Reservoir Dogs is a 1992 American crime film marking the debut of director and writer Quentin Tarantino. It depicts the events before and after a botched diamond heist, but not the heist itself. Reservoir Dogs stars an ensemble cast: Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Chris Penn, and Lawrence Tierney. Tarantino has a minor role, as does criminal-turned-author Eddie Bunker. It incorporates many themes that have become...
Mr. Blue explains the era of Madonna's music he likes.
Mr. White has an idea to help Mr. Orange, but it involves getting a hold of Joe.
Mr. Pink talks about panicking. He explains the proper way to deal with panic.
As Mr. Orange lies on the floor, bleeding, he asks Officer Nash, who is tied ...
Mr. Pink suggests that waitresses should learn to type and get a better job.
Mr. Pink suggests that waitresses should learn to type and get a better job.
Mr. Pink suggests that waitresses should learn to type and get a better job.
Mr. White explains what to do in a situation where the manager won't cooperate.
K-Billy's DJ is having a contest where the 12th caller will win tickets to se...
K-Billy's DJ is having a contest where the 12th caller will win tickets to se...
Joe Cabot explains what the new hires are not allowed to talk about on the mi...
Joe Cabot explains what the new hires are not allowed to talk about on the mi...
Mr. Pink rages about the set-up, comparing it to the times he got busted for ...
Mr. Pink is reluctant to take Mr. Orange to the hospital, but gives in after ...
While holding a gun to Mr. White's face, Mr. Pink rages about the evils of re...
Mr. Orange explains how he started selling weed to his close, close, close fr...
Mr. Orange explains how he started selling weed to his close, close, close fr...
Mr. Pink and Mr. White argue over the facts of the botched heist.
Mr. White comforts Mr. Orange, letting him know that it takes days to die fro...
Mr. White comforts Mr. Orange, letting him know that it takes days to die fro...
Nice Guy Eddie lays out a plan to get Mr. Blonde's parole officer off his bac...
Joe Cabot tells a joke that is a not very subtle jab at all of the joke-telli...
Joe Cabot tells a joke that is a not very subtle jab at all of the joke-telli...
Holdaway explains all of the things Mr. Orange will need to know about the co...
Holdaway explains all of the things Mr. Orange will need to know about the co...
Mr. Pink and Mr. White argue about whether the safe house is actually safe. ...
Mr. Pink and Mr. White argue about whether the safe house is actually safe. ...
Mr. Pink and Mr. White argue about whether the safe house is actually safe. ...
Mr. Brown further explains the "Like a Virgin" mythology, which involves a ra...
Mr. Brown further explains the "Like a Virgin" mythology, which involves a ra...
Nice Guy Eddie explains why it would be very improbable for Mr. Blonde to rip...
Mr. Orange tells Mr. White, Joe and Nice Guy Eddie about this brick of weed s...
If Officer Nash thought he was going to get a quick death, Mr. Blonde crushes...
Mr. Blonde threatens to slap Nice Guy Eddie in a way not unlike a female dog.
Nice Guy Eddie continues to mock Mr. Blonde, suggesting that the recently par...
While shoving Mr. White back, Mr. Pink questions why he was being touched.
Mr. Pink is concerned about mugshot possibilities, worried that this whole ho...
Joe fills in all of the details about this particular diamond store and their...
Mr. White apologizes to Mr. Orange, fearing they will be doing some time in p...
Nice Guy Eddie yells at Mr. White, wanting the gun to be lowered.
With his gun drawn, Nice Guy Eddie threatens Mr. Blonde. If Blonde shoots, E...
With his gun pointing at Joe, Mr. Blonde threatens to shoot if anybody kills ...
With his gun drawn, Nice Guy Eddie wants to calm down the tense situation.
Mr. Pink tries to calm down the situation, but nobody is listening.
Now that everybody is aiming guns at each other, Mr. White lets Joe know that...
Joe explains that he doesn't need proof when he has instinct. Mr. White isn'...
Joe explains that Orange was the only color he wasn't 100% sure about.
Joe Cabot is done with Orange's lying. He lays out details about tipping off ...
Mr. White asks Joe Cabot what is going on. Joe explains that Orange is a cop.
Nice Guy Eddie apologizes for not knowing what is happening at the safe house.
