Synopsis
Stealing, Cheating, Killing. Who said romance was dead?
Clarence marries hooker Alabama, steals cocaine from her pimp, and tries to sell it in Hollywood, while the owners of the coke try to reclaim it.
1993 Directed by Tony Scott
Clarence marries hooker Alabama, steals cocaine from her pimp, and tries to sell it in Hollywood, while the owners of the coke try to reclaim it.
Christian Slater Patricia Arquette Michael Rapaport Bronson Pinchot Gary Oldman Dennis Hopper Christopher Walken Brad Pitt Tom Sizemore Samuel L. Jackson Saul Rubinek James Gandolfini Frank Adonis Paul Bates Val Kilmer Chris Penn Anna Levine Eric Allan Kramer Conchata Ferrell Victor Argo Said Faraj Gregory Sporleder Maria Pitillo Kevin Corrigan Paul Ben-Victor Michael Beach Joe D'Angerio John Bower John Cenatiempo Show All…
Greg Dillon Samuel C. Crutcher Virginia Cook-McGowan Rick Kline Kevin O’Connell Robert G. Henderson James Simcik
Una vita al massimo, Настоящая любовь, Amor à Queima-Roupa, 浪漫風暴, Tikroji meilė, Pravdivá romance
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!!!!
brad pitt taking a phat bong hit and then asking the mafia if they want some is truly poetic cinema
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
Christian Slater as a fearless tough guy is as believable as Gary Oldman playing a racially confused Rastafarian pimp.
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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.
fumbles at the finish line but tony scott’s romanticism does wonders on tarantino’s sloppy writing here. also some genuine all-timer squib work in the shootouts.
[35mm]
Watched for the first time. Watched Directors Cut. Elvis fueled cocaine love story on the road from Detroit to Hollywood. Banger.