29 Years Later, This Stellar Performance in a Divisive Thriller Is Still a Masterpiece

29 Years Later, This Stellar Performance in a Divisive Thriller Is Still a Masterpiece




The 1990s were incredibly prolific for Oliver Stone, so you can be forgiven for missing U Turn. Released in 1997, a few years after Natural Born Killers and a couple of years before Any Given Sunday, this nasty and nihilistic film was far from the more prestigious releases that defined his late '80s and early '90s projects. Even for a guy who's never been one to care what critics say, few other Stone projects are as divisive (or as gleefully abrasive) as this one.


The 1990s were incredibly prolific for Oliver Stone, so you can be forgiven for missing U Turn. Released in 1997, a few years after Natural Born Killers and a couple of years before Any Given Sunday, this nasty and nihilistic film was far from the more prestigious releases that defined his late '80s and early '90s projects. Even for a guy who's never been one to care what critics say, few other Stone projects are as divisive (or as gleefully abrasive) as this one.

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