Reservoir Dogs, 1992, Thriller
Plot: A diamond heist goes wrong when a group of men are set up by a member of their crew.
Thoughts: Filmed and written by Quentin Tarantino, one of the most unique contemporary filmmakers, this movie was really well put together and allowed for a wide array of talent to be showcased equally. The story was interesting and blatantly obvious, but Tarantino’s craftiness at telling the tale is really captivating. I really liked the “real” feel of the film.
The group of actors were varied and all of them had specific talents that really made this film what it was. Steve Buscemi’s soliloquy at the beginning raised questions of philosophy and moral obligation and presented it with a smooth style that only few others but Tarantino can write.
4.6/5
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