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 Film Review - Natural Born Killers

Talk about your cinematic triumph that says nothing...

Natural Born Killers is an over-rated yarn about society's misfits. It's wonderfully shot with layer upon layer of imagery, and a great sound track. But just because a film maker wraps his message up in a great package, doesn't mean the message itself is worth your time, money, or brain cells.

The message is that mass murderers are victims. They are products of child abuse, and therefore don't need to follow the rules of society. It's not their fault. Daddy did horrible things to them when they were little. This is a load of crap.

The film even goes on to claim that we the public would worship mass killers. Funny, I don't see people worshipping the Virginia snipers. I see people relieved that these two low-lifes are locked up.

Film Maker Oliver Stone is wrong. We don't worship the mass murderer. We worship the celebrity. We knew O.J. long before his trial. The fact that he was tried for murder increased our interest in some one we already knew.

The film also paints a picture that all journalists work for tabloid publications. I'm pretty critical of the sometimes sad state of journalism these days, but Stone's picture is too skewed. I'm not sure what society he lives in, but mine isn't this sick.

Dust Bag Full

Film Facts

    Cast
  • O-Lan Jones
  • Woody Harrelson
  • Juliette Lewis
  • Ed White
  • Richard Lineback
  • Lanny Flaherty
  • Carol-Renee Modrall
  • Rodney Dangerfield
  • Edie McClurg
  • Sean Stone
  • Jerry Gardner
  • Jack Caffrey
  • Leon Skyhorse Thomas
  • Robert Downey Jr.
  • Corinna Everson
  • Dale Dye
  • Edward Conna
  • Evan Handler
  • Kirk Baltz
  • Terrylene
  • Maria Pitillo
  • Josh Richman
  • Matthew Faber
  • Jamie Harrold
  • Jake Beecham
  • Saemi Nakamura
  • Seiko Yoshida
  • Jared Harris
  • Katharine McQueen
  • Salvator Xuereb
  • Natalie Karp
  • Emmanuel Xuereb
  • Jessie Rutkowski
  • Sally Jackson
  • Phil Neilson
  • Brian Barker
  • Corinna Laszlo
  • Balthazar Getty
  • Tom Sizemore
  • Red West
  • Gerry Runnels
  • Jeremiah Bitsui
  • Russell Means
  • Lorraine Farris
  • Glen Chin
  • Pruitt Taylor Vince
  • Tommy Lee Jones
  • Everett Quinton
  • Steven Wright
  • Peter Crombie
  • John M. Watson Sr.
  • Joe Grifasi
  • Douglas Crosby
  • Carl Ciarfalio
  • Marshall Bell
  • Melinda Renna
  • Jim Carrane
  • Robert Swan
  • Louis Lombardi
  • Robert Jordan
  • Ashley Judd
  • David Paul
  • Peter Paul
  • Hank Corwin
  • Paul Dillon
  • James Gammon
  • Jennifer Say Gan
  • Jane Hamsher
  • Mark Harmon
  • Arliss Howard
  • Denis Leary
  • Don Murphy
  • Robyn Reede
  • Chris Renna
  • Jack Rooney
  • Richard Rutowski
  • Rachel Ticotin

Directed by Oliver Stone

Released in 1994

MPAA Rating: R

Reviewed by Mongo