Reservoir Dogs (1992) - Mr. Orange gets shot, Mr. Brown is dead
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2018
- A scene from Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs" where Mr. Orange (Tim Roth) gets shot and Mr. Brown is dead.
Сцена из фильма Квентина Тарантино "Бешеные псы", в которой Мистера Оранжевого (Тим Рот) подстрелили, а Мистера Коричневого - убили.
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This is the moment that Mr. White misjudged Mr. Orange. He figured that an undercover cop wouldn’t shoot dead an innocent civilian so he thought for sure that Mr. Orange was about that criminal life. This scene alone fucks everything up for the criminals for the ending.
If that's really what he thought it was a misjudgment on his part, cops do shoot innocent civilians sometimes
For Mr. Orange it was a combination of being shot, therefore kicking in the instinct of defending himself as well as likely sort of being caught up in this world he’s been in for awhile and is a little bit comfortable with some of these guys, Mr. White especially. He clearly isn’t fond of seeing Mr. White kill the cops in the car and Mr. Orange’s face after killing the woman shows he can’t believe what he’s done as he immediately regrets what he just did and then he’s in full panic mode as he’s going to die and also mentions when they arrive at the hideout that she had a baby, which makes him feel even worse for killing her.
Innocent civilian implies that there was no provocation to shoot her. It was self-defence (in reaction to self-defence).
@@Jared_Wignall wait how did they know she had a baby??? I haven’t seen in a few years
This is the one plothole I noticed in this movie: Mr. White doesn't mention this to Joe during the standoff. Killing a civ should gain everyone's trust completely.
That being said, it looks like the shot hit her below the shoulder so maybe she survived.
Here’s a fact: the woman that shoots Mr. Orange is Tim Roth’s acting coach, and he specifically chose her for the role because she was hard on him
So he actually shot her?
@@BilltheButcher1855 Yes. Tim Roth went to prison. This was his final film role
“Here’s a fact”
Thats dedication to allow herself to be actually shot for this role.
Or maybe she didnt, maybe they gave them both live rounds and told them to Bruce Lee eachother.
Didnt Tim Roth go to the hospital for an abdominal gunshot wound prior to this films release?
@@commanderkeen3787 just looked it up ..such a sad story! 😂
I like how mr white is keeping orange close to him like “stay with me buddy we’ll get out of this”
He saw himself as Orange's 'mentor' of sorts, and he wanted to look after the kid. He even shows similar sentiments towards Mr Pink later on.
Mr White truly was the nicest guy out of them all.
Yeah he was good with the guy. Kinda like a soldier comforting his wounded fellow soldier in the battlefield
@@dannyboydeluxfromthebigitybay definitely was sweet and it’s evident that white took a liking to orange
Bro idk if its just me but Mr White really gives me Michael De Santa vibes with franklin in the game GTA V. Maybe Mr White was a character inspiration
@@ninaa4192 Thank you!
2:16 looking around the corner of a chain-link fence...
The fact is its not the blood that's making him blind he was slowly dying vision is the first sense we lose when we die in traumatic circumstances
I’m sure that’s also why he crashed ? Brain trauma also losing brain functions
I think being shot in the head scrambled his brains so he lost his vision. What you said is just stupid
@@HRHooChicken no it's not. He was shot minutes before this scene even takes place...
No shit Sherlock
@@HRHooChickenYou're the fool
One thing that didn't make sense was White not mentioning HOW Orange was shot. Cuz you'd think that'd be the first thing out of his mouth when Eddy and Joe suspect him. "There's no fuckin way he's a cop. He shot a civilian to get us a car, there's no goddamn way."
That’s a great point I never thought of that before.
The lie that Orange told to the Eddie would already invalidate that. Furthermore, police shooting at civilians is not an uncommon circumstance, especially considering that they were on the run.
Joe only has to ask, "Who shot first?" and suddenly killing in self-defense doesn't make him so innocent.
Except you're forgetting the important detail that Orange was being accused of being a rat not a cop. Rats are criminals and would shoot civilians. So would cops actually.
This is not even an argument. Joe would've just laughed at White's argument.
@@BooN877It’s not really self-defense if it’s your fault you got shot. He was robbing her. He put himself in that scenario.
Mr Orange, was screaming I’m sorry in the back of the car because of The Woman he shot
I would've to
3:30 I love that little twitch he does where, after lowering his gun, he raises it again and kind of lurches forward with his upper body... it's so captivating. I first noticed that he does it during the scene right-after he shoots and kills Mr.Blonde. It's a motion that eerily reminds me of an actual dying person; the weird, repetitive jerk-like actions are reminscent of a body close to death. It's very cool seeing that he also does it here when he first gets shot because to me, it's a symbolic gesture of him dying; in this case it represents him dying morally/emotionally because he realizes he shot an innocent civillian-mother.
