Reservoir Dogs

Year:	1992
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Thriller, Action
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	8.1 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	29 Have Seen


Director	Quentin Tarantino
Selected Cast	Harvey Keitel as Mr. White
	Tim Roth as Mr. Orange
	Michael Madsen as Mr. Blonde
	Chris Penn as Nice Guy Eddie
	Steve Buscemi as Mr. Pink
	Lawrence Tierney as Joe Cabot
	Eddie Bunker as Mr. Blue
	Quentin Tarantino as Mr. Brown
Producer	Lawrence Bender
Writer	Quentin Tarantino
	Roger Avary

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Reservoir Dogs - Momentum Pictures - UK (2004)

VHS

Reservoir Dogs - Live Home Video - USA (1992)

DVD

Reservoir Dogs - Lionsgate - USA (2006)

DVD

Reservoir Dogs - Dutch Filmworks - Netherlands (2007)

UMD

Reservoir Dogs - Momentum Pictures - UK (2005)

DVD

Reservoir Dogs - Magna Pacific - Australia (2008)

Blu-ray

Reservoir Dogs - Lionsgate - USA (2009)

DVD

Reservoir Dogs - Artisan - USA (2002)

VHS

Reservoir Dogs - Pioneer LDC - Japan (1993)

VHS

Reservoir Dogs - Live Entertainment - USA (1997)

Multi-Format

Reservoir Dogs - Lionsgate - USA (2022)

DVD

Reservoir Dogs: De Hänsynslösa - Atlantic - Sweden (2002)

Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade 4th Jul 2023		I don't think it is possible for me to overstate the impact and importance of this movie on me personally, or indeed others, who like me, were lucky enough to have seen it at the cinema at time of release... ...I remember, having reached the pitch of "Hollywood superstar vehicle movies" fare prior to this, me and some friends, went because we thought it might "be cool"... (Teenagers eh?!? - ha ha :) ...And sitting transfixed in the cinema, and it being like: "What the hell is this? - is this what a movie can be?.... in the cinema?!!!" - not our usual diet of big budget action schlock. We all walked out the cinema in frowny, thoughtful silence. ...Something has, or was about to change, dramatically in cinema, I felt, and indeed, I think this certainly allowed things like Pulp Fiction to be accepted by a wider audience. The only other moment in culture I can remember in my lifetime, that represented as dramatic a shift, or push into some other space than the usual was the release of the Nirvana album: Nevermind. ...almost literally, overnight, everything that had gone before was redundant, and quite simply "over", and now... this. (In the case of Nevermind, there were ever increasing levels of unrelatable absurdity in hair metal, consuming all the cultural oxygen in rock, least... then: BANG! Teen Spirit! - you hair metallers are done - find new occupations please. Of course, now I have a nostalgic appreciation for those old permy rockers - "How I learned to stop wirrying and love hair metal" :) But this is still my fave of the Quinisters - because it was (consciously) the first.



Magic Marmalade 30th Dec 2015

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