Reservoir Dogs ----Collector's Edition-----

I just picked up the Mr. Brown(Quentin Tarantino)version. Yah!!!!!

I bought them all last week sometime at boarders book store.

I bought orange

Why'd you buy them all? They're all the same except for the packaging... are you that big of a fan?

I have the original dvd release - still have to decide if the new release is worth it. Is it?

JG

i never saw it, is it good, mob related, give the low down. molto grazie!

Why'd you buy them all? They're all the same except for the packaging... are you that big of a fan?

I have the original dvd release - still have to decide if the new release is worth it. Is it?

JG[/b][/quote]Im a huge fan of that movie so I bought all of them Its nice to have something like that to add to my DVD collection.

I was watching the special features and Tarantino was saying that real life criminals were coming up to him and saying "That's exactly what it's like in real life. The dialougue was perfect."

I heard that the quality is not as good on the Reservoir Dogs Special Edition 2-Disc Collector's Sets...is that true DonPalentino?

I think the quality is pretty good but It could have been better.

>MAY SPOILE SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN RD

I had some thoughts about Reservoir Dogs.

It is said to be filmed with an extremely low budget.

What I want to know is, all of these famous actors who play in it (Roth, Madsen, Keitel, Buscemi, Penn, Tierney, etc.), were they famous before then?

What's so great about the movie is the combined factor of the low budget and the cool dialogue. I mean, it's so realistic. At first, you think, gee bad acting. Especially the scene where Chris Penn just walked into the garage for the first time, and Harvey Keitel is arguing with Michael Madsen. When Penn comes in they all talk at the same moment. In regular movies, that would be baaaad...very baad. Then Keitel starts applauding cynically for Madsen, who starts laughing, taking bows and applauding for himself. This was done so....I mean. Again, you think "bad acting" "stupid joke", but it's so real. That's how it would be in real life, someone wrongly laughing and taking the stupid bows etc.

of course the low-budget aspect helps making it so real. The non-steady shots, the non-Hollywood-sets (real locations, I guess...) it's great.

hey I won't even go on the screenplay, the dialogues...

humor, action, satire, drama, crime, blood everything is in it (and the guys ear lookes very real)

just bought mine the other day. never thought it has some color codings.
Reservoir Dolls is cool . . .

GoodFella