My favourite movie ending, ever. Instead of going with the usual anti-Hollywood-establishment-Tarantino bullshit ending and killing everyone, Tony Scott instead gave us a little moment of ecstasy. I'm so very grateful that Clarence and Alabama got to live happily ever after, walking into the sunset with their beautiful little boy.
fuck romieo and julliet or whatever, am drunk i know but this movie made me cry.. QT rocks and this movie rocks so much....i am gonna name my son ELVIS... and i swear on my mother....
but clarence and alabama (slater and patricia arquette) are exactly the persons why the people love this movie. so i dont think it could get any better than this.
No film has ever touched me like this one. It shook me up. Fantastic script, casting, performances, direction and especially the score. It's even better how not that many people have seen it. And I always make women watch it with me :)
@tokiluv1 Well, that's your problem. Tarantino is know for choosing the most random actors and actresses to be in his films, and his random choices usually surprise the audience. You never know.
After she says "...except maybe I wouldn't have named our son Elvis" and the score kicks in to the shot of them playing happily with little Elvis on the beach, I always get goosebumps. It's so beautiful. What an epic film.
Don't know how many times I've watched the alabama confessing scene to the guy, when she said she's a call girl.. I think I would never ever see that kind of a scene in my whole lifetime,, than she says m trying to come clean,, than she laughs , than she says it was part of the act, and than she pauses and again she's depressed,, ghosh never gonna forget this scene and her face till I die..man honestly,,,, If i had one wish, I would go back to 93 in that scene,, and kiss her lips, and walk off..
I'm so very, very glad Tony Scott went with this ending instead of the one from the original script. The original was grim and depressing and the ending Scott came up with is...ecstasy.
Should check out my 'True Romance' ending, it has alternative music of my choice, it's not as good as John White obviously but it's fun if your a fan of the movie!
If anyone has any idea's for other scenes in movies and music idea's please do PM me and I will get back to you asap and talk about creating it, also giving you full credit for the idea of course. Look forward to hearing from people.
Just the scene with Hopper and Walken was one of the best scenes in cinema up there with pacino and deniro scene in Heat true romance had sooo many good actors in it and the fact it is such an unheard of movie is kinda shocking
A truely amazing movie,without a doubt my favourite movie on my top 5,Alabama is soooo sexy,Gary Oldman played his best role ever,i once read somewhere that the scene with Hopper and Walken was done in one take,the joke with the eggplant and cantelope was adlibbed,a true work of genius that can only be done with professionals,and some cleaning products!
When this movie came out I rushed to see it,when it came out on video I rushed to buy it and watched it once a week at least memorized the dialouge.It remains one of my favs of all time the cast the writing and the direction is wonderful. Funniest I have ever seen Brad Pitt..... "and get some cleaning products" or " I don't have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of .All I got is Fuckin' Floyd"
haha in the original screenplay by Tarentino, Clarence was killed in the gunfight and Alabama went back to a life of crime..the ending was considered to dark for Hollywood by the Director and changed to this one..
if you watch Resovouir Dogs you can hear Mr Brown say 'whatever happened to that b*tch Alamba?'
@jonrad5 Man, that's a hard truth, but I believe you. So, afterall, was it a good choice, to change it; to end it the way it does? Or not? It's just a movie, I know, but, wouldn't it be pointless to go on in a world where love, loyalty and courage meant nothing? I love the twisted characters and the destructive ways they interact, and I don't usually need a Hollywood ending, but I can't see wanting to live in a world - fictional or otherwise - where Alabama doesn't triumph. She's True, no?
@lighttakesthetree Tony Scott changed the ending cause he wanted to see Clarence and Alabama to get away with it all, to live happy forever, he wanted that their love goes on. Tarantino at first was unhappy with the choice, but at the end was satisfied by it saying that he would if he directed do it different, but than again as everybody know the whole thing by his direction would be different.
