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  Review by BRAT ★★★½

  seeing brad pitt take a sicccck bong rip and then ask the mafia if they want any changed me as a person

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  Review by katie 21

  i wonder if quentin tarantino orgasams everytime he finds an excuse to write a scene where a white person saying the n word! would not fucking surprise me! and when he gets to say it? HE MUST JUST FUCKING LOVE THAT!!!!

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  Review by Tim Portis ★★★★★ 7

  RIP Tony Scott. So many great movies. 'You're so cool.'

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★★

  The Tony Scott / Tarantino episode of "Seinfeld".

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  Review by kayla ★★★½ 6

  This is a wild ride. At times you can DEFINITELY tell that Quentin Tarantino wrote this. No doubt needs more Brad Pitt and Samuel L. Jackson

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  Review by Grooveman ★★★★★

  "Don't condescend me, man. I'll fuckin' kill ya, man."

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  Review by Naughty aka Juli Norwood ★★★½ 11

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  I don't know why this over the top film works but it does! A geeky nerds comic book fantasy comes alive on the big screen!

  Perhaps it's the stylized ultra violence! One memorable scene between Gary Oldman and Christian Slater comes to mind involving castration by gun! And that was just the tip of the iceberg!

  Perhaps it was the duel between Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper where the weapon of choice is Tarantino-esque versification!

  Perhaps it was the Mother of All Smackdowns scenes featuring Gandolfini doing what Gandolfini does best and he's doing it to Patricia Arquette! Truly terrifying and brutal stuff that made me wince more than once!

  Perhaps it was the amusing often times funny chatter going…

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  Review by persia 🍒 ★★★★

  I love one (1) girl and her name is 
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  Review by Ethan Colburn ★★★★ 5

  Episode 18 of the Cineflek podcast out now!! (Apple Podcasts, Spotify)

  Tarantino has said this is his most autobiographical work, which is both concerning and makes sense. I believe this film is the most how Tarantino sees himself, and who he wants to be. Watching it through the lens of what a video store clerk thinks about while they're watching 70s movies and doing cocaine makes a lot of sense.

  It's easy to overlook how radical the dialogue was at the time. Go back to the 80s, and you'll never see gangsters bantering about pop culture, but go to any movie in the 00s and bits and pieces of it are everywhere.

  THE CAST IS STACKED! If we're talking about greatest…

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  Review by SilentDawn ★★★½ 1

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  True Romance remains a relic to me - of the early-90s, of the emerging voice of Tarantino and the continued evolution of Tony Scott's work. It's basically Tarantino's Dark, Twisted, Adolescent Fantasy, but Tony Scott brings his glistening eye to the romance and the operatic action.

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  Review by aaron ★★★½

  brad pitt taking a phat bong hit and then asking the mafia if they want some is truly poetic cinema

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  Review by SilentDawn ★★★★ 2

  True Romance is one wild, crazy and hilariously savage ride. Yet, I finished the film feeling unfulfilled. Although, that just might be the point.

  The Awesome: The writing and characters are absolutely impeccable. There is a scene in this film involving Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper, and it's pure gold. You can just tell these actors are savoring every line of dialogue, because they realize that this screenplay is simply brilliant. The direction by Tony Scott (RIP) is also wonderful, adding a crazed and stylized look to a film that works really well.

  The Terrible: It feels very light, with very little substance. Awesome characters? Check. Incredible dialogue? Check. Stunning cinematography? Check, check, check. Yet, at the end of the day, it's like a great toasted sandwich with no meat. But man, that bread tastes great.

  Overall, True Romance has enough style and great characters to carry it to the finish line. It's a healthy recommendation.