Reservoir Dogs

El Biffo

I would like to see this as a stage play! One of the few Tarrantino films I liked, along with Pulp Fiction, and Natural Born Killers.

Nick Schwab

Tarantino's dialogue is often annoying as fuck. Even for comedy, his (often sexualized) rants are the asshole/alpha cliche, the rest a rambling geek that dorks about the trivial and monotonous details of something... two types of males I hate. Scratch that... they talk like Tarantino, the very definition of, well, a geek of film. I've talked to this type before and wished they were born with a vagina for real convo.

Zac Weber

Reservoir Dogs is riveting the first time you see it, and it's one of the best debuts ever. The editing is outstanding, and the viewer is granted information in-movie characters do not know, which only adds to the suspense. Classic in every way. Michael Madsen is too fly.

msmichel

Perhaps the greatest debut film of the 90's and certainly the best written. Tarantino's knowing, sharp script is one for the ages despite its being a sum of influences. Performances are all killer with no actor dominating. First saw this at TIFF with a packed house and a record number of walk-outs, but the applause for director and cast afterwards was deafening. A film worth revisiting every so often.

All Is Grace

5 stars to great non-linear narration and great cast and the guts to make it this violent at that time. However, this movie lacks meaning, but it must be appreciated in its own genre and class: Storytelling cinema.

Daniel Roque

You see the blood, the fuck-its, the absurd dialogues, the twists and there's no doubt you're watching a Tarantino movie. It's a great start, but I find his recent movies more visually appealing.

Stefan Drees

I really love those first minutes with the exegesis of Madonna's song "Like a Virgin" and the discussion about giving no tip to the waitress...

Maximilian XXI

Maybe the most well constructed film of the '90s, and definitely the best of 1992. I loved everything about this film, especially, as Ghost Horses says, the non-linear narration. 5/5.