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“(MU) One of comtemporary masterpieces, hall almost all that was more stylized in "Pulp fiction", in special the rotine of bad guys discussing pop nonsense and habits. The two alternaed times structure is ok here because yoy need to cool off so much tension...” read more

What your favorite movie (really) says about you.. (57 movies items)

"If Reservoir Dogs is your favorite movie....then you like talking about Madonna and the phallic and sexual innuendoes represented, albeit indirectly and impliedly, in her songs. Small talk in conjunction with it converse, i.e., about to do some crazy shit, is extremely appealing and immensely entertaining (although, to be fair, this is pretty universal: see, e.g., the hero walking away from explosions casually without looking back). In fact, you are a sucker for all things oddly paradoxical, su"

My Favorite Movie For Each Year Since I Was Born (41 movies items)

"1992 Runner Up: Candyman"

Films I've seen on celluloid in the digital era (400 movies items)

"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★ NOTES: Supplied by the Cinema Museum. Very scratchy. Several green scratches get in the way all the while the cop is held hostage, while multiple white flashes occur twice when Blonde switches on the radio. When Blonde returns to douse the cop with gasoline, the print was projected at such an angle that you could see the boom mic. Some vertical lines also overlay the left of the screen during the flashback to Orange’s meeting with Holdaway. Seeing the Rank log"

My trips to the cinema 2022 (265 movies items)

"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: August 16th CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

Tarantino Films Ranked (9 movies items)

"I saw this for the first time after seeing Pulp, and I was instantly obsessed with it. Watched it numerous times and even urged friends and family to watch it as well. "

A must see

“Definitely up there with Pulp Fiction as Tarantino's best. Reservoir Dogs is simply brilliant in all aspects. It is very brash, abrasive and unrelenting, but works tremendously with that sort of tone. The cinematography is very good I think, and the soundtrack is very appropriate and fitting. The story is wonderfully compelling, while the dialogue is very hard-boiled and attitude-laced with plenty of pop culture references, and references to TV shows and hip movies. Tarantino's direction is excellent, and so is the acting. Both Harvey Keitel and Tim Roth give performances that are among their best, while Michael Madson and Steve Buschemi are outstanding. Overall, I think it is a must. Maybe not for all, but I loved it and consider it one of Tarantino's best. 10/10 Bethany Cox” read more

Favorite Movies of All Time (2017 Edition) (1001 movies items)

" 2016: 454 2015: 457 2014: 447 2013: 448 2012: 447 2011: 447 2010: 449 2009: 447 2008: 444 2007: 433 2006: 311 2005: 220 2004: 205 2003: 204 2002: 224 2001: 209 2000: 226 1999: 184 "

Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2021) (100 movies items)

" Points: 23 Chosen by: Georgini (7), kolkopattern (5), Bubs (8), loucamel (3) Previous rank: it wasn't selected IMDB top 250 rank: 90"

“A group of men are having benign banter in a diner. They have color code names. Mr. White (Harvey Keitel) brings a horribly wounded Mr. Orange (Tim Roth) back to the hideout. Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi) is ranting about the quick police response as a setup. Joe Cabot hired the crew for a diamond store holdup keeping their identities secret from each other. Calm and disturbed Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) shows up with a captured cop.

Quentin Tarantino deconstructs the crime movie by concentrating on the in-between scenes. He peppers the scenes with sharp extraneous dialog. It makes for some really memorable scenes. The diner scene and the torture scene are unforgettable. The whole movie does drag as we wait for the actual robbery action scenes but this movie is something completely di” read more

Favorite Movies of All Time (2016 Edition) (1001 movies items)

" 2015: 457 2014: 447 2013: 448 2012: 447 2011: 447 2010: 449 2009: 447 2008: 444 2007: 433 2006: 311 2005: 220 2004: 205 2003: 204 2002: 224 2001: 209 2000: 226 1999: 184 "

Watched in 2021 (60 movies items)

"24.7"

Gli amici del fantacinema - Best movies of the 90s (105 movies items)

"17 pt"

Favorite Action Films: 1992-1993 (41 movies items)

" Directed by: Quentin Tarantino Produced by: Ronna B. Wallace, Harvey Keitel, Richard N. Gladstein, and Monte Hellman Written by: Quentin Tarantino Cinematography: Andrzej Sekula Edited by: Sally Menke Distributed by: Miramax Pictures"

¿Qué tan buena es Perros de reserva?

“(Respaldo de mi reseña/análisis que se ha hecho en formato de video para el canal Davidcartoons)

Perros de reserva fue la primer película de Quentin Tarantino, bien conocido por traer varios clásicos del cine que son vastamente aclamados, incluyendo también a esta película, pero veamos ¿es tan buena como muchos dicen que es?

Lo principal en la película es su misterio, siendo así, que la trama es sobre descubrir quién es el impostor entre un grupo de criminales. La obra, como cualquiera de calidad de este tipo, arma cierta tensión en su transcurso, para así poner dubitativo al espectador y expectante de cuál será la revelación al final, mostrando a los personajes dudar y tener un auténtico conflicto por querer desvelar al culpable. Aunado a esto, la pelí” read more