"Natural Born Killers" is without a doubt my personal favorite Oliver Stone film. What Stone has managed to do is mold an original and expressive film using violence not only as a plot structure but also as a creative womb. He uses violence to demonstrate his view of modern culture, society, and media. The effect is a dazzling and dizzying explosion of cinematic art, and one of the most thought-provoking films ever made. No matter whether you love it or hate it (and trust me, there's no ground in between), I don't think anyone can deny that "Natural Born Killers" is fascinatingly raw, unflinching, lingering, and in its own way, a sort of generation-defining rampage of violence and love.
I strongly suggest seeing this film for its unbound and captivating acting, its many political messages that tear through the aesthetic shell, its chaotic visual effect, and its overall assault on the senses. A haunting, shocking, horrifying, addictive, humorous movie that has been wrongly brushed aside.
I strongly suggest seeing this film for its unbound and captivating acting, its many political messages that tear through the aesthetic shell, its chaotic visual effect, and its overall assault on the senses. A haunting, shocking, horrifying, addictive, humorous movie that has been wrongly brushed aside.