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True Romance (1993)

Posted By: DonMega1888

True Romance (1993) - 07/13/14 09:24 AM




True Romance is a 1993 American romantic black comedy crime film directed by Tony Scott and written by Quentin Tarantino. The film stars Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette with a supporting cast featuring Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, and Christopher Walken. .


Love this film perfect story and great cast of actors, gary oldman scenes are great, you wanna fuck with me whiteboy haahha lol
Posted By: Footreads

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/13/14 09:34 AM

Good movie

James Gandolfini was fantastic in it. The actor Mike Starr could have also played that roll.

The character reminded me of a harlem guy named Ralphie Lanza.
Posted By: Slugger

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/22/14 07:11 AM

Ahh, i miss the 90's!

Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken's scene was my favourite smile
Posted By: Beanshooter

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/22/14 08:02 AM

One of the most brutal fight scenes and beating ever between Jim Gandolfini and Patricia Arquette. Great movie.
Posted By: DE NIRO

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/22/14 09:43 AM

I remember this being a good film, but i cant remember much about it..
Posted By: Beanshooter

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/22/14 09:59 AM

De Niro, maybe this scene can refresh your recollection:

http://vimeo.com/51744104
Posted By: DE NIRO

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/22/14 05:08 PM

Yep, i now remember that, mental..
Posted By: DonMega1888

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/22/14 06:48 PM

Even tough Tarantino wrote this , i doubt he would of done a better job at directing this,than Tony Scott (RIP), it's perfect the way it is
Posted By: Its_da_Jackeeettttttt

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/23/14 01:55 AM

Looking at the numbers, this was probably a good thing. The budget was $13 million, and the domestic box was about $12.2 million.

Just before Pulp Fiction was greenlighted, Miramax was acquired by Disney. I wonder if Tarantino had directed True Romance, would Disney have greenlit the production.
Posted By: TheWolf

Re: True Romance (1993) - 07/23/14 02:26 AM

I've heard tarrantino talk about, pretty sure it was on the Blu-Ray commentary about the changes he would of made. The big difference would of been how the story was structured, with the movie starting when they were leaving detroit with the drugs, flashback to how they met then go forawrd in time towards the ending.
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