@makilovi66 Thanks for posting the additional info. It helps me be at peace with the artistic choices that went into making the movie. It was killing me to think of Clarence and Alabama in defeat. Come to think of it, isn't the fighter, Bruce Willis's character, (warning! givin' away the ending) allowed to escape alive, finally, with his girlfriend in 'Pulp Fiction'? (And then Tony's brother, Ridley, directs an almost happy ending for Nick Cage in Matchstick Men?) Thanks again for the info.
@mrlefty8 Yep. I know that. I'm glad he didn't have directorial control over the movie because I thought that Tony Scott's ending, while it was unrealistically upbeat, somehow fit perfectly into the crux of the story. Tarantino's ending just seemed downright wrong for the film.
damn, I didn't remember there were so many big names on this movie. I watched it back in the day, when it was released, I remembered Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken, but not Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt and Samuel L Jackson, and definitely not Tarantino. But anyway, they were all not really popular yet at the time Interesting...
What made this movie so great was that Tarantino DIDN'T direct it. Thank god! that fan boy has a way of going so over the fucking top with his shit that it becomes a parody of itself.
@paintballing489 I think you're completely right, I got hung up on the similar music and the hushed, whispery female voice. Malick is a great director to make an homage to, which is probably the case here. I should see the movie before I mouth off about it. Sorry for the surprise; I've never seen this before. Thank you tinez78, jodieisagoodname, and paintballing.
One of the best movies of all time. Not that many people know it; all the better. Maybe it's our little secret. Seeing this movie was when I realized Tarentino was an insane genius. Also, sometimes I watch Medium for no other reason than to see PA.
@rsmith1815 sometimes Tarentino is a little much for me (Pulp Fiction aside) this movie always makes me think sometimes he should let others direct his scripts. Brilliant movie...love is beautiful, but life can be ugly.
@rsmith1815 Actually, this movie convinced me that every once in a while, Tarentino needs to let someone else direct his scripts...not all the time but once in a while. Tony Scott with a Tarentino script?? Ive always felt Christian Slater never got enough good roles (or maybe picked some bad ones) but this film is amazing. And honestly the greatest romance flick ive ever seen.
@rsmith1815 I Totally Agree with you Bro.......I Didn't Even Know this Movie Existed until sometime in the Late 90s, my friend and I didn't Know what to rent at the Video store, and he was like, "oh Shit True Romance, you haven't watched this yet??? you gotta, Seriously you gotta!" I Did, and after it I was Like, "omG, what was a Fucking Awesome Movie!!! WOW!!!" :)
and I Always Remember this movie by Arquette saying, "You're So Ku, you're so Ku, you're so Ku!" :)
200 years from now kids gonna be reading Tarantino screenplays like they make us read Shakespeare today... Just so they can get a glimpse of what our era was like.
OMG, this makes me so upset (in a good way). I think I have found my true romance and she is really "so cool". I love her so much and easily as much as Clarance and Alabama love each other. A truly remarkable film, a masterpiece - for example; the opening speech to a bag of coke bursting on Elliot then Clarance's Dad getting hit by Christopher Walken and then Clarance getting shot. And the final speech is just sooo nice. :)
To write a movie like this and to get some of the finest actors to play in it must be like winning the euro millions . the speeches the acting the way it makes the audience feel is up there alongside it's a wonderful life with jimmy stewart which just goes to show a movie like this is a once in a lifetime experience . Even to this day I think how lucky clarence is to have a girl like Alabama
@xMadelienex I got it at this store in Cincinnati called Spin it Again. Pure luck. I always look at the Soundtracks at all music stores. That's how i find them. Most the CDs i end up buying are soundtracks. Use Cokepoints to download my other music off napster currently.
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This movie is awesome, but I hate the music. When I watch it, the only thing that feels old is the music. Everything is soooo fresh. Story, the acting, the look, but the music takes it down a notch. Every dramatic scene is just so shitty cause of it.
