True Romance
Action • R • 1993 • 2 hr 1 min
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Bloody good fun with some crazy characters
An amazing cast of characters and has some great scenes but leaves a little to be desired on the whole. Needed Tarantino behind the camera.
Not great, not terrible. Ending is pretty tense but otherwise not bad. Everything it did Natural Born Killers did better two years later
An early Tarantino script & that’s exactly how it feels. The humor + ultraviolence felt audacious way back when but not so much now.
My go to recommendation as the best movie that most haven't seen/heard of. One of my favourites
This film oozes Tarantino. Star studded cast and James Gandolfini’s big scene in this movie landed him the role of Tony Soprano.
Tarantino's quirky characters (immense cast) are sexy and violent. A crime-romance not soon forgotten. Great script!
Star studded wild romp with clear Tarantino attributes. A bit over the top (not always in satisfying ways). Good but not great.
Movie is a masterpiece! Loved every minute of it. One of the most stacked casts of any movie - insane!
A QT penned Tony Scott directed rom-com? Yes please. It rules. Walken-Hopper scene is legendary
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