's character Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction.
If you listen closely after Mr. Pink closes the door you can hear the police coming & arresting Mr. Pink outside.
Biss! Ya gotta do True Romance! Written by Tarantino!Soooo good!
7:55 . . . Wow . . . You're right . . . Never noticed that before . . .
Wonderful film and reaction. Thanks Biss. 😊😊❤❤
Good one, Biss! I think this was the first Quentin movie I ever saw? It was very unique when it came out. I had fun rewatching this one with you. Thanks for sharing it. 🙂
A damn good first film. Always nice to see the early works of the masters before they perfected their craft.
Thanks for watching
The script is great and the whole thing has some great tension to it, and the way it reveals information is very well done. I agree its not Tarantino's best movie, but its huge impact definitely skyrocketed his career.
The greatness of this movie is, it's almost all dialogue! Very few sets, almost zero action. And lots of dialogue for multiple characters. This is tough to do!
exactly, l think every aspiring screenwriter or director should watch films like this one or "12 angry men". no budget, no cgi bullshit. just a great script and phenomenal actors.
Vic is Vic Vega, the brother from Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction you know ? Welcome to Terrentinos universe
Hey Cutie! Great video as always, its like hanging out with an old friend. There are many fun facts about this movie. My favorite is the cop in the trunk was Mr Blonds friend in real life. He got him the part as the cop. While filming the actor playing Mr Blond went thru a drive thru with his cop friend in the trunk (making sure to hit pot holes and speed bumps along the way) and got that drink to bring to the scene. It wasnt planned out in the script like that. But Quentin left it in.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching this
I always thought it went down like this: Joe shoots Orange, Larry shoots Joe, Eddie shoots Larry, Orange (somehow still alive) shoots Eddie.
No, Larry shoots both Joe and Eddie, and they're both kill shots.
Eddie manages to shoot him between the two shots, but doesn't kill him.
@@happyslapsgiving5421 Is that right? I never watched it back slowly or anything, it just seemed to make sense to me that way. I guess I'm wrong then!
Actually hes not okay, that is a gun shot wound in the gut...which is excrutiating and painful. Its a horrible way to die, so the actor Tim Roth is playing that sequence accurately. Terrific film! Love your stuff...plus you're super cute teehee🙊😊
I really hope this isn't cut down to like 17 minutes of movie like most reactions to this 😂
Bisscute always delivers. And you might be watching the wrong Reaction Channels.
One of my favourite Tarantino movies, and a favourite overall. One of the great things about it is how easily it could be turned into a stage play. It's mostly dialogue, and largely takes place in one location. Plus the writing, cast, and soundtrack are all absolutely impeccable.
This is gonna be good, Bisscute has great reactions to Tarantino films. 🥃☮❤ 21:00 Case in point. 🤣🤣😻
I always thought that Mr. Pink ended up being the waitor in pulp fiction.
Maybe after he got out of jail...
@happyslapsgiving5421 well I just figured it would be ironic that he ended up depending on people's tips to live.
5:20 Best moment. I will put on my smartphone as waking up ringtone. You're so funny!
NIce reaction, Tarantino says that Eddie being shot by nobody was a mistake but he left it in so people would talk about it. heheeh
thank you, hahaha
27:00 Taco Bell doesn't sell tacos. They sell a cheap copy of tacos.
Taco Bell is the original American fast food taco! Changed the fast food game and brought tacos to middle America, learn some history and show some respect.
Damn im going out now, but at least I got something good to watch when im back :D
Reservoir Dogs was Tarantino's first and the one that put him in the spotlight, but Jackie Brown (1997) is by far his best...point blank and period.
And it isn’t even his…it’s based on an Elmore Leonard book.
You could be the first to react to Mr. Roberts which, like Casablanca, 12 Angry Men, and Harvey, is based on a play. Two of the leads (Fonda and Lemon) reprise the rolls the originated on Broadway. No one has reacted to it on YT. You liked 12 Angry Men and I think you will like the others on the list as well.
The conversation at the dinner, takes me back to when we were young. Silly stuffs but miss it though.
Definitely don't judge tacos by Taco Bell. Those are only tacos by definition. There's no Taco Bells in Mexico because they aren't authentic tacos.
It's the Hamlet of heist movies. Lots of treachery and death throughout. Then everyone still alive are killed at the end.
True Romance is a great movie, Tarantino helped write it. I like both movies but I would rank True Romance over this one.
18:38 Lost it when you started dancing with him.😂😂😂
Great pick. You'll like The Hateful Eight. 💀
Haha thanks, I reacted to hateful 8, should see be on the channel
@@BissFlix Aha you did. 😁
Then maybe Robert Rodriguez's "Desperado" 1995? 😉 😉 😉
Biss, I've got to disagree, you should always tip. You never know what kind of shitty day the server is having, shitty boss, customers or just a bad day. They shouldn't be penalized for this. But, the fast food workers not getting a tip is a good point though In the US they get at least Federal minimum wage but restaurant servers do not depending on State laws. With that said we need to get you some fries and pay the tip 🍟
Based on your watching this, pulp fiction, fight club, and snatch I think you would enjoy the movie "Revolver" its a great watch and has an awesome meta commentary. It is easily my favorite Guy Ritchie film, had good cast and is kinda a mind f. In my opinion its a tragically underappreciated film.