I saw this movie when I was about 13. I said i all-ways wanted a woman like Alabama. Im 32 now. I just meet a woman from Detroit... destiny maybe? IDK. But shes mine now. AND IM LOVING IT! LMAO
I saw this movie when I was about 13. I said i all-ways wanted a woman like Alabama. Im 32 now. I just meet a woman from Detroit... destiny maybe? IDK. But shes mine now. AND IM LOVING IT! LMAO
What a moving scene with that beautiful music and Alabama's lovely innocent voice expressing her feelings so innocently. A brief respite before the oncoming horror and bloodshed in this extraordinary film.
This is my favorite movie. As you might have guessed by my user name I adore the character of Alabama. I have found a love like Clarence just without the bullets and cocaine. :-) Great video.
this instrumental is on the final trailer for how to train your dragon. was trying to remember where i heard it before and came here .youtube : when youre dying to remember something and need relief lol
"Nazis playing guessing games (and Stuntwoman talking car movies) is not as interesting as gangsters talking cheeseburgers.Pulp Fiction was his masterpiece; he might not top it" - memento313
Hold on cowboy, you're sayin Pulp Fiction is Tarantino's "Hamlet" ? LOL! Dude,
QTs masterpiece has yet to be written, nevertheless do mark my words, in 100 years time they'll make kids read his stuff like they make us read Shakespear today...
It's interesting how much impact a director can have on the actor's performance. Patricia Arquette hasn't done anything much since this movie, at least not that I'm aware of. Her sister was big in the '80's.
100 years from now High Schoolers gonna be reading Tarantino plays like they make us read Shakespear today... Just so they can get a glimpse of what our era was like.
my favorite movie
chasingamy77 1 week ago
Neil. You're so cool, you're so cool, you're so cool.
tearosekennedy 1 month ago
Love this film, Slater is like a kid himself. Just so beautiful. You just don't get films like this anymore.
oneilexpress 1 month ago
Solar Stone - Solarcoaster
Wermexes 2 months ago
The ending of this movie is absolutely perfect, it gives me goosebumps everytime...
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roxstarshober 2 months ago
Name of song?
DancingMatador 2 months ago
@DancingMatador in itunes search "You're So Cool"
365to173repubsPWNED 2 months ago
My favourite movie ending, ever. Instead of going with the usual anti-Hollywood-establishment-Tarantino bullshit ending and killing everyone, Tony Scott instead gave us a little moment of ecstasy. I'm so very grateful that Clarence and Alabama got to live happily ever after, walking into the sunset with their beautiful little boy.
gothamite27 3 months ago
My Fav Movie of All TIME. I made the LICENSE PLATE in LAS VEGAS URSOKWL ya I own the domain too :)
revisedcode 3 months ago
@revisedcode time to renew the subscription!
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too many lick locks in this movie lol
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7billyjean 3 months ago
fuck romieo and julliet or whatever, am drunk i know but this movie made me cry.. QT rocks and this movie rocks so much....i am gonna name my son ELVIS... and i swear on my mother....
latescarface21 4 months ago 5
This song is to the women who made my life perfect, gave me a perfect past and a perfect future.....Elaine, your so cool, your so cool,
from your GoonerChris x x x
goonerchris 4 months ago
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goonerchris 4 months ago
He looked a lot like James Dean...
southparkobsessive 4 months ago
that's the way it goes....but remember it goes the other way too.
properviolence 4 months ago
absoluley f'n loveeeeeeeeee this film!!!!!
shel03dylan 5 months ago
absolutely one of my favorite movies ever. great clips
ThomasPinching 5 months ago 2
I'm so glad Clarence lives at the end.
kidvampire 5 months ago
@kidvampire Hi,great frikkin movie but did you see the other version where he does die at the end?
misterwibbles 5 months ago
This Movie and Tarantino are So Ku, So Ku, So Ku!!! :)
EJDL24 6 months ago
but clarence and alabama (slater and patricia arquette) are exactly the persons why the people love this movie. so i dont think it could get any better than this.
piscolabis16 6 months ago
No film has ever touched me like this one. It shook me up. Fantastic script, casting, performances, direction and especially the score. It's even better how not that many people have seen it. And I always make women watch it with me :)
TheDawson2687 6 months ago
Quentin Tarantino originally wanted Robert Carradine and Joan Cusack as Clarence and Alabama. I think they would have been epic!!!
