Reservoir Dogs (1992) Tarantino’s Debut–First Diner Scene–Great Movie Openings  

Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Res Dogs  •  Diner Opening

The diner-setting the first scene of Tarantino’s influential directing debut feature (he also acts in small part).

Reservoir Dogs  •  Diner Opening

The gang chit-chats in the diner for 7-minute about the meaning of Madonna’s song “Like A Virgin” has little to do with the heist that follows and its disastrous aftermath.

But the dialogue is witty, the characterization sharp, and the actions prove consequential in the telling of what occurs later in the film.

Tarantino’s acting is rather weak, compared with that of the others, and occasionally the banter too vulgar, but it keeps us in a state of suspenseful anticipation.

Why are the guys so obsessed to “dig” and dissect the real meaning of Madonna’s iconic song?

See the movie for an answer.

 

 

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