1. Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon
   Rhapsody in Blue
2. Like a Virgin
   Stuck in the Middle with You

Six Degrees of Tarantino: Madonna was married to Sean Penn, the older brother of the actor who played one of the gang.

1. five
   six
2. seven
   eight

This includes the ringleader, Joe Cabot, and the underused "Mr. Blue."

1. four
   five
2. six
   seven

Joe and his son Eddie sit it out -- they're more like administrative types.

1. Mr. Orange
   Mr. Blue
2. Mr. Blonde
   Mr. Brown

Tarantino has since given himself smaller cameos in his films.

1. that Madonna still is a virgin
   that the song is a pro-abstinence message
2. that it's about the same girl as the one in "Papa Don't Preach"
   that it's about a slutty girl who finds a truly well-endowed man

Mr. Brown seems to think the girl in the song enjoys the pain of having her "first time" over again.

1. Harvey Keitel
   Steve Buscemi
2. Quentin Tarantino
   Tim Roth

This leads to an extended discussion of whether waitresses really deserve tips or need them to get by.

1. diamonds
   cash
2. computer chips
   gold

Mr. White is initially skeptical, saying that these are hard to fence.

1. Vega
   Tarantino
2. Cabot
   Tierney

Laurence Tierney was the actor, not the character ... and Tarantino, having a role, evidently didn't feel the need for a homage.

1. Nice Guy Eddie
   Bad Boy Eddie
2. Eddie Scissorhands
   the legend

Chris Penn, who played him, died in 2006.

1. William H. Macy
   George Clooney
2. Steven Wright
   Patton Oswalt

The radio broadcast is heard regularly throughout the film.

1. what they're being paid
   their areas of criminal expertise
2. how they know Joe Cabot
   their names or any biographical information

Mr. White breaks this rule by telling Mr. Orange his name and where he's from.

1. Mr. Blonde
   Mr. Pink
2. Mr. Blue
   Mr. Brown

Steve Buscemi plays the little guy who lives by his wits in many films.

1. Mr. Orange
   Mr. Blue
2. Mr. White
   Mr. Black

The name might reflect that he's the "white hat" of the group.

1. Honey Bunny
   Honey West
2. Christie Love
   Alabama

Mr. White was fond of her ... which is a nice touch, we suppose, in a movie with no role or lines for female characters.

1. Mr. White
   Mr. Brown
2. Mr. Blonde
   Mr. Pink

He points out that the cops were there much too quickly to be responding to the alarm.

1. Joey Gold
   Vic Vega
2. Vic Cabot
   we never learn this

Tarantino says that he's the brother of Vincent Vega from "Pulp Fiction."

1. Mr. Pink
   Mr. Blue
2. Mr. Brown
   Mr. Blonde

Actually, Michael Madsen is reportedly very averse to violence.

1. Mr. White
   Mr. Pink
2. Mr. Orange
   Mr. Brown

In a flashback, we see him rehearsing a story that fleshes out his crook identity.

1. Freddie
   Johnny
2. Pete
   Quint

His full name is Freddie Lewandyke.

1. Joe
   Marvin
2. Duke
   Charlie

His full name is Marvin Nash.

1. Madonna's "True Blue"
   Stealer's Wheel, "Stuck in the Middle with You"
2. Public Image Limited's "The Order of Death"
   Louis Armstrong's "It's a Wonderful World"

The song enjoyed a brief revival after the movie came out.

1. his thumb
   his ear
2. his big toe
   his testicles

This was the scene that caused a number of walkouts during the movie's theater run.

1. inside the diamond exchange
   in a car
2. just outside the warehouse
   in the warehouse

Mr. White and Mr. Orange walk away, but it's the end for Tarantino's character.

1. "Oh, thank God."
   "But you got shot in the heist!"
2. "You can't be serious."
   "I know."

Nash says that he and Freddie have met before, which Freddie doesn't recall.

1. they're afraid of the psychotic Mr. Blonde
   they're waiting for backup
2. they're waiting for the top guy, Cabot, to arrive
   nobody on the force likes Freddie

Nash is understandably upset about the delay.

1. Mr. Blonde was his best friend
   Mr. Pink, not Mr. Blonde, had the diamonds
2. Mr. Blonde was about to marry into the Cabot family
   Mr. Blonde served time rather than roll over on Joe Cabot

Mr. Orange tells the lie to justify killing Mr. Blonde.

1. Mr. Orange
   Mr. Pink
2. Mr. White
   Marvin Nash

He's not so nice after all, it seems!

1. Mr. White
   Mr. Pink
2. Mr. Orange
   nobody knows for sure

The smart money is on Mr. White, who also kills Joe, but when the camera is next on Mr. Pink, he has a gun in his hand. Draw your own conclusion!

1. to surrender quietly
   not to trust Mr. Pink
2. that he wishes his father had been like Mr. White
   that he's a cop

The betrayed White acts accordingly, raising his gun to Freddie's head.

1. Mr. Pink and Mr. Orange
   Mr. Pink, Mr. Orange and Mr. White
2. just Mr. Pink
   we really don't know

We hear gunshots and see Mr. White fall, but whether he shot Freddie/Mr. Orange just before that, or whether White's shooting was fatal -- who knows?

1. Monday
   Wednesday
2. Friday
   Saturday

It's never said explicitly, but they're listening to "Weekend Sounds of the 70s" on a day the diamond exchange is open -- that leaves only Friday as a possibility.

1. he and Tarantino had a falling-out in pre-production
   he was a career criminal, not an actor
2. he developed layrngitis just before shooting
   his role was bigger, but ended up on the cutting-room floor

A former San Quentin inmate, Bunker criticized several plot points as unrealistic. (What! Seriously?)

1. Harvey Keitel
   Lawrence Tierney
2. Tim Roth
   Chris Penn

Roth played a bellboy having a very weird night.

1. Michael Madsen
   Steve Buscemi
2. Harvey Keitel
   Chris Penn

For a guy who doesn't like violence, he ends up in a lot of violent films.

1. John Carpenter
   Wes Craven
2. Dario Argento
   Michael Powell

Tarantino has said that he looked at the walkouts as "a compliment."