True Romance is one of Jay-Z favorite movies...has anyone seen it?
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The_Unchosen_One
Superstar
fukking classic movie… definitely worth a watch!
Damn good film. Patricia Arquette took that ass whooping like a champ. 
Seen once a couple years ago.
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Has anyone seen it? The better question, is why haven't you seen it? That's Tony Scott's best movie.
Movie is legit
Mortal1
Superstar
I always seem to remember Gary Oldman's character just because bizzare he played it great though and it's definitely worth a watch Tarantino wrote the script.
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Artificial Intelligence
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James Worthy
Superstar
Dope movie. The cast had a lot of future legends early in their careers ( Samuel L Jackson, Brad Pitt, Tony Soprano). Also its the insipiration for that Bonnie & Clyde video by Jay and Beyonce. They killed that phone booth scene with the matching timbs:
Oldman plays villians you will never forget.
True Romance is a classic film. Patricia Arquette has one of the most brutal scenes I've ever seen on film.At Christopher Walken in that movie.
The Sicilian scene has been a favorite go to for black miltiants for ages now:
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
Dope film and the connections to the Tarantino-verse are 
Alabama is mentioned by Mr. White from Resevoir Dogs and Lee Donnowitz is The Bear Jew's son.
Alabama is mentioned by Mr. White from Resevoir Dogs and Lee Donnowitz is The Bear Jew's son.
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
Very good film.
Could care less about Jay Z's opinion though
Could care less about Jay Z's opinion though
Sane
All Star
The film is cool.
Although I'm not a fan of that Sicilian scene. Tarantino always manages to incorporate some racist shyt in his scripts. He nearly always has a character drop the n word for no apparent reason. And personally I'm not comfortable with that
Although I'm not a fan of that Sicilian scene. Tarantino always manages to incorporate some racist shyt in his scripts. He nearly always has a character drop the n word for no apparent reason. And personally I'm not comfortable with that
It was a good movie, but I wouldn't call it great. The biggest surprise was Gary Oldman. That dude's range
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
One of my favorite flicks of the 90s, saw when it first dropped on VHS. Use to rent it all the time like a fiend. Tarantinos DVD commentary is a good listen If u can handle his babbling.