On theВ filmвЂ™sВ music, as with many of theВ directorsвЂ™В other work, the soundtrack is exceptional.В The film isВ litteredВ with 70s hits that have all but become synonymous with the film, such asВ George BakerвЂ™s вЂLittle Green BagвЂ™ that plays during the stylish opening credits orВ BjornВ SkifsВ вЂHooked on a feelingвЂ™В that only appears for a moment as we hear theВ recognisableВ opening lyricsВ вЂњoogaВ chaka,В oogaВ chaka.вЂќ The soundtrack isВ brilliantly integrated into the narrative as well as diegetic sound,В withВ Comedian Steven WrightвЂ™s famously dull voice introducing most of the songs on a special вЂsuper sounds of the 70sвЂ™В programВ on the radio. Blonde is the standout,В with one of theВ filmвЂ™sВ most iconic scenesВ being centered around his character brutally torturingВ a cop to the soundВ of the Stealers WheelвЂ™s вЂstuck in the middle with you.вЂ™ Harvey Keitel as Mr.В White is understated as the one who seems the most down to earthВ and loyalВ but with the flick of a switch can turn violent.В However,В Michael Madsen as the sadistic Mr. Steve Buscemi perfectly captures the slimyВ back-stabbing crook who youвЂ™re never too sureВ whereВ their true intentionsВ lie. Again, this is a staple of TarantinoвЂ™sВ films,В sharpВ witty dialogue thatВ gives the film a brisk pace never feeling dull and alwaysВ feelsВ compelling.ДЄs for acting, everyone is on their A-game. AsВ discussed,В the film opens on whatВ appears to be a rather mundane conversationВ aboutВ popularВ culture andВ if its ok toВ tip, yet the way the characters talk and interact with each other feels so authentic and charismatic, that youвЂ™reВ immediatelyВ invested. Instead, Tarantino proceeds to give us theВ all the answers but none ofВ the questions, keeping the audience engaged as the film goes onВ and itsВ twists and betrayals become more apparent.В ItвЂ™s that classic Tarantino style that has carried through into many of his other films and was made famous with Reservoir Dogs. Many would think the basis of the film would lie in the lead up to and the execution of said heist, but not Tarantino. The film is presented in a non-linear fashion, only showing the events that followed the heist as well as a couple flashbacks, but never actually showingВ the events of the heist.

All of which have gone on to work with TarantinoВ further down the line.ДЇorВ a debut film, it doesnвЂ™t get much better than ReservoirВ Dogs, which was written and directed by Tarantino. White, Tim Roth as Mr.В Orange and Michael Madsen as Mr. Reservoir DogsВ tells the story of a botchedВ jewelleryВ heist,В butВ we startВ with theВ aftermathВ as the survivors reconvene at an abandoned warehouseВ and begin to suspect there is a rat amongst the crew.В TheВ anonymously named groupВ is made up of familiar faces such as Steve BuscemiВ as Mr. Who wouldвЂ™ve thought one of the most revered crime films of all timeВ would begin with aВ 10-minute monologue covering such topics as theВ supposedВ origin of MadonnaвЂ™s вЂlike a virginвЂ™ and the ethics of tippingВ waitresses.В Only Quentin TarantinoВ could pull thisВ off, andВ thatВ he did with his very first film,В 1992вЂ™s ReservoirВ Dogs.

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