When the screenwriter hates the movie

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#tarantino #naturalbornkillers #robertdowneyjr The video delves into an analysis of "Natural Born Killers," highlighting the differences between Quentin Tarantino's original script and Oliver Stone's final film, with Robert Downey Jr. It explores how Stone transformed Tarantino's darkly comedic narrative into a visually stunning, surreal experience. The characters in Tarantino's version were more grounded and complex, while Stone's adaptation focuses on their exaggerated personas and the media's influence. The themes shift from exploring personal struggles to critiquing media sensationalism. Plot changes, like the expanded role of Wayne Gale, emphasize the film's satirical edge. The endings also differ, with Tarantino's ambiguous conclusion contrasting Stone’s definitive statement on media exploitation. This analysis showcases how these changes impact the film's overall legacy, highlighting the unique vision that each creator brought to the story.