Reservoir Dogs Step-by-Step Titles Analysis

- Opening credits to Reservoir Dogs, crediting the director of the film Quentin Tarantino.

- First shot shows the characters of the movie dramatically walking towards the left of the camera, whilst a jaunty song is being played in the background setting the overall theme of the movie.

- The next shot is a close up shot of Harvey Keitel's character "Mr. White". He is walking toward the direction of the camera, looking straight towards it while his credit appears below. He has an unemotional face, suggesting a stoic personality.

 -The next shot is a close up of Michael Madsen's character Mr Blonde. This time the character is facing down, with a cigarette in his hand walking in the direction of the camera whilst the credits appear below.

- The next shot is a close up of Chris Penn's character "Nice Guy Eddie". Unlike the rest of the group, who are somewhat looking towards the camera, he is looking in a completely different direction, suggestion he is less professional than the rest of the characters. He is also wearing a bright blue shirt, standing out in comparison to the others dark clothing.

 - The next shot is a close up shot of Steve Buscemi's character "Mr. Pink". He is walking toward the direction of the camera, looking to his left. He starts off without his glasses and slowly put them on during the shot. He is further back in the group in comparison to the previous characters, suggesting he is less confident than them.




-This shot shows Lawrence Tierney's character Joe Cabot looking directly towards the camera, positioned right at the back of the group suggesting that perhaps his character is less significant than the others around him.

- This shot shows Eddie Bunker's character "Mr Blue" looking down at the floor and walking towards the camera while smoking a cigar.
He is far back in the group, suggesting that he does not hold much significance in the movie.

- This shot shows Director and actor Quentin Tarantino's character "Mr Brown" wearing glasses and facing downwards  whilst walking towards the camera. The character is also smiling unlike the rest of the group, suggesting that perhaps this character is more laid back.

- Tim Roth's character "Mr Orange" has a slight smirk whilst walking and facing towards the camera. This suggests that the character is probably laid back and has a lively personality in the film.

- The last shot is a long shot of all the character walking away from the camera and into the distance, similar to that of a western movie. They are presumably walking to their vehicles and start the heist they had planned earlier.