Joe Cabot finally makes it to the safe house, explaining that Mr. Orange is t...
Nice Guy Eddie wants Mr. Orange to tell him what really happened.
Nice Guy Eddie explains why it would be very improbable for Mr. Blonde to rip...
Mr. Orange stands by his story, bringing his mother's eternal soul into the mix.
Nice Guy Eddie tries to understand Blonde's trickery by saying it all outloud.
Nice Guy Eddie isn't convinced about Blonde's trickery, but Mr. White has hea...
Mr. White believes Orange's story that Blonde was a psychopath.
Mr. Orange tries to convince Nice Guy Eddie that Mr. Blonde was getting ready...
After killing Officer Marvin Nash, Nice Guy Eddie asks if Mr. Blonde is crazi...
For a second time, Mr. Orange tries to explain what happened to Mr. Blonde to...
Mr. Orange is not as confident as Mr. White. He fears he will die in the back...
Mr. Orange is coming to grips with being shot. He sits bleeding in the backseat.
Mr. Orange reassures Mr. Brown that he is not going blind.
Mr. White describes the proper order of cutting off fingers.
Mr. White explains what you need to do if a bank manager gives you static.
Mr. White explains what to do if a woman gives you attitude.
Mr. Orange explains the heist's best-case scenario.
Mr. Orange explains what Mr. White's task is during the heist.
Mr. Orange explains what Mr. Brown is going to do during the heist.
Joe Cabot fears that he's yelled so much today that he can barely talk normally.
Joe Cabot has had enough of Mr. Pink's whining. He sets up an ultimatum.
Joe Cabot squashes all talk about name swapping.
Mr. Brown worries that his name may be confused with something else.
Joe Cabot wants Mr. Pink to be thankful, it could be much worse.
Joe Cabot explains to Mr. Pink why the new hires can't choose their own names.
Joe Cabot lays down the rule that the associates are forbidden to use their r...
Joe Cabot explains to his new hires that they will be using aliases.
Joe Cabot addresses the new hires, criticizing their joke telling.
Nice Guy Eddie suspects that the jilted lover is indeed angry about somebody ...
Nice Guy Eddie describes what they had to do to resolve the glue incident.
Nice Guy Eddie describes the way his lady friend got revenge on a cheating hu...
Mr. Orange tries to figure out what the man in Nice Guy Eddie's story did.
Mr. Orange tries to explain the difference between Christine Love and Pam Grier.
Mr. Pink and Nice Guy Eddie remember Christine Love's catch phrase.
Nice Guy Eddie compares a girl he used to know to the TV character Christine ...
Mr. Pink bets Mr. White that the same black men that misbehave in public are ...
Mr. White pushes back on Mr. Pink's notion that black girls won't put up with...
Mr. Pink explains the difference between white and black girls.
Mr. Orange works himself up in front of a mirror, comparing himself to Baretta.
Holdaway wants to know more about Joe Cabot, but Mr. Orange doesn't know what...
Sheriff #1 describes a story in which he nearly shot somebody for pulling out...
Sheriff #1 continues to explain what he told some guy he pulled over.
Sheriff #1 describes what he told some guy he pulled over. The other three sh...
Mr. Orange knows that the cops (and their drug-sniffing dog) can smell the dr...
Mr. Orange explains what happened when he went to the restroom with a bunch o...
Mr. Orange visits the bathroom and finds a nasty surprise.
Mr. Orange explains the weed transaction to Joe Cabot. Nice Guy Eddie wonders...
Mr. Orange explains why he chaperoned a woman with a brick of weed.
Mr. Orange complains about rink-a-dink potheads that only want $10 worth of w...
Mr. Orange becomes frustrated by the amount of people calling him for weed.
Mr. Orange explains where he got his weed.
Mr. Orange begins to tell his story, which involves the marijuana drought of ...
Holdaway recommends that Mr. Orange keep telling his story over and over.
Holdaway gives Mr. Orange some encouragement, referencing Don Rickles.
Mr. Orange seems displeased by having to memorize four pages of script.
Holdaway explains to Mr. Orange that every undercover cop has to be a great a...
Holdaway explains why Long Beach Mike is not Mr. Orange's amigo.
Mr. Orange eagerly tells Holdaway that Joe Cabot wants him on the team.
