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True Romance, many, many great lines

Posted by Road Warrior on December 10, 2013 at 15:47:32:
One of my all time favorites of its genre. James Gandolfini's motel room scene with Arquette was classic, "The first one was the bitch of the bunch darling. I'm not kidding, that was hard. Now, I just like to see the looks on their faces while they're dying." Or words to that effect. His denouement, while being pretty much unbelievable, (started by a corkscrew going thru his shoe to his foot, really???), was necessary for our spunky heroine to continue stealing scenes. Your aforesaid mentioned scene with Hopper and Walken, was pure genius. I've seen this movie at least 6 times from beginning to end and the scene still haunts me. I can't recall two great actors facing off to such great effect. Deniro and Pacino in Heat? Not even close! And what a soundtrack.