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Bookmark or Share- Why did he fall to the ground? - Movies & TV Stack ExchangeIn the movie Reservoir Dogs, near the end of the film, there's a standoff between three guys. They all end up firing their guns. One was aiming at Mr. Orange, one was aiming at Mr. White, and one was aiming at the boss. When the guns fired Mr. White, the boss, and Nice Guy Eddie fell. No one was aiming at Eddie! Who shot Nice Guy Eddie?
- analysis - What does the title "Reservoir Dogs" mean? - Movies & TV ...The title “Reservoir Dogs” is more of a “mood title” than anything else, according to Quentin Tarantino. He said this in a press conference at the Toronto World Film Festival in 1992. The text of the press conference, September 16,1992, is printed here for the first time […]. In the press-conference discussion, […]
- How did Tarantino choose the song "Little Green Bag" for Reservoir Dogs?Today I watched the retro-meta-iconic power walk scene in Reservoir Dogs again, which features the song "Little Green Bag". This song by the Dutch George Baker Selection reached only no. 21 in 1969 on the U.S. singles charts, and their other productions were utterly unremarkable.
- What does “diddled-eyed Joe to a damned-if-I-know” mean?In Reservoir Dogs, that's probably the same meaning: I'd bet everything I have (and you can think of) that I'm right. As Drexl has a dead eye and portraits himself as an African-American, I've always wondered if it was a kind of play-on-word/reference to Cotton-Eyed Joe (because that song was sung by people in plantations).
- Relationship between “Mr. Orange” and “Mr. White” in "Reservoir Dogs"?From reading the article that @Richard has linked in the comments, it is clear that there certainly is a subtext of a homoerotic nature between the two characters Mr. Orange and Mr. White.
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