When Tony Scott’s 1993 cult classic True Romance was released,Margot Robbie was barely three years old, and little did she know that she'd walk down the aisle to its score. A refined choice of music, the score was composed by Hans Zimmer, one of cinema's greatest ever. He weaves it in tension and tenderness to mirror the volatile love that is at the center of the film's narrative. Its theme track, “You’re So Cool,” has a particularly whimsical feel built on a loop of mallet percussion and a minimalist xylophone riff that gives it an almost nursery rhyme-like quality that reflects the purity of the romance between the film's protagonists, Clarence (Christian Slater) and Alabama (Patricia Arquette). Theirs is a love story that blossoms between a lonely comic sales nerd and a prostitute in a dangerous world. A love that is as defiant as it is idealistic, much...