The repetition of aiming the gun also reinforced the idea that he can't believe what he did and is literally reliving the moment in his head
Orange looking at White after he kills the cops and just being stunned gets me every time. And when he felt like he had to kill that innocent civilian and how White thought he was on the level after that. Damn this movie is so good. All the details and nuance.
It’s the sad look on Oranges face after White shoots the cops who Orange probably knew.
He should have took him out then.
@@B-26354His mission was to get Joe. If he shot then, then Joe would’ve got away.
@@ProsecutorZekromThe cops were waiting for Joe at the safe house.
@@zackcross7190 I know, point is Joe wouldn't have gone to the safe house if he knew the mission was compromised
Love that you can hear his accent breaking as an actor it adds to the undercover factor.a ND the look on his face when he shoots her. Dope acting
2:53 I never noticed those people just randomly hanging out in the background like nothings going on haha
The lady was dumb as hell lol. You're outgunned and outnumbered and decide to take them on. Even if she killed mr orange there's literally another gunman behind her
Yeah it incredibly idiotic. She threw her life away, orphaning a child to try save a stupid car...
Hey she probably just panicked, happens to everyone, like Mr. Pink had said
Yes,,but people do irrational idiotic things under extreme stress
@@kkuwura true
@@RammingSpeed-lk8kk true
I am going to go out on a limb and say that the undercover cop sting was not a success.
I mean Joe is out of commission so I’d say a solid 60% out of 100
@@kevinescobar370 , 1/10 overall grade. Maybe even a 0/10.
Low ball park figure… at least 5 cops were killed (including the undercover). At least 4 civilians were killed. Grand theft auto… police/criminal shootings in the street... A jewelry store heist that the cops knew about before hand and were at during the robbery. Broad daylight. One cop was tortured. Another undercover was killed, civilians executed… also, the police knew two cops were inside the warehouse and did nothing to move on it (before Joe showed up). Utter mayhem.
@@dannyc7227 but they got the big bad in the end all in a good days work for the LAPD
@@kevinescobar370 , Ok
Just at the cost of a few dozen dead cops and civilians lol
3:31 Mr Orange does that pointing thing with his gun twice. Once here and once after he empties his clip from shooting Mr blonde
What?
@@Atrippyboy After Mr. Orange shoots the woman, he points his gun forward again as if he's pretending to shoot again. He does this also after he empties his clip into Mr. Blonde, as if he wants to keep shooting him
Nicely spotted
@@memecity9849 It's a force of habit of his once he's shot someone.
Few things that stuck out to me 2:32 those 5 seconds of just body language speaks volumes. seeing his colleagues getting killed, seeing the person he’s grown close with committing something he can’t ever come back from, seeing what will happen to him if they found out.
Another is when he shoots the innocent civilian. Again you can tell he didn’t want that but A. she was gonna kill him so either him or her and B. While maybe not intentional it gained the trust of Mr.White bc “how can a cop kill an innocent person”
3:30, Look at Freddy’s face right there. He’s obviously not proud of what he just did.
I keep wondering why the woman closed the glove box back, making sure it was shut? Surely you wouldn't worry with that?
Maybe it was just a habit?
Only cretins like you who should he wearing a helmet worry about details like that. 👍
Stress, acting dumb
Muscle memory
That part where he says “you’re not blind, you just got blood in your eyes” shows his knowledge as police. Cool detail.
Mergie S or he could just see what was happening unlike mr brown.
+Roberts jack
He’s also showing a calm attitude, which is important to become police.
Mergie S or he’s not giving a shit about mr B because mr O is an undercover and mr B is just a bank robber. He’s staying calm because he isn’t showing care. And if you were right, wouldn’t mr O want to be less like a cop as much as possible, even if mr W was round the corner ? Think about it
"Shows his knowledge as a police" LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 💀
He was just calming him lol. Could you say to a guy "You've got shot in the head and lost your sight because your brains are turned into fine pudding"?
2:28 most badass scene
You must mean 1:48
4 life
Only second to Mr. Pink blasting at the cops and fleeing in the car.
Mr Pink did you kill any people Mr White Replied only cops Mr Pink No real people !!
They don’t look at cops as people
Lol 😂
Throughout the movie, Mr. Orange is more upset about shooting the woman that getting shot himself. It shows he's different than everyone else. He's a genuinely good person.
