I'm not gonna bullshit you okay? I don't really give a good fuck what you know

or don't know, but I'm gonna torture you anyway. All you can do is pray for a

quick death, which you ain't gonna get.

Hello and welcome once again to The Cinefiles where this week we are

continuing our exploration of Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs. My name is

Steve Morris, I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor in Los Angeles, California.

Hello, my name is John Rokam, a writer, producer and host in San Diego, California.

And of course we couldn't jump back into Reservoir Dogs without our very special

guest producer and screenwriter David McKenna, welcome back to The Cinefiles.

What is that?

You take us right back tonight. Good to be with you guys. This is awesome.

And I think we're just gonna jump right back into it where we left off. We had

Steve Bussemi on the ground. We had Mr. White pointing his gun at down at him.

They were arguing and as they're arguing the camera had pulled back and

back, finally revealing as cool as can be in his sunglasses and drink in

a soda. Michael Madsen's Mr. Blonde, who says, you can't

shouldn't play so rough. Somebody's gonna start crying.

How do you feel about Michael Madsen in this role?

This is one of the greatest entrances for any character ever.

And also one of the greatest performances by this is almost the citizen

Kane of performances. And by that, I mean, Michael Madsen essentially never

matched this performance again. And it was such an incredible introduction into

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