Help!
I am sure that when I first saw Reservoir Dogs in the UK, it was on a VCS tape from a local video shop circa 1993, and it had included at the end of the tape the deleted jewellry heist scene. However, nowhere, not even on the latest ‘Special Edition’ DVD, which boasts having deleted scenes, has the great missing heist scene been included.
I have looked high and low on the Web for any mention of this scene, but to no avail. I am sure I didn’t imagine seeing that heist scene on the borrowed VCS tape - Mr Blonde shooting indiscriminately at the terrified customers because one of them made a wrong move, the incredulous looks on the faces of the other gang members. It somehow draws everything else that happens in the film into sharp focus, and for me makes the Madsen character even more scary. I think it was one of Mr T’s very few errors to leave it out, and I want desparately to see it again. What did Mr T do with it? Is it, like the poor cop, lost in the trunk of Blondes car. Did Pink hide it in the heist case? Does anybody know anything about it, or am I as mad as Mr Blonde?
actually I think you’re mistaken. The actual heist was never in the script and never filmed…
are you sure you’ve seen this?
I am totally sure I did see it. Either that, or I should make it myself, because I dreamed it with incredible detail, and I must indeed be mad.
because i have never heard of that and the screenplay I think doesn’t mention it at all… isn’t it among the Sundance-footage scenes either? hm…
Uh this doesnt make much sense to me? ??? uhh are you sure your not just thinking of city on fire? ha ha theres no way you could make that mistake right? ;D
No, there was no jewelry heist footage ever shot. You are mistaken about what you saw and what you think you saw. This is where I think Tarantino got it right! Not including the footage of the robbery. Your imagination, and others, has made up the entire scene in your mind so vividly that you think it was actually included! And this is why Tarantino is one of the great directors! Just like in “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (the original) when every one says they liked it when the meat hook goes right through the chick’s chest and she’s just hanging there with it pertruding. It never happened. It’s implied and because these directors (Tarantino and Toby Hooper) know that the audience will fill in the blanks, it’s not neccessary to show everything.
So, you are mistaken and there is no actual footage of a robbery scene.
Maybe you are thinking of the bank robbery scene from Escape from New York which is on the special edition. But yeah when I think of Rdogs I can picture blonde killing that poor black girl. 
Yeah, you are thinking about another film. City on Fire shows the robbery, but Reservoir Dogs never even filmed one, it doesn’t exist.
Its most defiantly cooler not seeing the robbery because it draws more focuses on the characters and there reactions rather then the actual events, im being pretty simplistic but im tired give me a break…
It is fucking important for the movie not showing this robbery.
I’m so glad I finally found someone who remembers this scene as well. I’m not crazy!
I remember it exactly as you say. I remember mister blond freaking out in the store and pissing everyone off because he was on a rampage. Great scene. I’m not sure when I saw it but I believe I saw it either at the theater or on video but I too remember this and have frequently looked for others with no luck. Thanks so much for joining my club of complete and total madness from all that have never seen and frankly don’t want to see that scene. It was the best scene in the movie. It even trumps Mr. Blonds ear tirade. Bomb!!!
Hello! I LOVE the film Reservoir Dogs it is brilliant.
I have it on DVD but of course this DVD does NOT show Mr.Blonde going crazy and shooting everyone in the diamond bank! 
My questions are: Why has the scene been deleted?? Mr.Blonde is the best character and his scenes are the best scenes in the hole film!!!
Also, i was wondering if anyone has managed to track down this scene? Like on an original video or something like that. Please help me, i’m going crazy here!! :-</E>
I remember a scene actually inside the jewellery store as well where Mr. Blonde starts killing everyone - I think it was on my original VHS of the movie.
Hi all just came across this thread and had to throw my 2 cents in. I thought I’d seen a clip like this too but was scolded by my friends for it. I was told that I was suffering from the ‘Mandela effect’. I cant find any evidence of any such clip existing so I have to concede that tarantino has infiltrated my vivid imagination and like some others here have made it up. I would love nothing more to be proved right but it dosent look likely, freaky stuff
No, you’re not crazy. I have the original VHS tape copy of Reservoir Dogs, with not only the Jewellry store scene but also a picture of the scene on the back cover. It happened, but Tarantino decided to not include it in the worldwide version of the film as it exceeded the blood level and would change the rating of the movie from R to NC-17 which would dramatically reduce the amount of money and recognition he would make from the movie. It does not exist in the digital realm as lots of people like me have uploaded it, but the scene gets repeatedly taken down. this has being going on for 30 years so it will never appear on youtube or any re-release. you either were there to see it or you weren’t. I’ll keep my vhs copy until I find a decent working vcr. 
I totally get where you’re coming from! I remember hearing about that missing heist scene too, and it’s weird that it never made it onto the official releases. I’ve seen similar stories online where people swear they saw the scene, like you did, back in the VHS days, but it’s never been confirmed or released in any special edition. Tarantino’s known for cutting scenes that don’t fit the overall vibe of the movie, so maybe that was one of those last-minute decisions. It would’ve definitely made Mr. Blonde even more menacing, though. I hope it shows up somewhere someday, but for now, it feels like one of those lost film mysteries.