It is "Reservoir Dogs" by Quentin Tarantino (director of "Kill Bill"). Ning Hao, the director of "Crazy Stone", said that he was inspired after watching this movie. of.
Also translated: "Reservoir Dogs"
Produced by the American LIVE Film and Television Entertainment Company in 1992
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Starring: Harvey Keitel
Tim Roth
Michael Madsen
Steve Boscemi
Quess Pine
Introduction:
The story takes place somewhere in Southern California, where gang boss Joe Cabot and his son "Good Guy" "Eddie summoned six robbers and prepared to rob a batch of natural diamonds at the jewelry store. These six people didn't know each other, and they didn't even know each other's names. In order to maintain confidentiality, Joe named the six people Mr. White, Mr. Orange, Mr. Gold, Mr. Pink, Mr. Brown and Mr. Blue using colors as code names, and stipulated that no private matters could be disclosed between them.
During the robbery, six people were ambushed by the police. Mr. Blue and Mr. Brown died on the spot. Mr. Bai took the injured Mr. Orange back to the scheduled gathering place - a warehouse. Along the way, Mr. Bai was very caring to Mr. Orange and even told him his name. After a while, Mr. Fen also came here. He had carefully stored the diamonds he had received, waiting for everyone to share them equally when Qiao came. Mr. Bai and Mr. Fen recalled the scene at the time of the crime and concluded that there must be an undercover police officer among the six people. Mr. King, who acted crazy during the robbery, captured a policeman and returned. They didn't get any information about the undercover agent from the police. Soon, "good guy" Eddie also came, and he went to get the diamonds with Mr. Bai and Mr. Pink. Mr. King then began to abuse the police officer. When preparing to burn the policeman to death, Mr. Jin was suddenly shot to death by Mr. Orange who was lying on the ground. It turns out that Mr. Orange is the undercover police detective. When everyone returned to the warehouse, Joe and "Good Guy" Eddie realized that Mr. Orange was an undercover agent, but Mr. Bai still tried his best to protect Mr. Orange. In the end, due to the dispute, a bloody gun battle occurred...
"Reservoir Dogs" is Quentin Tarantino's debut film, which was screened at the Sundance Film Festival in 1992. Premiere. From this earliest work, it is not difficult to see Quentin's unique film style. The violent incidents, gangster characters, witty and humorous dialogues, 1970s music and clever narrative structure in the film are all Quentin's favorites. The themes and techniques used. What is incredible is that "Reservoir Dogs" was all starred by male actors. This strong male color left a deep impression on the audience.