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‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ and ‘Reservoir Dogs’ at 30: Men Talking

The New York Times – Movies:

These dramas, both known for distinctive (and salty) dialogue, didn’t make much of a box office impression in 1992. But their influence is still being felt.

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