Review of True Romance (1993) by Timone — 22 Apr 2019

Well, since I'm a huge fan of old fashion flicks like in the 80's and the early 90's and in the old centuries, it is my duty to review this Tony Scott's crime thrilling classic, True Romance. Yes, people are huge fans of this and consider it a cult classic and the script is written by Quentin Tarantino since he did his directing debut on Reservoir Dogs and he also write the script for it.

True Romance has it's Quentin Tarantino style to the story and the directing style is by Tony Scott even it had some violence that are intense are really enjoyable. It had a huge cast in this. Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette are Clarence Worley and Alabama Whitman, the two couple who are married after going to the movies to watch a kung fu film.

Dennis Hopper plays Clarence's father. Val Kilmer plays an Elvis Presley apparition who is a conscience to Clarence like he is on his mind because Clarence an Elvis Presley fanatic. And then we have Gary Oldman as the pimp, Drexl, who Alabama used to work with.

Even if I've heard of this movie cause' I'm a fan of old stuff, the realistic violence is got to be the highlight of the film. I just love s**t like that. As it is, the film is a cult favourite for the people and it kind of reminds them of the film made by Quentin Tarantino because of the stylish look of violence.

What more can I say? It's Quentin Tarantino's script. I love True Romance, it's tremendous.