cinemapsycho91 6 months ago
@cinemapsycho91 They would definetely fail, thank God they didn't act in this movie, Christian and Patricia were the right choices.
tokiluv1 6 months ago
@tokiluv1 Well, that's your problem. Tarantino is know for choosing the most random actors and actresses to be in his films, and his random choices usually surprise the audience. You never know.
cinemapsycho91 6 months ago
After she says "...except maybe I wouldn't have named our son Elvis" and the score kicks in to the shot of them playing happily with little Elvis on the beach, I always get goosebumps. It's so beautiful. What an epic film.
jayjay1184 6 months ago 2
Don't know how many times I've watched the alabama confessing scene to the guy, when she said she's a call girl.. I think I would never ever see that kind of a scene in my whole lifetime,, than she says m trying to come clean,, than she laughs , than she says it was part of the act, and than she pauses and again she's depressed,, ghosh never gonna forget this scene and her face till I die..man honestly,,,, If i had one wish, I would go back to 93 in that scene,, and kiss her lips, and walk off..
abhineet123451 6 months ago
I'm so very, very glad Tony Scott went with this ending instead of the one from the original script. The original was grim and depressing and the ending Scott came up with is...ecstasy.
gothamite27 7 months ago
You're so cool...
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nimanikahansika 8 months ago
Should check out my 'True Romance' ending, it has alternative music of my choice, it's not as good as John White obviously but it's fun if your a fan of the movie!
If anyone has any idea's for other scenes in movies and music idea's please do PM me and I will get back to you asap and talk about creating it, also giving you full credit for the idea of course. Look forward to hearing from people.
SoundtracksInMovies 8 months ago
Do i look like a beautiful blonde with big tits an an ass that tastes like french vanilla ice cream? :P
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dyedinsoul 8 months ago
This is in my top ten films of all time,wonderful cameos from legendary stars.
LordCharles1st 8 months ago
I want love like Clarence and 'Bama!
Arrested101 8 months ago
Just the scene with Hopper and Walken was one of the best scenes in cinema up there with pacino and deniro scene in Heat true romance had sooo many good actors in it and the fact it is such an unheard of movie is kinda shocking
MusicsWhore 9 months ago
This is my favorite movie. I've watched it over 20 times...
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best movie ever
Combat888888 9 months ago
Bugüne dek izlediğim en güzel filmdi...
Best movie about love i've ever seen...
gurgenagaci 9 months ago
A truely amazing movie,without a doubt my favourite movie on my top 5,Alabama is soooo sexy,Gary Oldman played his best role ever,i once read somewhere that the scene with Hopper and Walken was done in one take,the joke with the eggplant and cantelope was adlibbed,a true work of genius that can only be done with professionals,and some cleaning products!
misterwibbles 9 months ago
dont think theres anythin better than this...
helen151080 9 months ago
elvis is so cute :)
seeemilyplayy 10 months ago
@seeemilyplayy That's really her son!!
beekothefreako 10 months ago
When this movie came out I rushed to see it,when it came out on video I rushed to buy it and watched it once a week at least memorized the dialouge.It remains one of my favs of all time the cast the writing and the direction is wonderful. Funniest I have ever seen Brad Pitt..... "and get some cleaning products" or " I don't have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of .All I got is Fuckin' Floyd"
43bumpy 10 months ago
haha in the original screenplay by Tarentino, Clarence was killed in the gunfight and Alabama went back to a life of crime..the ending was considered to dark for Hollywood by the Director and changed to this one..
if you watch Resovouir Dogs you can hear Mr Brown say 'whatever happened to that b*tch Alamba?'
jonrad5 11 months ago
@jonrad5 Man, that's a hard truth, but I believe you. So, afterall, was it a good choice, to change it; to end it the way it does? Or not? It's just a movie, I know, but, wouldn't it be pointless to go on in a world where love, loyalty and courage meant nothing? I love the twisted characters and the destructive ways they interact, and I don't usually need a Hollywood ending, but I can't see wanting to live in a world - fictional or otherwise - where Alabama doesn't triumph. She's True, no?
