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NEWS Reservoir Dogs on DVD 10/17
Four perfect killers. One perfect crime. Now all they have to fear is each other.
Assembled to pull off a diamond heist, a specially selected group of thieves begin
to doubt one another when the police arrive suspiciously early at the scene of the
crime. Quentin Tarantino reached cult-stardom with Reservoir Dogs, a masterful
showcase of a solid, colorful ensemble of characters, dramatic empathy for usually
unsympathetic archetypes and gory violence subdued and made watchable by a sadistic
sense of humor and style. Michael Madsen delivers one of the most frightening
performances ever seen in modern cinema as Mr. Blonde, a devil-may-care sociopath.
Meanwhile, Harvey Kietel and Tim Roth give the film its most touching edge, as
Kietel's Mr. White develops a very paternal relationship with the mortally-wounded
Mr. Orange (Roth), creating trust and bridging a promise to protect him at
any costâa predicament he ultimately faces. The cast is rounded out with equally
remarkable performances by the likes of Steve Buscemi, Laurence Tierney and the
late Chris Penn as this drama eventually hits a crucial peak, leaving you with an
unforgettable climax.
BONUS FEATURES
⢠Pulp Factoids Viewer
⢠âPlaying It Fast and Looseâ documentary
⢠The Reservoir Dogs Tipping Guide
⢠âProfiling the Reservoir Dogsâ featurette
⢠Reservoir Dogs: The Game - exclusive interview with Eidos Senior Marketing Manager Kevin Gill
⢠Deleted scenes
⢠âReservoir Dollsâ mini-film
⢠Tributes and dedications - classic interviews with Quentin Tarantino, Tim Roth, the late Chris Penn, and others.
⢠Audio commentary with writer/director Quentin Tarantino, producer Lawrence Bender and select cast and crew
Four perfect killers. One perfect crime. Now all they have to fear is each other.
Assembled to pull off a diamond heist, a specially selected group of thieves begin
to doubt one another when the police arrive suspiciously early at the scene of the
crime. Quentin Tarantino reached cult-stardom with Reservoir Dogs, a masterful
showcase of a solid, colorful ensemble of characters, dramatic empathy for usually
unsympathetic archetypes and gory violence subdued and made watchable by a sadistic
sense of humor and style. Michael Madsen delivers one of the most frightening
performances ever seen in modern cinema as Mr. Blonde, a devil-may-care sociopath.
Meanwhile, Harvey Kietel and Tim Roth give the film its most touching edge, as
Kietel's Mr. White develops a very paternal relationship with the mortally-wounded
Mr. Orange (Roth), creating trust and bridging a promise to protect him at
any costâa predicament he ultimately faces. The cast is rounded out with equally
remarkable performances by the likes of Steve Buscemi, Laurence Tierney and the
late Chris Penn as this drama eventually hits a crucial peak, leaving you with an
unforgettable climax.
