13. Frame Rate: Reservoir Dogs

Small Beans

Comedy

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Michael and Abraham, Mr. Celadon and Mr. Burgundy respectively, dive into Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs.

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0:00.0	You should say that on Mike. No, I don't, well maybe we'll cover it eventually. Stranger things, do you think?
0:17.0	What? I don't know.
0:19.0	Do you want to cover TV shows on this?
0:21.0	Sure, totally.
0:22.0	Welcome to Frame Rate, the show where we rate a sequence of
0:24.9	frames. I'm Abe. Okay, am I obliged to say my name now? Oh, good. I'm sorry that I assume that. The moment just came to me.
0:34.8	Great, he's Abe!
0:36.8	All right, Ramblers, let's get Ramblin. Which is, right? It's a line from Our Dogs. Our Dogs go to heaven.
0:48.6	Reservoir Dogs. 1992. Right? Can you speak to that at all? 1.2 million.
1:03.0	That's not that small.
1:05.0	Do you know how you amassed that?
1:08.0	No.
1:09.0	All right.
1:10.0	Well, well done because it's probably my fooing glorious bastards is also excellent but
1:15.2	reservoir dogs remains one of the crown jewels I think of Tarantino's empire
1:19.9	and it was his first film so let's get into why it's so great.
1:23.3	And then also bad stuff about it.
1:25.8	I don't want to spoil the rating too early, but I like it.
1:29.6	Yeah, I think it's actually his best film, personally.
1:35.0	Okay. But I'm, full disclosure, I'm not a big Tarantino guy.
1:39.0	The reasons that I like movies are not Tarantino reasons.
1:44.7	I think he does great stuff.
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