Mr. Orange tells Officer Marvin Nash to sit there and bleed until Joe Cabot s...
A calmer Mr. Orange tells the tied-up Officer Nash that they have to wait unt...
Mr. Orange yells at Officer Marvin Nash, complaining that he's dying.
Officer Marvin Nash wonders why the cops aren't showing up, his face has been...
Mr. Orange tries to comfort the badly injured Officer Nash.
After having his ear chopped off and being doused in gasoline, Officer Nash w...
Officer Nash explains to Mr. Orange where they were first introduced. Mr. Ora...
Fully doused in gasoline, Officer Nash tells Mr. Blonde that he doesn't know ...
Fearing he'll be burned alive, Officer Marvin Nash pleads for his life.
Between bouts of being tortured, Officer Marvin Nash asks Mr. Blonde to stop.
After severing Officer Nash's ear, Mr. Blonde wonders if the cop can still he...
After cutting off one of Officer Nash's body parts, Mr. Blonde makes a joke t...
K-Billy's DJ introduces Stealer's Wheel's Dylanesque pop hit, "Stuck in the M...
Mr. Blonde asks the tied-up Officer Nash if he ever listens to K-Billy.
Mr. Blonde explains his interests and pastimes to the tied-up Officer Nash.
Mr. Blonde doesn't care what kind of information Officer Nash has, he's going...
Officer Nash finally admits that Mr. Blonde doesn't have a boss.
Officer Nash pleads with Mr. Blonde, explaining that he's only been on the fo...
Mr. Blonde isn't worried about his car, because it has probably already been ...
Nice Guy Eddie scolds the other associates for taking Officer Nash out of the...
Nice Guy Eddie wonders why it even matters who stays with Officer Nash.
Mr. Blonde defends his actions during the botched heist.
Mr. White does his best impression of Mr. Blonde executing people at the jewe...
Mr. White hounds Mr. Pink to explain what happened to Mr. Blonde at the botch...
Mr. Blonde tells Nice Guy Eddie what happened, from his point of view.
Mr. White voices his anger about Mr. Blonde's involvement in the botched heist.
Mr. White pleads with Nice Guy Eddie that Mr. Blonde is a terrible babysitter.
Nice Guy Eddie instructs Mr. Blonde to stay at the safe house and babysit Mr....
Mr. Pink tells Nice Guy Eddie that he got the diamonds stashed away in a safe...
Nice Guy Eddie explains to Mr. Pink why torture doesn't actually yield the re...
Nice Guy Eddie wonders why the other men are beating up Officer Marvin Nash.
Nice Guy Eddie wants to know what happened to the other diamond thieves. Mr. ...
Nice Guy Eddie sarcastically says that he will call a doctor and get Mr. Oran...
Mr. White wants to know what Nice Guy Eddie is going to do with the gravely i...
Mr. Blonde wants to know what Joe has to say, but Nice Guy Eddie claims he ha...
Mr. Blonde wants to know where Joe Cabot is, but Nice Guy Eddie doesn't know.
Mr. Pink and Nice Guy Eddie exchange words over the set-up conspiracy.
Nice Guy Eddie doesn't want to hear talk about a set-up, especially since non...
Mr. Pink wonders if the tied-up police officer enjoys being a hero.
While driving to the safe house, Nice Guy Eddie asks the person on the phone ...
On the phone, Nice Guy Eddie seems a little unsure about the particulars of t...
Nice Guy Eddie is definitely not joking around while talking on the phone.
While driving to the safe house, Nice Guy Eddie calls his father to see what ...
After hearing his son's plea, Joe officially asks Mr. Blonde if he would be w...
Nice Guy Eddie officially endorses Mr. Blonde for the upcoming diamond heist.
Nice Guy Eddie makes an argument for Mr. Blonde's involvement in the diamond ...
Joe doesn't want Mr. Blonde to think about work, he just wants him to relax a...
Reluctantly, Nice Guy Eddie explains that there is a big event happening in L...
Nice Guy Eddie interrupts his father and tells Mr. Blonde that things are cur...
Mr. Blonde likes Nice Guy Eddie's dock worker plan, but actually wants to do ...
Nice Guy Eddie is ready to implement the new plan with Mr. Blonde's fake job.
