A great early Tarantino script

Rating: 10/10 (27 February 2012)

For many years I was an avid Tarantino fan however I had no clue as to the existence of the movie True Romance until it was introduced by a friend. I was immediately captivated by the movie from the opening scenes.
The dialogue in this movie as with all Tarantino dialogue in my opinion is top notch. The use of normal daily dialogue to spice up a very interesting plot does wonders in this film. And as with most good dialogue if it is not delivered well it is useless.
Which brings me to the all-star cast that is featured in this film. Many extremely unforgettable scenes were present in this film in particular the Hopper/Walken scene which provides humor, history, and a heck of a lot of drama. The Gandolfini/Arquette scene was perhaps the most intense sequence ever put on film. And of course Slater/Oldman have a very amazing scene with great dialogue and a lot of action. And who can forget the minor yet very inspiring characters of Brad Pitt, Michael Rapaport, Saul Rubinek and of course Val Kilmer as 'The King.' I was a little bummed the movie didn't follow the original script to the T however I felt the film was a 10 out of 10 no doubt. Very much recommended.