Review of True Romance (1993) by Simon T — 08 Dec 2016
An unapologetic pastiche of Terrence Malick's vastly superior Badlands, right down to the shameless Carl Orff music by Hans Zimmer. As with so much of Tony Scott's output it never knows when to stop (Gandolfini's beating up of Patricia Arquette) and places visuals and soundtrack over story and script.
One scene transcends all the others: Christopher Walken's interrogation of Dennis Hopper. These guys know what they're doing, and for once Scott allows it to play without fuss.
This review of True Romance (1993) was written by Simon T on 08 Dec 2016.
True Romance has generally received very positive reviews.
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