True Romance
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Synopsis
In Detroit, a pop-culture enthusiast steals cocaine from his new wife's pimp and tries to sell it in Hollywood, prompting the mobsters who own the drugs to pursue the couple.
Cast
- Christian Slater
- Patricia Arquette
- Dennis Hopper
- Val Kilmer
- Gary Oldman
- Brad Pitt
- Christopher Walken
- Bronson Pinchot
- Samuel L. Jackson
- Michael Rapaport
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- Jan 5, 2020
brad pitt taking a phat bong hit and then asking the mafia if they want some is truly poetic cinema
aaronDec 9, 2017The Tony Scott / Tarantino episode of "Seinfeld".
matt lynchJan 18, 2020“It ain’t white boy day, is it?”
Danny - Aug 27, 2021
Christian Slater as a fearless tough guy is as believable as Gary Oldman playing a racially confused Rastafarian pimp.
CinemaVoid 🏴☠️Jul 29, 2022Like dying and having the ‘90s flash before your eyes.
anna nomalySep 11, 2012RIP Tony Scott. So many great movies. 'You're so cool.'
Tim Portis - Mar 4, 2021
You don’t even have to look at the credits to know that this was written by Quentin Tarantino.
Jake Alda CoffeyFeb 18, 2018is that bob duncan??? [looks at camera] well! good luck clarence
yazz! *･ﾟ✧Jan 24, 2025fellas is it gay to be attracted to elvis?
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- meeraria likedTrue Romance
the actors on this film are just wow. from christopher walken to gary oldman and dennis hopper. everyone involved is amazing. gary oldman proves his range. though christian slater is a bit too attractive to play clarence he still delivers. loved it. only problem was tarantino's idea of love. but if…
Trey likedTrue RomanceGood movie, really loved and was interested in the 1st half, got a little chaotic and not quite as interesting in the 2nd half. The first half had Gary Oldman as a drug dealer which I liked, and an awesome interrogation scene by Christopher Walken as a mob boss
Zero likedTrue Romanceit’s pretty l good and every single actor played their part perfectly I thought. The soundtrack was silly to me most of the time and I thought him going to kill her pimp immediately was a little questionable but besides that it’s a pretty solid movie. (7.8/10)
- Evan Vachon likedTrue Romance
8/10 Absolutely stacked cast with so many great supporting characters that really only get a scene or two each to shine but still carry this movie. Tarantino’s script shines through with the majority of this movie feeling like a classic early Tarantino movie
Brenda M. lovedTrue RomanceOne of my favorites though I don’t watch it enough. Stellar cast, some great lines, and just a fun movie. I may be jaded about love at my older age but this movie makes me smile. Written by Tarantino and directed by the late Tony Scott, must see!
Cam Corrigan lovedTrue RomanceThe cast speaks for itself, no matter the budget, im surprised the production team had enough money to film after paying them all. Yet, all well deserved, phenomenal performances all around. Especially Oldman and Gandolfini… I NEEDED MORE!
- Orlando Ramone likedTrue Romance
Although Tarantino sold this script at the same time as Natural Born Killers, I think this one is a million times better and more memorable. Keep an eye out for Val Kilmer as Elvis during Clarence’s mental breakdown!
Andrew Weaver lovedTrue Romance8.6/10 What an insane cast, I mean I’m talking like 12-15 deep. The Hopper/Walken scene is incredible. And slater and Arquette are such likeable psychos haha I love it! And I haven’t even mentioned Gary Oldman yet!
10 april 1889 likedTrue RomanceEnkel att hänga med i, händelserik och sällan tråkig. Slutet blev inte så bra som jag hoppades på utan bara lite meh. En bra film men hade lite högre förväntningar mtp Tarantino, ingen klassiker. 6.9/10 i betyg.
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Metacritic
You never forget you're watching a derivative, machine-tooled entertainment; the fun is in how the machine keeps spinning off course.
Owen Gleiberman
Entertainment Weekly
Amid the violence, the one-liners ring out. Nobody speaks for real. It's as if they all know they're in a movie.
Desson Thomson
Washington Post
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