The film True Romance is immediately recognizable as a Quentin Tarantino film even if it is directed by Tony Scott, who clearly gets the Hawkes-like dove-tailing dialogue and mostly understand the genre-splitting attitude. Some complain it's a little off-pitch, but the acting is fantastic and includes a great cast of extras, including Christopher Walken as Vincent Coccotti. Clearly, it's a shame Carlos Ghosn didn't get the job because rligeti would have cast him in a second.

Put him in any film and it works.

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