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Natural Born Killers
Cast
Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis, Robert Downey Jr., Tommy Lee Jones View AllCrew
Quentin Tarantino (Story), Oliver Stone (Screenplay), Oliver Stone (Director), David Veloz (Screenplay) View All
Release: Aug. 25th, 1994
Runtime: 1 hour, 59 minutes
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Natural Born Killers
One of my favorite films ever and one that 22 years later is still controversial and draws a split reaction among many. I find it's a brilliant satire on the media's irresponsible habit of glorifyi...
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BADLANDS vs. NATURAL BORN KILLERS
I saw Terrence Malick's masterpiece Badlands (1973) again the other night and it struck me that Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers (1994) is almost a remake of it.
In Badlands the outlaw couple i...
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Natural Born Killers (Your very, very first thoughts)
I remember coming out of the theatre with a group of friends, both male and female, and everyone seemed so amazed. It was unbelievable, they have to go back and see it again on some kind of drugs, the...
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Natural Born Killers review thread
WARNING THIS THREAD CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR NATURAL BORN KILLERS. ONLY READ IF YOU HAVE SEEN THE MOVIE
I just saw this movie not 20 minutes ago. First of all i want to say that i was pretty dissapoin...
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Deleted Dennis Leary rant from Natural Born Killers?
Anyone know where I can find this? I've found several copies of the script online but they never have this in it. Any help appreciated ...
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Reviewed by
mark f
Even so, if that all doesn't throw you off, the film is watchable in the same way a train wreck is, and then later on, when they end up in prison, it somehow gets calmer, even with Tommy Lee Jones playing a warden who'd make Two-Face seem catatonic and Robert Downey Jr.
Iroquois
Unfortunately, ten years on and after having watched a bunch of Stone's other movies (to me, this film feels like it mixes the best aspects of JFK with the worst aspects of The Doors) hasn't done enough to further endear me to this film.