Tarantino even said Freddy accepted his fate in the end because he got everything he wanted: bringing down Joe and completing his mission.
Jesus that lady in the car had absolutely zero survival instincts. I couldn’t think of a dumber move to pull when you’ve got hostile people on either side of you!
It was a particularly dumb move. But a gun in your hand makes you twice as confident and ten times as stupid. Guns have never de-escalated a situation.
I love how Mr.white just hides and then run in front of a police car with akimbo pistols and shoot the cops that is so badass
I like how when the lady falls back in the seat after orange shoots her , her mouth is wide open.
The way white is dragging orange should've gave off a tell, but this was a great film! The only part I felt was kinda like they couldn't done sightly better was the Mexican standoff!! He lit up the cops with 2 guns and completely sprayed them. But in the standoff he was only holding 1. I would have figured he would have had both of them out. But other than that slight hiccup this was a phenomenal movie!!
High stress..
I've been in a few super high stress situations and you just BLACK OUT a lot of information
It is a dramatic moment when Mr. Orange where shot. Maybe he thought that woman hadn't got a gun and will let them sit in the car, but accidentally he shot her being a policeman, shot actually innocent person. I think that the face of Mr. Orange at that moment isn't just face of horribly wounded man, but face of man who knows his fault. You can see he almost crying...
lol. that's kinda obvious dude
It was to stop her finishing him off
I would've shot that bitch too...She shot him first
He shot Sarah Conner bruh
At around 2:52 theres a small group of people in the background next to a truck not even fazed while Mr. White and Orange are fleeing away with guns. How did Tarantino not cut that?
I take it back. Mr. Brown (Tarantino) was dead by then. No way he would of figured it out.
cos it was a low budget film in 1992. why cut it? Only peeps with too much time on their hands notice that crap.
Tarantino was a prodigy in movie making from the get go. He knew better than to make that lame excuse.
@@erosion271 attention to detail to little things is what Tarantino is known for in his movies dumbfuck.The game is Chess not checkers Bent Holmes
Maybe those are some real hard ass dudes standing around that truck. Two cops get shot into hamburger 15 yards away and they don't flinch.
The whole movie you wonder how Orange got tagged. The reveal of him getting shot in such an unnecessary manner, after all the crazy shit we witnessed in the previous hour, caught me completely offguard. No badass oneliner or epic showdown, just two people in the wrong place at the wrong time
Surely mr orange could have shot mr white when he was pointing his gun at the two cops in the car
The job was to get the big boss. White, he's a little fish and the only one of the crew Orange has connected with. That means he knows him a bit, he can play him, he is essentially a card that orange can play.
Sure, he could come back to the rendezvous alone, cook up a story "White and I were running, man, damn pigs, they got one off, we put em down, or I thought WE did, next thing I know white is on the ground dead... They got him in the head." but thieves are a treacherous and paranoid bunch and immediately he's suspicious. Suspicion could blow the op, all that time and resources for nothing, all those dead cops (even if he saved two by killing white) and... the cherry on top, they kill him (Orange) because they have some suspicion now that he's a rat.
It wasnt about catching or killing the guys doing the heist, it was about catching joe, the guy that hired them.
I understand what you are saying But surely you cant just stand and watch two cops die. Surely at that point when two lives are on the line you have to break character.
@@nathanlouden3369 I think the reason we never got to see if he even thought of stopping white during the dual wielding double kill is because he was attending to Brown. It was already over before he could think to intervene. These guys who go under cover are still cops but they work hard to achieve the bigger picture. Two cops giving their lives doing their duty could very well be an acceptable price to pay if your goal is to end a family business that is probably running drugs that no doubt kids can get ahold of and pulling jobs that endanger hundreds of innocent lives a month.
I think moral grey area is the point, he stands by as cops are killed, for the greater good. He shoots an innocent woman, a gut reaction, but still an action, for the greater good. He sits there bleeding out, watching a cop get tortured to death, for the greater good. The moment he shows compassion and does something a good person would, kills blonde, the operation goes fucking sideways. Of course, it was always going to go bad, as Joe knew walking in that there was only one man who could have been the rat. But he could have talked his way out of that much easier if he didn't just kill the most loyal member of the team, blonde.
@@RoosterFloyd Mr. Pink and the others weren't suspicious of White when he told them Brown and Blue were dead.
How the hell was Quentin Tarantino's character able to function as long as he did when he got shot in the head?? A head shot right thru the forehead usually takes someone out quick. That's where the term "lights out" come from.