lighttakesthetree 11 months ago
@lighttakesthetree Tony Scott changed the ending cause he wanted to see Clarence and Alabama to get away with it all, to live happy forever, he wanted that their love goes on. Tarantino at first was unhappy with the choice, but at the end was satisfied by it saying that he would if he directed do it different, but than again as everybody know the whole thing by his direction would be different.
makilovi66 11 months ago 2
@makilovi66 Thanks for posting the additional info. It helps me be at peace with the artistic choices that went into making the movie. It was killing me to think of Clarence and Alabama in defeat. Come to think of it, isn't the fighter, Bruce Willis's character, (warning! givin' away the ending) allowed to escape alive, finally, with his girlfriend in 'Pulp Fiction'? (And then Tony's brother, Ridley, directs an almost happy ending for Nick Cage in Matchstick Men?) Thanks again for the info.
lighttakesthetree 11 months ago
No one quite like Alabama :)
deanbolton01 11 months ago
This is my fave film of all time..... :)
ShellJ1000 11 months ago
Brad Pitt? Christopher Walken? Dennis Hopper? Gary Oldman?
God, this cast is almost as big as Ocean 11.
KayleLang 11 months ago
@KayleLang Like Ocean 11 could come close to this... :) they can't be compared :)
anyideal 11 months ago
6 people are Sicilians
TravelwithJason 11 months ago
A hidden Gem of a movie- Masterful
scotsmaninaustralia 11 months ago
"You're so cool"
That quote + Solarstone in "Solarcoaster" = PURE WIN!!
Hypergalactica 11 months ago
Brilliant. You are so cool. You are so cool. Every guy wants a girl like that. Hard to find.
hunterstl 1 year ago
alabama on the beach so cool thigh,s. and tits 4 clarance so cool
slapjaxx 1 year ago
i love this music it could make the worst situation have a light side
chantelly007 1 year ago
One of the greatest movies ever made, got so much substance, now and forever, thanks :)
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savannahkayleeable 1 year ago
Truly, this is the greatest thing Tarantino ever worked on.
Liberator130 1 year ago 61
@Liberator130 people just dont know how good it is
dantana613 1 year ago
@Liberator130 Tarantino gave up the script but never once stepped foot on set. Just a little tidbit.
mrlefty8 9 months ago
@mrlefty8 Yep. I know that. I'm glad he didn't have directorial control over the movie because I thought that Tony Scott's ending, while it was unrealistically upbeat, somehow fit perfectly into the crux of the story. Tarantino's ending just seemed downright wrong for the film.
Liberator130 9 months ago
@Liberator130 ...agreed!!!!
NanSeaLove 7 months ago
@Liberator130 Absolutely!!!!
EJDL24 6 months ago
I wish i were Clarence Worley..
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tinou91 1 year ago
Alabama is the sexiest...
tinou91 1 year ago
I love Patricia Arquette's voice...Mesmerising!
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allennyquistlas 1 year ago
ah, what a film. saw this at the cinema on its release, took the then girlfriend, how romantic eh? not. great film though.
spooksixsix 1 year ago
damn, I didn't remember there were so many big names on this movie. I watched it back in the day, when it was released, I remembered Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken, but not Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt and Samuel L Jackson, and definitely not Tarantino. But anyway, they were all not really popular yet at the time Interesting...
Carcinomium 1 year ago
ive always been a big fan of patricia arquette
kuriaki71 1 year ago
I had such a crush on patricia arquette when this 1 st came out.
irishhellsangel 1 year ago
Such a good movie. And the theme song has haunted me from the first time i heard it.
bastardluv 1 year ago
@bastardluv I know same here, lol.
irishhellsangel 1 year ago
What made this movie so great was that Tarantino DIDN'T direct it. Thank god! that fan boy has a way of going so over the fucking top with his shit that it becomes a parody of itself.
bastardluv 1 year ago
GREAT MOVIE! Love the song that plays over and over throughout the movie.
