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Really wasn't on board with the film until over halfway through, found it downright painful and unpleasant until later on when it was more bearable, and even fun at a point. But too much pain for too little a reward. Could see why some might dig it though.

Zach Closs

12Apr12

The ultimate love-it-or-hate-it film.

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casualtimetravel

6Jan12

dated but sexy

orangey

24Dec11

Fails in trying to send a message and fails in its "artistic" sensibility.

robotkathleen

14Dec11

When I first saw this i was a teenager and only interested in the controversy and cool. Thought to watch it again with new eyes and a new awareness and it's so good find to find a thorough, clear piece of work. It's definitely more than a story and the 'style' is appropriate to the content. So many interesting and fun details everywhere.

Rina

16Nov11

Natural Born Killers is as subtle as a sledge hammer. After half an hour, I was hoping that the critical comments on media coverage would be enough to make me appreciate it but in the end, this flick just annoyed the heck out of me. Everything (dialogue, acting, editing, camera work) is so in-your-face. Satire aside,the wohle thing is way too exaggurated and missing its own point. Too bad.

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Aritz Bolivar

31Oct11

I expected absolutely nothing from this american film, and what I got is truly surprising. Natural Born Killers is a chaotic road movie that features unusual editing and camera techniques, an abusive usage of violence, a very controversial theme, horrific characters but what I loved the most is how this film shows pure insanity in every minute, Oliver Stone did a wonderful job with the prison scene.

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Øystein Langøen Oen

28Sep11

SIck editing (2) unrealistic story, funny

Nate B.

15Sep11

Felt like I had to dig through a lot of crap just to get the good bits (most of which are thanks to QT).

Adythia Utama

27Aug11

sick editing.

Lucas Machado

2Aug11

muuuuito foooda

speak25

1Aug11

Watched it last night for the first time in years. It has aged far better than I thought it might upon release. Pretty much defines Over The Top, but is indicative of 90's film styling. I remember being viscerally effected by the film when it opened - now there is much more humor (though dark, obviously) than I remembered. Worth a fresh look, 15 years on.

陈振礼

10Jul11

First viewing was memorable, wife and I sat in the first row, throughout the film, ppl on our row kept going to the washroom... an hour in I understood why, the colours and editing was causing the "Pokemon" effect, and those closest to the screen was getting physically sick. being used to chemically induced trips I was able to finish the film before vomiting. A truly visceral film.

ULA ZUHRA

6Jul11

this movie is kind of like a bad acid trip, horrible and too much.

Pierre Andre

21Jun11

there IS such a thing as too much drugs...

NFP

1May11

When I think of the 1990s, I think of Natural Born Killers.

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Luisa

11Apr11

you cant live without watching this movie !! a mixture between fear and loathing in las vegas and pulp fiction ! and the way it was shot is incerdible and makes it something you want to see :)

Francisco R.

7Apr11

While the message in the movie is valid and true, Stone couldn't have been any more of a smartass in the way he shows it to the audience. A great exercise in trying too hard.

Marcus Killerby

22Mar11

Technically speaking, it's a masterpiece. The effort that went into this film is beyond belief. Sure, the theme has been done before, but so has every theme. Good message, powerfully conveyed in a terrific movie that's never disturbing and always entertaining, and tells you you're wrong to think so. Perfect movie. Five Stars