Quentin Tarantino writes the screenplay for Reservoir Dogs, his debut original script.
Principal photography begins for Reservoir Dogs in Los Angeles.
Post-production wraps up and Reservoir Dogs is completed.
The film premieres at the Sundance Film Festival, gaining critical attention.
Reservoir Dogs is released in theaters in the United States.
Reservoir Dogs earns cult status and is widely praised for its dialogue and style.
The criminals, each assigned a color-coded alias, meet to plan the diamond heist carefully to avoid any leaks and to understand their roles.
The group arrives at the warehouse to execute the robbery, but the police arrive unexpectedly leading to chaos and disaster during the heist.
Survivors regroup at the designated warehouse to assess injuries and confirm who among them could be the police informant.
Mr. Orange, severely wounded from a gunshot, confesses his status as an undercover cop to Mr. White.
Tensions escalate, leading to Mr. Pink escaping, a shootout upon the arrival of the police, and the eventual deaths of several characters.