HoboGus 1 year ago
どーーもーーー荒野の松っちゃん・・荒野の７松っちゃんでーーーす！！
どーもーーみっちゃんインポッシブルでーす。
moudounidemosite 1 year ago
i genuienly want an opinion on this would it be wierd to name your kid elvis?
somelikeitcool35 1 year ago
@somelikeitcool35 I think she means that if Clarence had died she would've named their son after him, not after Elvis (whom he idolized).
musicaltheatergeek79 1 year ago
I adore this movie.........
ZombieHookerArmy20 1 year ago
i watch this movie to cheer me up, my mother was in her 60's and she loved this movie
dantana613 1 year ago 3
shameless rip of badlands.. hard to watch.
kurtbailey 1 year ago
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ivanisaacs 1 year ago
@kurtbailey No Quentin would never rip off anything hes too much of an auteur
ShaneTorresFilms 1 year ago
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WTF are u watching the same film
tinez78 1 year ago
@kurtbailey badlands is based on the case of charles starkweather and caril fugates murder spree.
This is just a love story about two people trying to get out of their bad circumstances
jodieisagoodname 1 year ago
@kurtbailey Not a rip off, but an homage (according to brad pitt). Without the music I don't think anyone would have noticed the similarities anyway.
paintballing489 1 year ago
@paintballing489 I think you're completely right, I got hung up on the similar music and the hushed, whispery female voice. Malick is a great director to make an homage to, which is probably the case here. I should see the movie before I mouth off about it. Sorry for the surprise; I've never seen this before. Thank you tinez78, jodieisagoodname, and paintballing.
kurtbailey 1 year ago
the music makes me very cheerful.
I really liked the movie to:P
BrILjanTje 1 year ago
an adult fairytale....love it so....
lulanda1000 1 year ago
Such a brilliant way to open the movie. A true epic that defies all predictable conventions except for the greatest convention of all.
You're So Cool. :-)
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MariaRandolt 1 year ago
How Love Should Be, Your So Cool, Your So Cool, Your So Cool.
cf19d 1 year ago
I love the way she says "You're so cool" :)
guzotak 1 year ago 2
True Romance portrays the "real grit" of unselfish, unconditional love in its rawest form! I love it!!!
michael10shaffer 1 year ago 3
One of the best movies of all time. Not that many people know it; all the better. Maybe it's our little secret. Seeing this movie was when I realized Tarentino was an insane genius. Also, sometimes I watch Medium for no other reason than to see PA.
rsmith1815 1 year ago 100
@rsmith1815 this was actually the director's ending---Tarantino had Slater's character die at the end---watch the dvd commentary
INTIMEFILMPRODUCTION 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 I do exactly the same thing!
SuperBeckyjane 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 YES!
SuperBeckyjane 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 sometimes Tarentino is a little much for me (Pulp Fiction aside) this movie always makes me think sometimes he should let others direct his scripts. Brilliant movie...love is beautiful, but life can be ugly.
Bigbudd0045 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 Actually, this movie convinced me that every once in a while, Tarentino needs to let someone else direct his scripts...not all the time but once in a while. Tony Scott with a Tarentino script?? Ive always felt Christian Slater never got enough good roles (or maybe picked some bad ones) but this film is amazing. And honestly the greatest romance flick ive ever seen.
Bigbudd0045 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 Totally in agreement. One of my favourite movies of all time.
kevphillips02 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 watch Badlands too:) it's what inspired this movie. However, I do love the casting in this one
strumphyy 1 year ago
@rsmith1815 I Totally Agree with you Bro.......I Didn't Even Know this Movie Existed until sometime in the Late 90s, my friend and I didn't Know what to rent at the Video store, and he was like, "oh Shit True Romance, you haven't watched this yet??? you gotta, Seriously you gotta!" I Did, and after it I was Like, "omG, what was a Fucking Awesome Movie!!! WOW!!!" :)
and I Always Remember this movie by Arquette saying, "You're So Ku, you're so Ku, you're so Ku!" :)
EJDL24 6 months ago
@rsmith1815 and YES, i'm Very Happy that Not Many People Know about this Movie......Yah it's like a Little Secret.......that's So Ku!!! LOL
EJDL24 6 months ago
I've always wondered what became of the guy who's on camera when Chris Walken's name appears!
