Reservoir Dogs Quiz Challenge - How Much Do You Know? | Movies

Answer: Someone on his last job was an undercover cop too.

He explains this feeling to Mr. Pink, who is sympathetic. To make matters worse, Mr. White told Mr. Orange that his name is Larry, and where he is from. Him giving this information makes matters dangerous because Mr. Orange (Freddy) could give Larry's information to someone at the hospital, or anyone else.

Answer: True

Even though Mr. Pink feels that paying tips to waitresses who don't come for refills enough "is for the dogs", Larry (aka Mr. White) argues that it is a main source of income for females who don't attend college. Joe makes him chip in his dollar toward the bill anyway.

Answer: Vermont

In a flashback, Joe explains to Mr. White what the job he is offering entails. When Joe tells him where the diamonds he are headed, Larry jokes "No, they're not".

Answer: Mr. Blonde

After being released from jail, Vic Vega (Mr. Blonde) has a problem with his parole officer, who even let him leave the half-way house. Joe jokes that it figures that Vic would end up with such an overbearing parole officer, while serial killers end up with more lax treatment.

Answer: Dock Worker

Vic says that he refuses to lift crates all day for a living. Eddie and Joe explain to him, though, that while he will hold the job title, he doesn't have to go to work. Whenever Officer Scagnetti checks up on him, one of them will respond to say that he's away with a shipment for the day.

Answer: False

Vic says that he's torturing the officer simply because of the pleasure he gets from seeing the pain of the policeman. In the deleted scenes featured on the DVD released for the movie's 10th anniversary, there are alternative shots of Vic cutting the ear, including one which is filmed at an angle that shows the whole process.

Answer: Mr. Brown

Mr. Brown, played by director Quention Tarantino, doesn't get a chance to pull away from the front of the store. He is shot dead by police officers before he can drive anywhere.

Answer: Mr. Pink

Partially blinded from a smashed windshield, Mr. Pink hides the diamonds before heading to the safehouse. Nice Guy Eddie commends him for having the presence of mind to hide them, and they go with Larry to pick them up.

Answer: African American

Mr. White (Larry) was going on a rant about how he can't work with psychopaths like Mr. Blonde, and brings this up to Mr. Pink. Pink says it didn't even look like the girl by the alarm was even 21.

Answer: Mr. Brown & Mr. Pink

Mr. Brown thinks his name sounds too much like poop and Mr. Pink wants to trade colors because pink represents homosexuality. Joe won't let him trade names however.

Answer: They didn't listen to what he told them to do.

Larry is arguing with him about his unprofessional conduct in the jewelry store and is even more disgusted when Vic justifies his answer as such. Based on Vic's shooting up the store, Larry doesn't feel comfortable with the idea of leaving Blonde with the cop and a dying Mr. Orange. However, Eddie insists on it.

Answer: Throws gasoline on him

After hitting Marvin, he points the gun at him and laughs as he goes into convulsions. While he cuts his ear off and throws gasoline on the officer, he listens to the song "Stuck in The Middle With You".

Answer: Under the ramp

After everyone is shot, Mr. Pink emerges from under the ramp with the bag of diamonds. He leaves the safehouse and appears to be arrested, as we hear the noises of sirens and officers yelling outside seconds after he leaves.

Answer: Mr. Orange jokes about a lady's butt with Mr. White.

Two of the women in the movie have their cars hijacked by the robbers. Mr. Pink throws one aside before escaping, and the other shoots Freddy (Mr. Orange), but he shoots back at her and Larry drives him away.

Answer: Joe

Joe enters, shocking everyone about with the knowledge. His son believes him, but Larry (Mr. White) doesn't. So, they find themselves in a three-way-shootout, with each gunman shot, and only Mr. White alive.