TARANTINO on what he (kind of) didn't like in True Romance

[@maximillianosaben]

Stoned Brad Pitt in this movie made Brad Pitt on acid in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood all the more glorious. (Inglourious...)

[@arizonaboleynworley]

Hes so fucking on point with everything he says...

[@txmoney]

One of my favorite films. Quentin at the height of his dialog writing skills.

[@slabz_]

To say his first piece of work was his height is kinda disrespectful lol

[@stupididiot6993]

@@slabz_ this is his second, and no it’s not

[@claytonmutchman4527]

@@stupididiot6993 Resevoir Dogs came out before this, but True Romance was the first script he wrote.

[@Deroliebe]

Really? I hated this film.

[@nomecognome8737]

@@Deroliebe damn I liked it better than Reservoir Dogs

[@woodywoodlstein9519]

There is nothing not to like. But I get the details he’s talking about. This is a real movie maker. Who thinks of everything. Everything in the frame matters.

[@Graterstuuf]

Respect in breaking down his critiques for this movie.

[@StruggleoftheOutsider]

Good points.

[@Mr06261984]

it make perfect sense if Play It Again Sam were up beside Badlands.

[@johnaros.a]

that is actually true....poster frames are very expensive

[@AnnaLVajda]

Perhaps the posters were gifts from someone in the industry or bought second hand.

[@leojohnny9422]

Thank you ms we need more of you, more smart people with sunglasses.

[@Poochpatrol]

Agreed

[@squarebearderry]

Quentin relax Floyd rented the apartment pre-furnished

[@marcussmith4913]

ya I hate this too quinten I totally noticed the posters on the wall where out of place... lol? Bro never even noticed these posters you crazy perfectionist.

[@Mauro0]

Now I cannot unseen it. All frames black , bought the same day and put perfectly/symmetrically on the wall.

[@Wh4L205]

You would if your were a film maker, sometimes I watch movies and stare at every thing in the backgrounds for clues. Or to see if extras gets caught looking in frame lol

[@hawks7775]

On one hand ...he was a struggling actor who may have loved movies that he spent money for them...like some poor junkies spend on their tatoos

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Stupid comment. So all junkies have tattoos? What, your wife fuck a tattoo artist is that why you hate them? 😂

[@stephenfawkingiii8779]

I'd hate to watch a movie with Tarantino.

[@jedaaa]

Quentin. $4000 dollars worth of framing going on there? wtf are you talking about... i did framing for a few months. what you can see here can be done for less than $100 .. probably $50

[@williamk3702]

'Scuse my butting in - maybe four grand if you factor in the cost of original, mint condition posters and lobby cards in addition to the actual framing?

[@manicallydepressedclown8064]

it can be even less if you go to the right places

[@BrianOMahonyPhotography]

While I disgree Quentin's view on $4000 worth, unless he's talking about posters we don't see in this short clip...your prices are way off too! I regularly get my photos framed at a local framers here in Rhyl, North Wales (cheapest in the area) and the large 1-Sheet posters would cost £100-£150 depending on the frame material. The 2 smaller lobby cards would be £20-£30 each. So that would be £340-£510 ($440-$660). Also some framers charge 1 half to 2 times those prices depending on your location. So if there were 2-3 times the posters and lobby cards in the apartment, then the cost is getting closer to Quentin's. The cost to frame items in big cities can be way more expensive than in smaller towns and remote locations...and also differnet countires too.

[@august6389]

They were more expensive back then. Also, I don't think he literally meant 4k.

[@august6389]

But those characters would not have them like that

[@Boygonebad]

Floyd was the best

[@hunnybadger_dsm1816]

to his point. often the cheapest place to live with bad credit is a furnished apartment or hotel room... the characters would not have chosen the decor

[@drewdrewson1384]

furnished apartments are not cheap at all

[@adamelam6385]

I know he wrote this but this movie is better than 90% of the movies he's directed. It's not a knock. Just pointing out how great Scott did with his story.

[@21kburd]

I'd say like 70%. Id only put Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds slightly above it.

[@TheGeneralDisarray]

You mean Scott?

[@adamelam6385]

@@TheGeneralDisarray yes, don't know why I said Mann.

[@Boygonebad]

This movie was top to bottom phenomenal. Great cast and Scott directed the hell out of this movie.

[@johnnyb4266]

​@@21kburdStop it. Reservoir Dogs is not better than True Romance. It's even better than Jackie Brown. Sorry but you don't know cinema.

[@Bo55world]

A lot of the people that make the new movies, never grew up poor. They dont get it

[@ddd-ly3rv]

I preferred Austin Powers.

[@ULTRAWIDE.]

I never once while watching this film even thought about the posters on the wall lol. If that’s the only thing that Tino didn’t like then this is just nit picking a non issue really.

[@DeadlyProductionXxX]

For Tarantino is. That makes him the best.

[@joemckim1183]

@@DeadlyProductionXxX If the only things he didn't like about the movie is some posters on the wall then he likes what Tony Scott did with the movie for the most part.

[@DeadlyProductionXxX]

@@joemckim1183 sure. It's a good movie.

[@johndoyle2429]

When I watching that movie , I take any notice posters on the wall. True Romance is a Superb movie .

[@powerinnumbers6159]

doesn't even sound like him to me

[@no-ud9dh]

This is not tarantino voice! It's not quite right even when he says alright every 10 seconds

[@JUNIORK1974]

What the fuck is he talking about?

[@ikigai47]

Wow. Who gives af. If realism were that important how do you explain the clusterfuck shoot em up scene with cops, gangsters, bodyguards all killing each other. Or how about Clarence and Alabama walking out of the room and right past a zillion cops even though Clarence is bloody, to live happily ever after.

[@minimiliano]

He did not write that part, so…

[@fendajamma]

I didn’t like Rappaport’s part at all. The movie didn’t need cowardly comic relief and I find it hard to believe Tarantino wrote the character like that.

[@Boygonebad]

He wasn’t a coward. He was a normal guy caught in the middle of a scary situation. Pinchot character if anything was the cowardly part (he was great too). Tarantino himself said all of True Romance is exactly what he wrote except a few changes and it being told in linear fashion.

[@chancegriffin3322]

I don’t like the main music score. Terrible