a few months ago my brother's girlfriend called woody harrelson hot but she got him mixed up with woody allen so i was absolutely horrified for a good 30 seconds

"Steve Buscemi and Tim Roth were both offered the role of Wayne Gale and turned it down. Jane Hamsher claims in her book about the movie that they did so because Quentin Tarantino told them he would never cast either of them in any of his movies again if they took the role."

this is my 2nd favorite imdb trivia fact of all time because steve & tim are so loyal to their pal QT & i love them!!! my 1st favorite imdb trivia fact is the one about harrison ford shitting his pants during filming for raiders

Oliver Stone's in your face crime drama designed to shock and titillate as it drives home its message with a sledgehammer regarding the glorification of violence by the media!

A film that was ahead of its time and is even MORE relevant today than it was back in 1994!

This the weirdest and most disturbing film I've ever seen.
Can be hard to watch for some but i definitely recommend it

This gave me a headache

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I honestly couldn’t finish this movie, the constant effects and random scene changes that have no correlation to each other and the weird background stuff was too much to comprehend. This just wasn’t good, the story was everywhere. I might try this again sometime, but I highly doubt it.

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I understand what Oliver Stone was trying to say with Natural Born Killers but it's hard to like a movie when it's bashing you over the head and clattering you in the face with it's own political points.

Violence is depicted on television, people watch television, ergo people become violent. Then television continues showing aforementioned violence...and so it goes.

Ok, Oliver, I get it. So what's your solution? Oh you want to make a violent movie with sardonic undertones and cartoonish imagery. That'll show 'em.

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Television is Satan.

Annoyingly sanctimonious and hypocritical. A satire about how the media platforms killers for ratings... that is itself a piece of media that stars the coolest, sexiest, most stylish mass murderers ever killing people to a dope-ass soundtrack. Am I missing something?

My jam.

I watched this because Quentin Tarantino is my favorite filmmaker, but he had almost no involvement with this one, only getting a story credit since Oliver Stone completely changed the original screenplay, meaning this is no True Romance situation. Really, the only things that were Tarantino's were the basic concept, the characters, and a few scenes. While his take would have probably been amazing, Oliver Stone still did a really good job with this. It's worth a watch for QT fans, but don't watch it as a QT film, as that will hamper the experience. As for the controversy behind NBK...Oh boy. Just look that one up yourselves.

It's all over the place for the first half and kinda boring in the second half