Judging by the DVD shelves, Quentin Tarantino is the man. The new editions of Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown are crowded with enough extras to make you OD. But don't miss this two-disc, unrated director's cut of True Romance -- it spits out more features than QT spews commentary. And that includes a half-hour of extended and deleted scenes, and an alternate ending.

The Tarantino-penned 1993 film, about newlyweds (Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette) on the run from the mob, is…

When Quentin Tarantino made his debut last year as the writer and director of Reservoir Dogs, there was no question that a rabid new talent had arrived to bite the ass of conventional filmmaking. Tarantino's movie-obsessed take on the world is the driving force behind True Romance, the savagely funny thrill ride based on the first script this former video-store clerk ever wrote. As Clarence Worley, Christian Slater plays a kung-fu and Elvis worshiper much like Tarantino. No sooner does he meet…