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Summary: A great movie about the 90's that is truthful.
Review: Now, i'm only 15 years old, but i know a good movie when i see one. Natural Born Killers may not be the most entertaining feel-good movie of all time, but you have to appriciate what point the director was trying to get across. His point was simply this; the media makes killers superstars.
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Summary: It seems to be the sign of a great movie...
Review: ...when everyone either loves it or hates it. Look at all these reviews, nearly all are either 5 stars or 1 star, with very few in between. I thought this was a great movie, and disagree entirely with the horrible reputation it's gotten as glorifying violence. As so few people seem to notice, Oliver Stone constantly reminds us that this is a fictional story: the violence is exaggerated (especially in the opening diner scene and prison riot), the film stocks change every three seconds, we're bombarded with semi-subliminal messages (read the signs in the pharmacy), etc. How can anyone watch Mickey and Mallory drive through back-projected visual metaphors or stand still while "too much t.v." is projected on their bodies and think this is a realistic movie made simply for the sake of violence? It's much better than that. We're not supposed to identify with the characters or the events; the film is simply made to steer us to general conclusions about society and not about this particular story. The director's cut emphasizes this, and as Stone says himself, the censored version actually removes much of the humor and thusly muddles the movie's point. It's too bad Amazon doesn't sell laserdiscs anymore, because the boxed set of discs is even better than this one...either way, it's a must-have.
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Summary: Thoroughly Boring and Hypocritical
Review: This is NOT an exaggeration: "Natural Born Killers" is the most boring movie I ever saw in my life. (I'm presuming what I saw wasn't a three-hour Nike ad.)First of all, there is absolutely nothing here to engage one's brain or sympathies--every single character is repellent (except the patronizing stereotype of a Native American), and no ideas, thoughts, or even emotions are expressed. Just cliched, inept, seen-it-before, psychopathic aggression. Second of all, it is impossible to get excited about a film that so insistently tries to force you to respond. Watching this was like baby-sitting a spoiled five-year-old who constantly tries to shock or impress you. Eventually you just become irritated by his clueless manipulativeness. But the main reason I yawn at this thing is because it is such a sham. It's supposed to be a statement about/against violence, yet it is literally nothing but hour after hour of mediocre gunplay. The only pleasure I can imagine it giving anyone is a mindless desire to mimick its "protagonists." And, despite making violence its subject, it shows absolutely no understanding of the phenomenon, how it feels to commit it (which is a very complex sensation), or its effects upon its victims. The movie deals only with surface appearances. In this way, it is just another example of the sensationalistic media it pretends to satirize. A good film is yet to be made about the celebrity of murderers, the cultural roots of violence, and the media's complicity in antisocial acts. But the author will have to know the difference between Ulrike Meinhof and Geraldo Rivera. And that apparently wasn't the case here.
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Summary: PERFECT SUMMARY OF THE '90'S
Review: In the beginning of the Directors Cut, Oliver Stone states, "I wanted to make a film about the 1990's." This is what emerged. When you think of this decade, violence. Look on the news and in the paper, violence. As many of Stone's movies do, this sends a message. The gretuitous violence is there for a reason. A great story (by the great Quentin Tarantino) and a great cast. A classic Tarantino plot with colorful, dark characters. I must applaud Stones ability to make you thrust your hands in front of your eyes in fear, and then make you laugh with a character named Scagnetti. A must see with a great cast and an unrelenting message.
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Summary: Natural born losers
Review: For those who admire this anti-violence-with-violence movie,you can't keep your mind away from anger and aggression.You carry frustration with you all time.You're loser.
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Summary: Mickey & Mallory should always be together
Review: maybe someday little mouse will realize tha
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Summary: TOTAL CHUNNDER
Review: This is one of the worst films I have seen to date. It is one huge political statement by Oliver Stone. The cast were obviously hard up for cash, which is why they don't put much effort into there acting. Stone should have left this one to someone else, and Tarintino shouldn't have made such a fuss over Stone re-writing the script. Only watch this if you're really bored.
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Summary: Great movie!
Review: This movie is wonderful. It has a message about the screwed up society we live in that turns killers into stars, has blood and interesting charitor interaction. Great acting. And also it has a great soundtrack to match.
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Summary: fun????
Review: oh,boy.i don't understand why you love blood and gore.i feel dizzy and nauseous.
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Summary: ROCKS THE HOUSE!! TOTALLY HARDCORE!!!!
Review: THIS MOVIE SHOWS THE NEED FOR STRUCTURIZING THE HOME SO THAT PEOPLE LIKE MICKY AND MALLORY NEVER EXIST. BUT THE RIDE IS ONE HELL OF A ROLLER-COASTER WHILE IT LASTS!!!
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