Actually head shots do not always kill automatically that is a myth. People have survived gunshots to the head, being shot from a distance or point blank and depending what portion of the brain or skull the bullet entered would effect the survival rate
could've been a fragment off a ricocheted bullet that penetrated but didn't dig deep enough.
Right Right
I always thought he got his head on something, not that he got shot
@@JohnnyDominioneven people who survive are usually uncontious
I watched this as a child. I cannot stress enough the shock when Mr.White opened up on these Police officers without hesitation. I had been taught my whole life to respect these people, I expect criminals to run away, and there he was blowing them away with absolutely confidence. It’s shocking. This is why I returned to this specific scene. Mr.White calls Blonde a psychopath but imagine what it takes to do something like that. Normal people can’t imagine it, and even hardened criminals lack the balls, competency, and composure. White anticipates them, creates the trap, and executes.
It’s amazing what people can do in a life or death situation.
The thing that makes this shooting different from what Blonde did was that Blonde started killing unarmed civilians. There was no reason to other than for his own pleasure, sure they gave him a “reason” to by hitting the alarm, but he absolutely did not have to. However, White shoots the police officers because they’ve shot Brown and clearly have no reservations about shooting him and Orange (at least, he assumes so in the case of Orange). White is a hardened criminal, so he does this without hesitation. However he isn’t a psychopath like Blonde, while his actions are still evil they are understandable.
The main difference is Mr. White is calculated and does what he does with reasons. And he doesn't consider cops humans lol. He's mad at Mr. Blonde because he opened fire on civilians for no reason and jeopardized the heist
Why would an undercover cop actively participate in a robbery that could turn violent? Don't they normally shut these things down before they actually happen? That was pointless
I think the point was that everything went wrong, not only the robbery but also the undercover mission.
because he didn't know that they have a maniac killer in the group you know who. it was just a simple robbery to get the boss
Well Mr. Orange actually describes exactly why this happened. The entire operation was meant to bring Joe out to the Warehouse to collect the diamonds. Otherwise the police would only get the robbers and not the boss and his son. Also Mr. Pink supports this early on in the film when he details the events, and how the cops only moved in on the store, when Mr. Blonde went on a killing spree. The operation was meant to be insanely clean and bloodless and the cops knew that.
@@decentviewer5417 2 things threw off the cops undercover plan, which was the robbery goes down (assumed it would not be violent), then they all get nabbed at the warehouse. The employee hitting the alarm. Then Mr. blonde starting to blast everyone.
The police were not targeting them. They were after Joe & Eddie from the start.
Those two police officers stood no chance.............
1:42 me any time I get tacos 🤣🤣💯
and when i’m hungry😂😭🤦♂️💯 only in memphis
Tis but a flesh wound :P
Tis but a scratch :D
Tis
At 3:24, Car-jackers beware, you may just get shot.
I like how ppl like 10ft away are just standing there like a shootout just didn’t accrued
Lol, Despite the serious and committed acting from Kietel and the other guy, that casual standing around just made this shit look a frea*kin kids cartoon! Wonder why they had not cut it out way before final edit.
I got a lot of questions.
What I'd like to know is:
What does Joe mean by 'its hard to say, its kind of a strange time now...'?
What's Eddie mean by 'things are a little fucked up is what they are...😳'?
'we're just getting ready for a big meeting right now in Vegas'?
Are they fobbing Vic off?
Are they under investigation?
Why would Joe have Mr Orange in when he wasnt 100% when he could have used someone else he knows and trusts?
Who is Dove & what happened to him? Mr Purple? Joe's assistant?
Why did Eddie need both White & Pink to collect the stones?
Why did Mr White trust Mr Orange so much (when he barely knows him) and go against his long time friend and big bossman Joe Cabbot?
How does Joe know that Mr Blue is dead as Dillinger?
Were they in cahoots with Marcellus Wallace?
Are the stones in the mysterious briefcase that Jules & Vincent deliver to Marcellus Wallace?
@ 2:53, who are all those people in the background standing around talking to each other?
There's also more people further down in white truck just chilling lol . The sirens were just added to the movie separately would be my guess . Otherwise they'd be rubber necking and watching .
Lol, Despite the serious and committed acting from Kietel and the other guy, that casual standing around just made this shit look a frea*kin kids cartoon! Wonder why they had not cut it out way before final edit.
