Quentin Tarantino's debut film, Reservoir Dogs is a masterpeice about a jewerly store heist gone wrong, about honor amongst theives. Made on the small budget of $1.5 million, it is the film that launched Tarantino's career, and has since become one of the most influential films of the '90s.

Joe Cabot and his son Eddie are planning on pulling a diamond heist. They assemble a team to pull it off, consisting of Mr. White, Mr. Orange, Mr. Blonde, Mr. Pink, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Blue. Since none of them know eachother, no can get ratted out if they happen to get caught. It would be the perfect plan...if one of them wasn't a cop.

Although we don't see any of it, the robbery turns into complete chaos when one of the employees hits the alarm, and Mr. Blonde goes nuts. They soon meet back at the rendezvous one by one, two of their men dead, one shot in the stomach. Their conflicting personalities leads to ego vs. ego, and it all ends in bloodshed between Mr. White, Joe, Eddie, and Orange.