Thanks for the suggestion
The reason we don't tip in McDonald's is because they receive minimum wage. Waitresses at restraunts get paid less than minimum wage because they're expected to get tips.
Everyone EXCEPT Mr. Pink died in the failed heist. It's amazing drama/thriller and disaster of a mob heist that we never actually see, just the aftermath of it. It's genius.
21:05 I always laugh at that part also. I'm fucking dying here LOL
Hahaha
Awesome movie❤❤
We have to get a taco. Not from garbage taco bell but from whatever slow cooked idea you can find on the interwebs. It's equivalent to German sausage. Lime in the coconut.
Oh?
One of The Best films from Tarantino. Thanks for this one Love your reaction Miss Bisscute ❤❤❤ for future reactions i suggest you The films: Dances with wolves (with Kevin Costner) and Heat (with Al Pacino, Robert de Niro and Val Kilmer) you Will love them.
larry managed to shoot both of them before going down, harry shot wasnt a kill shot, so larry went for the kill
Ahh ok
Tarantino's best work imo. Total carnage.
The woman pulled out of the car by Mr Pink during his escape
Is the same woman who gets shot at the car wreck in Pulp Fiction
She needs to move
i dont know who scares me more, the gangsters or miss biss reactions lol
In the US, you tip waitresses.
I think you would like Jackie Brown.
Think so?
Nice reaction biss
NICE!!! GREAT MOVIE!! 😊😂 Everytime I've heard "Stuck in the Middle With You" by Stealer's Wheel, I can only think of Michael Madsen with a straight razor! 😂🤣😂🤣
Another good heist movie is Inside Man 2006 ..all star cast and a good mystery to solve on how it went down..
I think you have a point about the pacing, but perhaps this is because he is still learning at this point
In the Quentin Tarantino universe, Mr. Blonde (Vic Vega) is supposed to be the brother of Vincent Vega (played by John Travolta in Pulp Fiction).
You can hear Mr. Pink being arrested outside. He didn't get away.
It goes by very fast so it's hard to see, but Mr. White actually shoots both Joe and Eddie
My ear perked up a bit, can't wait to see your reaction.
Начало. Всё хорошо Biss! Это не ты. Это кошка пробежала и уронила!❤
When they're analyzing the career of Madonna at the beginning, Nice Guy Eddie (Chris Penn former brother in law of Madonna) stays out of the conversation.
A Great Tarantino ✨
Totally rethought my position on tipping after watching this movie the first time. Mr Pink has some very valid points. You have a mom & pop restaurant charging you a LOT more for their food, yet they pay their waitresses crap forcing them to need tips...while at chain restaurants where you don't tip, they sell food at ridiculously low prices (at least compared to non chain places) and yet they also pay their staff way way more than the mom & pop joint...the chains charge less and pay their staff more...tipping just makes no sense to me. Pay these people what they earn just like every other worker in this country and do away with the tip system. You want to put a jar out and let generous people throw money in...by all means, do it...but this notion that you are required to tip X%...fuck that, just charge more for your food and give your wait staff a percentage of the take...why the fuck should we have to pay for the food then pay for the staff in addition to the food...makes zero sense when you really think about it. Fix the system.
Steve Buscemi (Mr. Pink) is from my hometown of Valley Stream NY
ok... there are a ton of things I want to comment on, but by far most of all.... do not EVER confuse Taco Bell for real tacos, burritos, quesadillas, etc... FOR THE LOVE OF GOOOOOOOOOD!
Fuck I need a black and white version to watch now that looked awesome
Tarantino said they realized the final shootout didn't add up, but they decided to leave it as is. Just for craps and laughs.
I would love to see your reaction to soldier. I’m interested in your perspective on the movie. I watched the movie back in the late 90s and it inspired me to join the army. Everyone in my unit called me a machine because I view my self as Todd and just kept moving forward and had this unstoppable mentality.
Great reaction Biss! Just so you know biss... i shot Eddie! Haha lol thanks for sharing Biss❤
You should check out Tarantino’s “Jackie Brown.” I think that you would really enjoy it.
Nice reactions Bliss, but remember this is QT's first movie. It blew your mind when it came out, '92 or '93. Great flick.
Smart to put the "dance number" at the start. Everyone would have just clicked to that part first anyway.
Pink is the power of EVERYTHING!
🤔🍻
It's the first Quentin Tarantino's movie.
America: where waiters are treated like slaves who must hope for the pity of customers to be paid for the work done.
Yep, really the Land Of The Free.
America- where republicans define freedom as the freedom to oppress, while democrats define freedom as the freedom from oppression.
You have Tyler Joseph's face 😂
Vic "Mr Blonde" is the brother of Vincent in Pulp Fiction
Pink shot Larry from underneath the ramp when everyone was on edge and would move on sound.
Tipping is one of the few instances in our society, where everyone wins. The business gets cheaper labor, and a workforce with a personal interest in selling the customer more goods. The tipped employee gets a chance to work harder, to make more money, in a very direct way, something most of us don't have. Plus, being a waitress is the highest paying entry level job that exists. The customer gets great service, because the worker is trying to please them. EVERYBODY wins.
That's because Taco Bell tacos aren't real tacos, you need to find a place that does authentic Mexican tacos 😋
Got it, thanks for watching
Tip. They make like 3 bucks an hour before tips in America.