Quinton is the best Director ever 😮❤
is it just me but ive alway "ALWAYS" hought that mr orange killed mr brown covering his shots with all the sound comming from Mr white's guns (ive never trully anderstood how mr brow died like that... and also why mr orange was so in shock)
Lol their are Mexicans in the background pounding beers when they are walking through the alley never noticed that until today 🤣
2:26
In this film, everything goes wrong for everyone. Every member of the group dies, save Mr Pink who’s status is unknown after his attempted escape. He could have gotten away with the diamonds, or have been arrested or shot by the police. But it wasn’t even a total success for the police either. Their target, Joe, was taken care of, but they also lost at least two, probably more, of their own. The undercover cop shot a civilian - if that ever came out it’d be bad for them. If Mr Pink got away with the diamonds it’d be even worse for them. That meant they’d have no person to prosecute. Even if he did, it’d be seen as way more of a success if the police apprehended Joe and the rest, as a way of getting info out of them and looking good, rather than the criminals killing each other, which makes all the policework seem a waste to the outsiders. Let’s also not forget how Mr Orange’s actions led to the death of Mr White, who he’d developed a close, father-son-like bond with to the point where he had to confess the truth in the last second.
And it’s all because someone tried to sound the alarm, not knowing Mr Blonde hates alarms.
I’m hungry let’s get a taco
I love that line. I always use it
3:21 3:25
it bothers me to no end that an alleged professional crime organization completely skimps on masks, protective gear and medical supplies
2:52 why are those guys in the back standing around like they didn't just see 2 cops get shot
Turning a blind eye perhaps...
Why didn’t he just look through the fence
I have a theory, I might be wrong but hear me out: Mr. Orange killed Mr. Brown while Mr. White was shooting at the cops
If he got shot in the head, why is he the designated driver?
Mr. White taking out Mr. & Mrs. Blue line gangsters is the tits
3:29
Apart from pulp fiction Tarantino dies in almost every movie man
That car was going like 15 miles per hour when it crashed and Mr. Brown dies from it?
cause he didn’t die from that he got shot in the head earlier and succumbed to his injury. and the crash was caused by him starting lose his sight
@@timtamsandsoysauce9318 It's been years since I've seen the movie. I guess I need to rewatch it.
@timtamsandsoysauce Clean shot to the brain. He lived longer than he should.
Now, Mr. Brown is jerking off to women's feet in the afterlife.
Beretta 92 magazines aren't cheap.
Is he rich?
Not to mention...finger prints. Hes already in the system. They'll tie him to all those murders like nothing....
And they're Smith & Wesson 639 and 659s.
those are Smith and Wesson 639s
@@kleverstudios And 659. They used both.
I mean they were planning on being absolutely filthy stinking rich, to be fair
Mr. Orange fucked up.
2:30
2:39
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2:22
Why would Mr pink run towards the drivers side. We never seen him drive. Mr white could of been shot.
How can Brown be shot in the head and still be able to drive? This is the one scene in the movie that doesn’t make sense
He's bada ss..duhh
Head shots don’t always immediately kill you, depending on where you’re hit.
shrapnel or hemorrhaging prob
Seems a bit silly to waste so much ammunition. And wtf are all those people standing in the background milling around 2:55
I never understood this scene why wouldn't mr. Orange just shoot mr. White he just witnessed him kill two cops instead orange shoots the civilian and now destroys his own career it makes no sense from a cop's perspective
The mission was to capture the boss, Joe. That’s the whole reason why Orange went undercover. The plan was to let them steal the diamonds then follow the gang to the rendezvous point (warehouse) and wait for Joe to show up. The plan goes awry when Blonde starts shooting civilians - the police who were lying in wait then have no choice but to intervene. Orange knows he can’t blow his cover until they get Joe or it will all have been for nothing. The police watch the warehouse during the whole runtime but only move in after Joe arrives.
Mr Brown got shot off camera I assume?
Yes they didn’t show it
I thought he died from blood loss.
@@aidanmercer9422 How ironic would that have been! Orange lasts the whole length of the movie swimming in his own blood, while Brown bled out in 30 secs bouncing his head off the steering wheel.
@@carlkamuti I just thought because Tarantino was bleeding from his head, he would’ve died quicker because that tends to happen more with head injuries.
@@carlkamuti blunt force trauma is a killer
Maybe don't have the guy that got shot in the head drive the car?
i dont think he was shot in the head, i think the blood is coming from him smashing his head aganist the wheel
@@generalslag he was shot in the head.
He was the getaway driver, White says earlier that Brown was waiting in the car for them. So I think the police probably shot him after he started driving, then he crashes.
why didn't he arrest him? why did he let two fellow cops get wasted?
Because it would have Blown His Cover.
Better violence in other films QT second rate
What sucked about the movie is that they never really gave u a entire story or part that how they robbed
They explained it in detail when Mr Orange and Mr White were going over it in the car. Only thing different was Mr Blonde started killing everyone.
Imagination
2:28