True Romance

Another Tarantino classic, Pulp Fiction revolutionized the crime genre with its sharp dialogue, non-linear storyline, and memorable characters. Fans of True Romance will find Pulp Fiction's witty banter and stylish violence right up their alley.

Tarantino's directorial debut, Reservoir Dogs, may not follow a romantic narrative, but it’s packed with the same kind of tense action, clever dialogue, and criminal antics that make True Romance so enticing.

Directed by Oliver Stone and with a story co-written by Quentin Tarantino, Natural Born Killers shares True Romance's fascination with lovers-on-the-lam. It's a hyper-stylized exploration of violence and media obsession that will attract those who appreciate True Romance's energy and dark humor.

As one of the original outlaw-couple films, Bonnie and Clyde's influence on True Romance is unmistakable. Its portrayal of a couple against the world remains a seminal work in the crime genre and a must-watch for True Romance aficionados.

Directed by Steven Soderbergh, Out of Sight blends romance, crime, and comedy in a slick package. The chemistry between George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez will appeal to fans of the dynamic between Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette in True Romance.

The multi-narrative film Go, directed by Doug Liman, presents a youthful and energetic take on Los Angeles' criminal underworld. Viewers who enjoyed the fast-paced narrative and multi-dimensional characters of True Romance will find similar appeal in this 90s cult classic.

Combining action, comedy, and a bit of offbeat romance, The Big Hit provides an entertaining watch with Mark Wahlberg leading as a hitman with a heart. Its mix of quirky characters and comedic elements make it a lighter counterpart to True Romance.