TomFromJersey 1 year ago
"Do I look like a beautiful blonde with big tits and an ass that tastes like French vanilla ice cream?"
Arrested101 1 year ago
this is the song to my wedding walking down the aise i love it xxx
mariakinghelsdown 1 year ago
my totally fav film everxxxxxxxxxxx
MrJbjovi 1 year ago
Does anyone know the dance song that has the quote from tis film as lyrics?? from 2.43 onward
mickf479 1 year ago
Don't forget it goes the other way too!
shills112000 1 year ago
Music by Hans Zimmer,great. Thanks for posting.
marek546 1 year ago
This movie is sooo coooollll - definitely my favorite
jllaw416 1 year ago 2
does any noe know who the music is bye
andyandy6683 1 year ago
@andyandy6683 dan head
snickaLFC 1 year ago
@andyandy6683 Hans Zimmer... but it's a take on Gassenhauer by Carl Orff
Arrested101 1 year ago
Thank you Quentin Tarantino...
MsClitia 1 year ago
I wish someone could write another movie like this, and do as good as this did.
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200 years from now kids gonna be reading Tarantino screenplays like they make us read Shakespeare today... Just so they can get a glimpse of what our era was like.
RideMyBMW 1 year ago
Calypso music is hands down the most 'happy happy joy joy' I have ever heard!!!
alzioalzio 1 year ago
Awesome film
motogpfan46rossi 1 year ago
a masterpiece,,,great acting from,some of the bast actors ever,,probably the best movie made in my opinion,,
TheHunhunter1 1 year ago 2
A true love story - Tarantino style. Arquette and Slater had wicked on screen chemistry.
A love letter to true believers.
ultragroove1 1 year ago
a masterpiece!!! this movie is priceless
rhs6520 1 year ago
Can't get enough of this movie, love the Hopper scenes too, a great cast
Ionwhite 1 year ago
OMG, this makes me so upset (in a good way). I think I have found my true romance and she is really "so cool". I love her so much and easily as much as Clarance and Alabama love each other. A truly remarkable film, a masterpiece - for example; the opening speech to a bag of coke bursting on Elliot then Clarance's Dad getting hit by Christopher Walken and then Clarance getting shot. And the final speech is just sooo nice. :)
TheBodhisurfer 1 year ago
by far one of the best movies ever
MsRayan01 1 year ago
To write a movie like this and to get some of the finest actors to play in it must be like winning the euro millions . the speeches the acting the way it makes the audience feel is up there alongside it's a wonderful life with jimmy stewart which just goes to show a movie like this is a once in a lifetime experience . Even to this day I think how lucky clarence is to have a girl like Alabama
567657657 1 year ago
You're so cool, you're so cool, you're so cool <33
Briannii3OH3 1 year ago
@Briannii3OH3 well i am pretty cool
ladiesman22529 1 year ago
Finally scored this soundtrack after wanting it for about 17 years or whatever. Love used soundtracks.
amishcar 1 year ago
@amishcar where did you get it from? I love this soundtrack too,it's very beautiful.
xMadelienex 1 year ago
@xMadelienex I got it at this store in Cincinnati called Spin it Again. Pure luck. I always look at the Soundtracks at all music stores. That's how i find them. Most the CDs i end up buying are soundtracks. Use Cokepoints to download my other music off napster currently.
amishcar 1 year ago
I HAD THAT ONCE !!!!!!
irishicansk8r 1 year ago
such a great film. I can't believe Quentin wrote it sometimes... I think its one of his best scripts. Fantastic cast and so romantic. <3
stephie4066 1 year ago
The casting alone is mind boggling. Then you have the writing. Everything about this movie is simply brilliant.
