Quentin wanted to shoot Reservoir Dogs in 16mm

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[roberth]

That’s not just a business partner, that’s a real friend.

[luii]

Man he always looks like he’s on the brink of losing it

[zerodreaming]

This is the closest I've ever seen QT come to looking sorta attractive

[charles]

Reservoir dogs is a classic. I remember watching it 20 years ago not knowing who Quentin Tarantino was and being thoroughly impressed at the end.

[randyjohnson]

True Romance is one of the greatest movies ever. Honestly it is incredible if anyone hasn’t seen it.

[Feratus]

Kind of makes you wonder about how many geniuses in various industries we’ve missed out on solely on circumstance alone

[SomeKindOfMadman]

Waiter to Tarantino; “that’s great, sir, so....can I take your order now?”

[catmandude]

Spent that 30k on cocaine instead, used that cocaine to write Pulp Fiction.

[Andrew-zqip]

Reservoir Dogs blew my mind like no movie ever had before. It has, and probably always will be, his best work. Pure unfiltered artistic expression. Nobody can hang on to that after they find success.

[Kaisaccountt]

Got to give Tarantino credit. He started from working at a video store to one of the best directors alive.

[fives.]

That extra $1.47 million gave us the masterpiece that endures today. Larry Bender really knew what was going on in QT’s brain and got it

[mkgunnr]

True Romance and Reservoir Dogs! 2 of the best movies ever

[IPWNURFACE]

The absolute goat. The reason he’s the goat is because he doesn’t give af if anyone sees his movies he just cares about making things he’s proud of

[famalam]

Just think of all those other movie makers that didn’t get their 2 months… So much talent passes us by because their break was missed or they had other things going, they couldn’t give the effort their ideas needed

[kevinnelson]

And now I’ve watched that masterpiece prolly once a month for the past 20 yrs or so!

[Gumpy]

Resevoir dogs is like no other movie, it tells a story in the most attractive and attention gripping way, through flashbacks, contrast, and realistic conflict, it not only ends in, but shows its content in a way that if there were any more to that universe, any more information on before or after, it would be a detriment to the film as a whole

[Ultra-Collector]

He just hadn’t realized how truly brilliant and genius he actually is!

[Cinemaphile]

Every director is a movie fan that makes the movie that they want to see in a theater... think about that.

[RochdChati]

Most of the world knows Tarantino as a brilliant writer and filmmaker but I’ve always felt he was a brilliant careerist. I say that without any derogatory tone. He chose his opportunities wisely and knew when he should stand his ground. After all, only the few exceptional people can enter Hollywood and do what they want.

The guy was a winning pony the moment he arrived at the scene. No one was gunna tell him no and I’m sure those that did, regretted it

[samskyrider]

im so thankful for Tarantino he has made some of my favorite movies ever def my favorite producer/writer