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Natural Born Killers Director: Oliver Stone Cast: Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis, Robert Downey Jr., Tommy Lee Jones

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  • Blu-ray Release Date: 10/13/2009
  • Original Release: 1994
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 24,430

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New Featurette NBK Evolution: How Would It All Go Down Now?; ; Commentary and New Introduction by Director Oliver Stone [in High Definition]; ; Plus 44-Page Booklet; Chaos Rising: The Storm Around Natural Born Killers; ; Deleted Scenes Featuring Performances by Ashley Judd, Denis Leary, Rachel Ticotin and the Barbarian Brothers Not Shown Theatrically; ; Charlie Rose Interview of Oliver Stone; ; Alternate Ending; Theatrical Trailer

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A frenetic, bloody look at mass murder and the mass media, director Oliver Stone's extremely controversial film divided critics and audiences with its mixture of over-the-top violence and bitter cultural satire. At the center of the film, written by Stone and Quentin Tarantino, among others, are Mickey (Woody Harrelson) and Mallory (Juliette Lewis), a young couple united by their desire for each other and their common love of violence. Together, they embark on a record-breaking, exceptionally gory killing spree that captivates the sensation-hungry tabloid media. Their fame is ensured by one newsman, Wayne Gale (Robert Downey, Jr.), who reports on Mickey and Mallory for his show, American Maniacs. Even the duo's eventual capture by the police only increases their notoriety, as Gale develops a plan for a Super Bowl Sunday interview that Mickey and Mallory twist to their own advantage. Visually overwhelming, Robert Richardson's hyperkinetic cinematography switches between documentary-style black-and-white, surveillance video, garishly colored psychedelia, and even animation in a rapid-fire fashion that mirrors the psychosis of the killers and the media-saturated culture that makes them popular heroes. The film's extreme violence -- numerous edits were required to win an R rating -- became a subject of debate, as some critics asserted that the film irresponsibly glorified its murderers and blamed the filmmakers for potentially inciting copy-cat killings. Defenders argued that the film attacks media obsession with violence and satirizes a sensationalistic, celebrity-obsessed society. Certain to provoke discussion, Natural Born Killers will thoroughly alienate many viewers with its shock tactics, chaotic approach, and disturbing subject matter, while others will value the combination of technical virtuosity and dark commentary on the modern American landscape. Judd Blaise, All Movie Guide

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A total waste of time and film stockby JohnQ

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August 28, 2009: This is simply the worst movie I have ever seen. It is Disgusting from start to finish. Stone has made some fine films but this is not one of them. You couldn't pay me enough to sit through this piece of junk again.

This review was written about the DVD Director's Cut / Wide Screen / Uncensored edition.

I know a lot of people will disagree with this and will probably brand me some kind of psycho, but aby Jilseponie

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November 09, 2008: This movie should also challenge the way you look at the media and the way they drive our culture. The cinematography and directing are fantastic regardless of what you think of the content. Every shot, every scene, pulls an emotion and sends you on a roller coaster through the length of the film. (Side note: try to find the book "Killer Instinct" by Jane Hamsher. She's one of the producers and tells the story of how the movie got to be made. It sure was a wild ride!) Also, it's a shame Woody Harrelson didn't do more roles like this one because he was wonderful, and he completely shed the Woody persona from "Cheers". I will admit, the most frightening and astounding performance was by Rodney Dangerfield as Mallory's father. A role I absolutely never expected to see from him.

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen / Letterbox edition.

I Also Recommend: Killer Instinct.


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