luciemarie323 1 year ago 20
I love this movie and Patricia so much!
janski1982 1 year ago 3
luv de music.come on de rebels sunday.the tipp crowd know what im talkin about???????????????
emnilivedeht 1 year ago
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This movie is awesome, but I hate the music. When I watch it, the only thing that feels old is the music. Everything is soooo fresh. Story, the acting, the look, but the music takes it down a notch. Every dramatic scene is just so shitty cause of it.
james77se7en 1 year ago
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I saw this movie when I was about 13. I said i all-ways wanted a woman like Alabama. Im 32 now. I just meet a woman from Detroit... destiny maybe? IDK. But shes mine now. AND IM LOVING IT! LMAO
ivoryofgak 1 year ago
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I saw this movie when I was about 13. I said i all-ways wanted a woman like Alabama. Im 32 now. I just meet a woman from Detroit... destiny maybe? IDK. But shes mine now. AND IM LOVING IT! LMAO
ivoryofgak 1 year ago
is that the same alabama that they mention in reservoir dogs?
revengebypeanuts 1 year ago
@revengebypeanuts Dude
Reservoir dogs was made before true romance!!!!!!!!!!
iceman775775 1 year ago
the best movie ever!
erikawallenas 1 year ago
this is the best film ive ever seen <3 x
06oxleye 1 year ago 2
What a moving scene with that beautiful music and Alabama's lovely innocent voice expressing her feelings so innocently. A brief respite before the oncoming horror and bloodshed in this extraordinary film.
Petroskeyful 1 year ago
This is my favorite movie. As you might have guessed by my user name I adore the character of Alabama. I have found a love like Clarence just without the bullets and cocaine. :-) Great video.
AlabamaHeidi 1 year ago
This was my wife and I's song at our wedding....she's so cool!
tjandamber 1 year ago
This is one of my most favorite movie for a long time
ange8961 1 year ago
best film ever
pooonyourface9 1 year ago
This is my fave film of all time and ive been watching it for years nothing comes close and not sure anything ever will.
dibblerr 1 year ago
the music on the beginning sequence anyone know how i can get it ???
lilladyred25 1 year ago
@lilladyred25 It's a Hans Zimmer tune called "Your so cool" one of my favourite tracks of all time :)
coldcut333 1 year ago
this instrumental is on the final trailer for how to train your dragon. was trying to remember where i heard it before and came here .youtube : when youre dying to remember something and need relief lol
c4unitx 1 year ago
"Nazis playing guessing games (and Stuntwoman talking car movies) is not as interesting as gangsters talking cheeseburgers.Pulp Fiction was his masterpiece; he might not top it" - memento313
Hold on cowboy, you're sayin Pulp Fiction is Tarantino's "Hamlet" ? LOL! Dude,
QTs masterpiece has yet to be written, nevertheless do mark my words, in 100 years time they'll make kids read his stuff like they make us read Shakespear today...
RideMyBMW 1 year ago
this is my fave movie ever it has everything!! romance, action, comedy..its just wow!
urlollyneedsyou 1 year ago
It's interesting how much impact a director can have on the actor's performance. Patricia Arquette hasn't done anything much since this movie, at least not that I'm aware of. Her sister was big in the '80's.
longlivetheking58 1 year ago
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makilovi66 11 months ago
out of this world x
brooksk83 1 year ago
Old Legion
Cryoutmedia 1 year ago
This has become one of my top favorite movies of all time!
polyacrylamide1 1 year ago
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And still, I truely believe in this story...
That three words that went though my mind endlessly. You are so cool.
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1mlz 1 year ago
100 years from now High Schoolers gonna be reading Tarantino plays like they make us read Shakespear today... Just so they can get a glimpse of what our era was like.
RideMyBMW 1 year ago 12
you're so cool
you're so cool
you're so cool
RedbullFashion 1 year ago
2:40 Solarcoaster... ;)
nunrgised 1 year ago
SHIT HOT MOVIE !!!
Alcizia 1 year ago
Every time I watch this movie, for 2 hours I escape and feel so happy.
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