A frenetic, bloody look at mass murder and the mass media, director Oliver Stone's extremely controversial film divided critics and audiences with its mixture of over-the-top violence and bitter cultural satire. At the center of the film, written by Stone and Quentin Tarantino, among others, are Mickey (Woody Harrelson) and Mallory (Juliette Lewis), a young couple united by their desire for each other and their common love of violence. Together, they embark on a record-breaking, exceptionally gory killing spree that captivates the sensation-hungry tabloid media. Their fame is ensured by one newsman, Wayne Gale (Robert Downey, Jr.), who reports on Mickey and Mallory for his show, American Maniacs. Even the duo's eventual capture by the police only increases their notoriety, as Gale develops a plan for a Super Bowl Sunday interview that Mickey and Mallory twist to their own advantage. Visually overwhelming, Robert Richardson's hyperkinetic cinematography switches between documentary-style black-and-white, surveillance video, garishly colored psychedelia, and even animation in a rapid-fire fashion that mirrors the psychosis of the killers and the media-saturated culture that makes them popular heroes. The film's extreme violence -- numerous edits were required to win an R rating -- became a subject of debate, as some critics asserted that the film irresponsibly glorified its murderers and blamed the filmmakers for potentially inciting copy-cat killings. Defenders argued that the film attacks media obsession with violence and satirizes a sensationalistic, celebrity-obsessed society. Certain to provoke discussion, Natural Born Killers will thoroughly alienate many viewers with its shock tactics, chaotic approach, and disturbing subject matter, while others will value the combination of technical virtuosity and dark commentary on the modern American landscape. ~ Judd Blaise, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Feature Running Time: 119 mins 
Complete Cast:
Woody Harrelson - Mickey Knox
Robert Downey, Jr. - Wayne Gale
Tom Sizemore - Jack Scagnetti
Russell Means - Old Indian
Balthazar Getty - Gas Station Attendant
O-Lan Jones - Mabel
Everett Quinton - Wurlitzer
Jack Palance
Denis Leary
Arliss Howard - See-Through Diner Patron/Prison Escapee (uncredited)
Mark Harmon - Mickey Knox in Wayne Gale's reconstruction (uncredite
Ed White - Pinball Cowboy
Heidi Levitt
Bob Swan - Napalatoni
Jamie Harrold - Kid
Louis Lombardi - Sparky
Matthew Faber - Kid
Salvator Xuereb - French Boy
Red West - Cowboy Sheriff
Rachel Ticotin
Josh Richman - Soundman
Marshall Bell - Deputy
Evan Handler - David
Carl Ciarfalio - Mallory's Guard
Juliette Lewis - Mallory Knox
Tommy Lee Jones - Dwight McClusky
Rodney Dangerfield - Mallory's dad
Edie McClurg - Mallory's mom
Joe Grifasi - Duncan Homolka
Kirk Baltz - Wayne Gale's cameraman
Maria Pitillo - Deborah
Richard Lineback - Sonny
Ashley Judd
Jared Harris - London Boy
Jake Beecham - Kid
Risa Bramon Garcia
Billy Hopkins
Robert Jordan - Wgn Newscaster
Phil Neilson - Mickey's Dad
John M. Watson, Sr. - Black Inmate
Dale Dye - Dale Wrigley
Steven Wright - Dr. Emil Reingold
Pruitt Taylor Vince - Kavanaugh
Sean Stone - Kevin
Jerry Gardner - Work Boss
Glen Chin - Druggist
Lanny Flaherty - Earl
Peter Crombie - Intense Cop


Director(s):Oliver Stone
Writer(s):Quentin Tarantino, Oliver Stone, Richard Rutowski
Producer(s):Jane Hamsher, Oliver Stone, Don Murphy
Theatrical MPAA Rating: R(Adult Language, Not For Children, Graphic Violence, Sexual Situations, Substance Abuse (Alcohol, Drugs))
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Awards:
1994 - Natural Born Killers - Venice International Film Festival - Special Grand Prize of the Jury

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