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Rating: - Don't miss this one!
I, like most people do not remember this when it came out in theaters. I caught it on cable late one night and was blown away. I ran out and got the 2 disc DVD Unrated/Director's cut right away.
How a star studded action movie like this slipped through the cracks, I don't know. But do yourself a favor and DON'T MISS THIS ONE!

Contrary to others, I think the DVD's extra's are fantastic. Well worth the money.

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Rating: - A different kind of love story
Yep, I said love story and it is. I mean first off its a Quentin Tarantino movie, and that almost always means golden! Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette's chemistry is perfect. I never get sick of watching this. It has love for the girls and enough violence to not bore your husband/boyfriend.

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Rating: - A great movie
Bought this for my husband who loves this movie. the shipping was fast the price was great so how could i refuse? Great Movie for anyone who hasnt seen it.

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Rating: - What am I missing here?
Someone told me they thought this was one of the most romantic movies of all time. Hello????? I must have missed out on all that romance with all the violence, blood baring, drug dealing and sniffing, and all the other shamful, bad behavior going on throughout the movie. As far as an action movie, bad boy, crime movie goes, it is ok.Guys will like it that's for sure. I have to agree the cast is superb. I was really surprised at the gathering of wonderful talent in this movie. I was surprised because the script is an odd choice for some of the greatness of the actors.

Brad Pitt is a hoot! There are some good laughs in this movie. Very violent though, beware. Still I don't get the ... Read More

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Rating: - Scott and Tarantino deliver
Another mix of drugs, violence and humour in this Tony Scott film which has Quentin Tarantino's fingerprints all over it.

A top quality cast, with Gary Oldman memorable as a 'black' whiteman pimp and superb lead performances from Slater and Arquette. However the film will always be remembered for the scene where Vincenzo Coccotti (Christopher Walken) interogates Clifford Worley (Dennis Hopper). This scene is fantastic film-making, and of course ultimately it is Quentin Tarantinos brilliant writing that makes it work.

Be warned this is an extremly violent movie. There is a lot of swearing as well, and whilst it isn't as good as Pulp Fiction it certainly is a classic ... Read More