Natural Born Killers
Crime • R • 1994 • 1 hr 59 min
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Truly one of the best films about media and violence, after over 25 years it’s more relevant today then ever!
Visceral and poignant, frenetic and trippy. Like leonard cohen and hunter s thompson dropping acid with a doomsday preacher
Good movie with a great script and a great soundtrack. Not a movie for everyone.
This movie is crazy! The cinematographer broke his arm filming the prison scene 😂. I love the way this film looks.
A fun experience. But alas, I didn't feel myself connecting with any of the characters. I was expecting a more satisfying ending.
Natural Born Killers is stylish and psychedelic, but didn’t keep my attention all the way through. Could’ve been better, 7/10
Unique. The way this film was edited makes you feel like you're having a bad trip.
Imagine being Coca Cola, allow "some movie" to show your commercial, go to the movies and see this.
A controversial yet visually intense exploration of media influence on violence, with Oliver Stone's signature style and satirical edge.
One of my fave. An acid trip with great cast, story, directing and dialoge. Shows how sick society is
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