NATURAL BORN KILLERS

yeah,but in the alternative ending they die...
not even in an cool way,in the alternate ending they just get shot by the guy who helped them get outta prison.but it was so dumb.the guy pointed a shotgun at mickey for solid 5seconds,and fired.but mallory had a handgun,but didn't shoot him and-
the alternative ending is just so retarted-
the original one is better.mickey and mallory form a little family,and everythings super cool :)

in 2 years,man :(

what's not to love?

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WELL I DONT BELIEVE IN YOUR INSTITUTIONS
I DID WHAT YOU WANTED ME TO
AND LIKE THE CANCER IN YOUR SYSTEEEEM
I'VE GOT A LITTLE SURPRISE FOR YOU

I KNOW
ITS A FUCKING GREAT,EVERYTHING ABOUT IT!
It's just funny that Mickeys actor is anti-guns-

it's been many many years since i saw this movie, but i recall really enjoying it when i watched it.

you type like a 13 year old

I watch it almost everyday,if I got time.

It's been over a decade since I watched it, but I remember really enjoying it. This thread reminds me that I really need to see it again.

Maybe I am? ;;;;;;;;;;))))))))))))
I thought Yea Forums started off as that too.
One of the Chris-Chan trolls,Bluespike,he was 13-

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Do it,dude!

Yea Forums is a site for those eighteen and older.
Please leave.
Thank you for your cooperation, you faggot.

how about
no

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this movie will never be as good as when you watched it as a kid in the 90s and felt like you were seeing some real edgy shit

What was good: Some of the action, and RDJ. Genuinely unsure how much of his performance was acting and how much was the drugs.
What was bad: In trying to parody and point out the absurdity of the tropes that form its central themes it falls into repeating them, and not in a very interesting way beyond mashing together various stylistic elements incongruously. The film Seven Psychopaths has a similar problem in being trapped by what it is satirising but at least feels more cohesive as a movie.

i wish i could've watched it as soon as it came out :(

true, it was a very superficial movie

the bad things that pop into my mind right now is the guy with the uh-
the redskin,it was pretty much pointless.it was aesthetic,and we found out more about mickeys past,but still,pretty much pointless.the following scene was cool though.

i meant the scene with the redskin,oof

it would have made more sense if they'd kept with the original ending where the nutter who helped them break out of prison kills them

Dangerfield was solid gold in this movie and I remember the soundtrack being good

One of the best movies of the 90's but not to be taken seriously. Great soundtrack too. Basically a cartoon but a highly entertaining one. Just wish they didn't fuck up the end of the Bluray by replacing "Burn" during the last rapid fire montage!!!FACT!!! youtu.be/9v4gM9RqfMU

yeah.
i only think the message is to be taken seriously
but i agree with you,otherwise

Dangerfield reminds me of the dad of one of my friends.
both kinda abusive,except dangerfields character rapes mallory 'n stuff,sooooo...

oliver stone is such a fucking hacky edgelord. true romance is clearly the superior film based off of tarantino's script, and anyone who disagrees is an eggplant

why though?
i can see why you think thst but-
why-
mallory had a gun,and everyone knew all guns were loaded.
why would mickey let the guy point his shotgun at his head for solid 5seconds,why would mallory just beg for her life instead of shooting him?
ya know what I mean?

im edgy too so,yeah,fitting,i guess.
i've never heard of "true romance" though

What the fuck are you on about? True Romance is nothing like NBK, they are not to be compared to each other just because they are based on Tarantino scripts. The idea of two lovers on the run from the law is as old as cinema.

True Romance and Natural Born Killers were both based off of the SAME spec script by Tarantino. The directors went in very different directions with the final film - just goes to show how much a final product can be different from an initial script.

you won't do shit you nigger

>But first, some background. Natural Born Killers grew out of Tarantino’s original, massive script for True Romance (itself a rewrite of a script called The Open Road, by Tarantino’s occasional collaborator and video store co-worker Roger Avary). It was originally, oddly enough, a film-within-a-film; True Romance’s character Clarence (played by Christian Slater in Tony Scott’s eventual film version) was writing a screenplay while traveling across the country with Alabama (Patricia Arquette), and that ultra-violet road movie in his mind was what became Natural Born Killers.

I don't remember much of it except that my father liked it. My password were naturalbornkillers for the longest time, so i guess kid me really liked it. Not sure why I did though.

Watched it again as a teen, liked the atmosphere. Haven't seen it again as far as i can remember. I should watch it while high sometime

Scagnetti.
youtube.com/watch?v=DU0_XCfxHyg

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Oliver Stone's biggest problem is that his obviousness cancels out his energy and his energy pumps up his obviousness. He’s Stanley Kramer with style.

/woke/

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>Oliver Stone's biggest problem is that his obviousness cancels out his energy and his energy pumps up his obviousness. He’s Stanley Kramer with style.

Exactly and THANK FUCK he didn't Direct American Psycho with DiCaprio as Bateman!!!FACT!!!

Is this a modern take on bonny and Clyde? I haven't watched it in years so my memory of it isn't clear but I remember thinking that as I watched it.

yeah it and true romance were pretty much contemporary updates of bonnie and clyde and badlands

>my daughter's asshole is so tight it felt like sandpaper on my dick
>it's rough I tell ya

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Half six

just the "you knew I was a snake" thing
the moment mickey and mallory try to enjoy something human other than their life of violence they're fucked over and shot in the back by their (immediate) past