My favorite Tarantino film. Why? Every character in the movie, ends up in the same room at the same time, with guns.

One of the better Slater movies

What should be good, dirty, exploitative fun is a relentlessly ugly and unpleasant experience punctuated by a great cast and a few bright spots. Having two of the most unappealing lead characters in the history of film doesn't help much, either.

A bit disappointing actually, maybe you need to be a fan of Elvis. But the scene with Hooper and Walken is masterful.

Not too sure of all the hype surrounding this film. Despite a solid script by Mr. Tarantino and one hell of a cast, the film is highly inconsistent and tone deaf. Further, the film is shot blandly and many times looks plain ugly. Had Tarantino directed, it's quite possible this may have been one of the better films of the 90s.

So fucking awesome, so fucking brutal, so fucking fun, so fucking good. This shit is a series of accomplished actors giving the coolest cameos of their careers. It's also proof that when Tarantino really tries, he can write a damn good script. The scene with Hopper and Walken alone makes this an unmissable movie. Wait so does Oldman's scene. And Gandolfini's. And Pitt's. And Kilmer's. Shit, fucking everything here is gold. Watch this movie.

The supporting cast completely outplays the mediocre lead actors. Tarantino's screenplay shows promise of what was to come but Scott treats it quite clumsily.

Sub-standard stuff.

Tony Scott directed this Quentin Tarantino screenplay and showed what's possible if Tarantino doesn't get in the way of himself. Everything about this movie is fantastic except its two horrific leads, Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette.