He drives the car with Mr.White and Mr.Orange in the back, but crashes it into a parked car.When he has blood in his eyes, he says that he's blind, and dies shortly after in the car.
Death. Mr Brown is shot in the head by a cop but he survives the wound as he eventually gets in a getaway car with White and Orange. Unfortunately, he crashes into a car due to his wound.
Mr. Pink is probably the only known character to survive the events of the movie. Listening closely to background dialogue in the final scene, it appears Mr Pink was shot and apprehended by police if he was not killed by them.
What happens to Mr Orange at the end of Reservoir Dogs?
Mr White was devastated at hearing this, and put his gun to Mr Orange's head while Orange apologized. The police stormed the warehouse and ordered Mr White to drop his gun, but it is implied he kills Mr Orange, and that the police shoot him dead.
Joe explains in the film's final scene that he was killed - presumably he was shot by the police. In the Reservoir Dogs video game, however, it is shown that after escaping from Karina's Wholesale Diamonds, he entered a movie theatre where he was then shot by the police.
While Orange might have shot himself in the foot by asking White's name, he shoots himself in the head by confessing to White that he is a cop, a cop that White just defended with his life, and because of whose lies White just killed two close friends.
Reservoir Dogs doesn't end well for the gang, and by the time the end credits roll all but one are definitely dead. The only possible survivor is Steve Buscemi's Mr. Pink, who might be something of a weasel but he at least tries to keep an air of professionalism when things go awry.
The film has received substantial criticism for its strong violence and language. One scene that viewers found particularly unnerving was the ear-cutting scene.
Eddie Cabot, a.k.a. Nice Guy Eddie, is a major character and the secondary antagonist in the film Reservoir Dogs, portrayed by the late Chris Penn. He is the son of Joe Cabot and is good friends with Mr. Blonde. He has a Hispanic bartender as a friend called Carlos.
The criminal themes and violence (most notably the torture sequence) in Reservoir Dogs had therefore to be revisited in the light of potentially harmful effects – particularly to younger viewers – in the home viewing environment. In fact, the BBFC concluded that these issues could be robustly defended at 18.
Both Joe and Eddie seemed to be unaware of Blonde being a psychopath and were willing to defend him. Eddie was furious when Mr Blonde was shot dead by Mr Orange.
Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fictions are stories about memory and meaning, and how fleeting the human understanding of a chaotic world can be. They are stories about the breakdown of social order, and of trying to find some way to navigate increasingly turbulent and unstable times.
Reservoir Dogs concludes with a Mexican standoff; a bloody moment of misunderstanding that opens the door, both literally and figuratively, for Mr. Pink to escape. Reservoir Dogs ends with retribution and justice for a murdered cop, along with a cryptic bit of sound design connected to Mr. Pink's fate.
Brown is a minor character in the film Reservoir Dogs, portrayed by the writer and director of the film, Quentin Tarantino. He is one of the six robbers in a diamond heist that goes wrong.
Vic Vega a.k.a. Mr. Blonde arrived at the warehouse with a kidnapped policeman named Marvin Nash (Kirk Baltz), who he tortured in what became the most disturbing scene in Reservoir Dogs, which is actually inspired by a disturbing movie: Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange.
Even if no one shot him due to a mistake with the blood squibs, Nice Guy Eddie didn't survive the shooting, and in the end, the last man standing was Mr. White, who in his final moments shot Mr. Orange before being killed by the police (Mr. Pink's fate, however, is open to debate).
Tarantino's pulp fiction character, Jimmie Dimmick is the brother of Mr. White in Reservoir Dogs as is John Travolta's character Vincent, who is also the brother of Vic Vega, portrayed by Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs.
In fact, the rat is perhaps the one you'd least suspect, the quiet one and the diner and the one who is badly wounded in the heist. It's Mr Orange. That Mr Orange, played by Tim Roth, is the culprit is revealed to us once he shoots Mr Blonde and reveals to the tortured policeman being held hostage: “I'm a cop”.
After Orange reveals he's the rat, White (who is dying anyway) feels so distraught at the betrayal that he no longer cares that the cops are pointing guns at him. He shoots Orange in the head, and is himself blown away by the cops seconds later.
Why does Mr. Orange wear a wedding ring? There is no clear answer to this one, and fans love to debate about it. The leading theories are that the ring is a good luck charm, or that it is a prop for Orange's cover story about his life.
Joe has no doubt about the identity of the informer; he "knows" it is Orange because Orange is the only one he had not worked with for years. He pulls out his gun to execute Orange, only to be confronted by Mr. White who claims that Orange is innocent.