Nice Guy Eddie talks about how the docks would handle a surprise visit by Mr....
Nice Guy Eddie knows a way to get Mr. Blonde's parole officer off his back.
Mr. Blonde wants to work for Nice Guy Eddie and his father, but fears he won'...
Nice Guy Eddie wants Mr. Blonde to come back and work for the family.
Joe and Nice Guy Eddie talk to Mr. Blonde about his parole officer, Seymour S...
Joe Cabot is sick of the verbal sparring between Mr. Blonde and Nice Guy Eddie.
Nice Guy Eddie continues to verbally spar with Mr. Blonde. The two disagree ...
Mr. Blonde pushes back at Nice Guy Eddie's sexual assault accusations. Nice ...
After playfully wrestling on the ground, Nice Guy Eddie makes a serious charg...
After breaking up the friendly wrestling match, Joe Cabot suggests taking the...
Joe Cabot breaks up a friendly wrestling match between Mr. Blonde and Nice Gu...
Mr. Blonde makes fun of Nice Guy Eddie by imitating his father, Joe Cabot.
Nice Guy Eddie apologizes for not picking Mr. Blonde up as he got out of prison.
Mr. Orange wonders what "True Blue" sounds like, confessing that he's not a b...
Mr. Blonde appreciated all of the packages Joe sent to the prison.
Joe Cabot complains about how unfair the parole system is, empathizing with M...
In a meeting with Joe Cabot, Mr. Blonde (Vic Vega) explains what it feels lik...
On the phone, Joe Cabot gives somebody some solid life advice: Ride out your ...
Upon showing Mr. White and Mr. Pink the kidnapped police officer in the car t...
Mr. Blonde has a plan, which includes waiting around for Nice Guy Eddie to sh...
Mr. Blonde sways Mr. White (and Mr. Pink) into taking a trip out to the getaw...
The calm Mr. Blonde points out that his heart is beating fast and worries tha...
Mr. Blonde connects with Mr. White through the mention of outdated pop cultur...
Mr. Pink colorfully explains that they're in a no-win situation.
Mr. Pink breaks up the fight between Mr. Blonde and Mr. White.
A calm Mr. Blonde questions if the angry Mr. White is going to eventually bite.
Mr. White yells at Mr. Blonde about the shooting spree in the store.
Mr. White points the gun at Mr. Blonde, yelling that it's his fault for this ...
While flipping off Mr. Blonde, Mr. White comes up with this colorful insult.
Mr. White invites everybody to leave the safe room, but Mr. Blonde is not int...
Mr. White has had enough and starts yelling at Mr. Blonde about freaking out.
Mr. Pink brings Mr. Blonde up to speed, while also trying to find out what ha...
Mr. Pink questions Mr. Blonde about what happened after the botched heist.
Mr. Blonde enters, taunting the fighting Mr. White and Mr. Pink.
While holding a gun to Mr. White, Mr. Pink threatens his former associate.
Mr. White still wants to take Mr. Orange to the hospital, but Mr. Pink isn't ...
Mr. White yells at Mr. Pink, asking him what he's supposed to do.
Mr. White rages about giving out his first name, suggesting that it was the h...
Mr. White explains to Mr. Pink why he revealed his name to Mr. Orange.
Mr. Pink is incensed when he learns that Mr. White told his first name to Mr....
Mr. Pink doesn't think Joe Cabot is the answer to Mr. Orange's problem.
Mr. White explains Mr. Orange's medical problem to Mr. Pink.
Mr. Pink wants to leave, but Mr. White doesn't want to leave the injured Mr. ...
Mr. White is concerned about Mr. Orange's injury, fearing that he will die wi...
Before Mr. Pink leaves the safe house, he wants to know if Mr. Orange is dead.
Mr. Pink explains his plan to Mr. White, which involves leaving, checking int...
Joe wonders what happened to one of Mr. White's former associates.
Mr. White wonders if Joe will be able to move the diamonds after stealing them.
Joe Cabot explains the five-man heist with Mr. White.
Joe wonders what happened to Mr. White's former partner, Alabama. Mr. White e...
Mr. White defends the injured Mr. Orange from Mr. Pink's accusations.
Mr. Pink rules himself out as the rat.
Mr. White and Mr. Pink argue over whether Joe could have been the rat.
