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Reservoir Dogs did more than launch Tarantino’s illustrious career; it also reignited Keitel’s, providing him a platform among a new generation of filmmakers. The film's raw intensity and narrative innovation continue to resonate, defining a particular era within American cinema. Its underlying themes of morality, loyalty, and betrayal remain instructive not just for aspiring filmmakers but for audiences drawn to the complexities of human nature on screen.