Mr. White remembers another job when an undercover cop infiltrated the organi...
Mr. Pink guesses at the locations of the other associates, trying to get Mr. ...
Mr. Pink tries to persuade Mr. White into going and picking up the stashed di...
Mr. Pink gives a dire prediction of what happened to his associates.
Mr. Pink explains that once he got away, he didn't look back.
Mr. Pink wonders what happened to the other people associated with the botche...
Mr. White mourns for the death of a black girl in the botched heist.
Mr. White lays down his philosophy about working with psychopaths. He's agai...
While combing his hair, Mr. White suggests that a psychopath is not a profess...
Mr. White suggests that what people should do is act like a professional.
Mr. White tells Mr. Pink that he came very close to taking out Mr. Blonde at ...
Mr. White explains that he's no madman and rages about Mr. Blonde's shooting ...
Mr. White explains his philosophy about doing time or killing somebody.
Mr. White and Mr. Pink discuss the insanity that followed Mr. Blonde.
Mr. Pink and Mr. White argue over whether to continue using their fake names.
Mr. Pink explains to Mr. White why he suspects they were set-up.
Mr. White recounts what happened at the botched heist.
Mr. White questions if they were set-up, but Mr. Pink is much more sure of wh...
Mr. Pink is starting to get angry, feeling like the situation really got mess...
Mr. Orange pleads for his life, suggesting that Mr. White will be safe.
Mr. Orange pleads for Mr. White to take him to the hospital and drop him off.
Mr. Orange makes a grim (albeit accurate) assessment of his future as a gun s...
Mr. White asks Mr. Orange to relax until Joe gets to the safe house.
Mr. White comforts Mr. Orange, who sits in a safe house with a gun shot wound.
With a bullet hole in his stomach, Mr. Orange confides in Mr. White that he's...
Caring for an injured Mr. Orange, Mr. White worries about his friend's head (...
With Mr. Orange dying on the ground, Mr. White assures him that they've made it.
While carrying Mr. Orange, Mr. White reassures his injured ally that he is in...
While carrying Mr. Orange to the safe house, Mr. White asks who's a tough guy.
Mr. White tells Mr. Orange the plan, which involves driving to the rendezvous...
Mr. White argues with Mr. Orange about whether or not he's a doctor.
Mr. White comforts Mr. Orange as he lays bleeding in the back seat.
The K-Billy DJ introduces The Partridge Family's "Doesn't Somebody Want to be...
Mr. Pink finally gives up, offering up a dollar tip to get everybody off his ...
Joe Cabot makes a convincing argument for why Mr. Pink should cough up tip mo...
Joe is baffled by Mr. Pink's lack of tip. Mr. Orange tries his hardest to exp...
Mr. White offers up waitress facts to argue Mr. Pink's point.
Mr. Pink argues that it's not fair that fast food workers get screwed out of ...
Mr. Pink plays the world's smallest violin just for the waitresses.
Mr. Pink opens up about a time when he made minimum wage and didn't receive t...
Nice Guy Eddie doesn't think Mr. Pink should have more coffee.
Mr. Pink swats down another question about tipping.
Mr. Pink explains why this waitress is not getting a tip.
Mr. Blue wonders what a woman has to do to get Mr. Pink's tip money.
Mr. Pink lays out a situation where he would be willing to tip.
Nice Guy Eddie is flabbergasted by Mr. Pink's unwillingness to tip.
Mr. Pink isn't swayed by the argument that waitresses make very little money.
Mr. Pink doesn't believe in tipping. This baffles Nice Guy Eddie.
Nice Guy Eddie wants everybody to cough up some money for a tip.
Nice Guy Eddie suddenly has a revelation about the song "The Night the Lights...
Mr. White doesn't want to be shot, even in a dream.
Joe Cabot wants Mr. White to know that he's going to hold on to the book.
Mr. White is frustrated about hearing Joe Cabot talk about Toby and Mr. Brown...
Mr. Brown describes that the girl in "Like a Virgin" liked having sex a lot.
Mr. Brown explains the difference between Madonna's "Like a Virgin" and "True...
Mr. Blonde argues with Mr. Brown about the origins of Madonna's "Like a Virgin."
Mr. Brown explains where the name "Like a Virgin" comes from.
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