Also the context and subtle love QT poured into this with old actors of Hollywood and their lore, especially the mansons and Spahn ranch, and playboy mansion, and Bruce Lee. It’s like a love letter to old Hollywood before the 70s started. It’s absolutely amazing once you know what your in for. it’s just a hang out movie that turns into an intense violent meditation on the culture and. Rick Dalton clearly feels like he’s no longer going to make it in Hollywood but he learns through out the way and with the help of Cliff and his not give a fuck attitude that everything we’ll be okay. After multiple watches yeah this is def his most softer toned movies which is why we don’t get a lot of violence til end of the movie. They symbolically kill the last bit of innocence in Hollywood. They death in the movie is a way to give Sharon and Rick one last chance to have their fairy tale in Hollywood avoid tragedy. What’s funny is the difference sin the book. The Manson ending does not happen. It’s mentioned in passing in the early part of the book. Tarantino's 9th is one of the biggest event movies of 2019, a classically-styled and suitably epic ode to Hollywood, riding high on its DiCaprio/Pitt... Has American Education Declined, , , , , , , 0, Update Card | W.app, w.app, 0 x 0, jpg, Also the context and subtle love QT poured into this with old actors of Hollywood and their lore, especially the mansons and Spahn ranch, and playboy mansion, and Bruce Lee. It’s like a love letter to old Hollywood before the 70s started. It’s absolutely amazing once you know what your in for. it’s just a hang out movie that turns into an intense violent meditation on the culture and. Rick Dalton clearly feels like he’s no longer going to make it in Hollywood but he learns through out the way and with the help of Cliff and his not give a fuck attitude that everything we’ll be okay. After multiple watches yeah this is def his most softer toned movies which is why we don’t get a lot of violence til end of the movie. They symbolically kill the last bit of innocence in Hollywood. They death in the movie is a way to give Sharon and Rick one last chance to have their fairy tale in Hollywood avoid tragedy. What’s funny is the difference sin the book. The Manson ending does not happen. It’s mentioned in passing in the early part of the book. Tarantino's 9th is one of the biggest event movies of 2019, a classically-styled and suitably epic ode to Hollywood, riding high on its DiCaprio/Pitt..., 20, has-american-education-declined, Education Zone

As I watched this, I struggled to formulate my thoughts. Apologies for some disorder. This movie flabbergasts me. After recently discussing movies like Hot Fuzz and Galaxy Quest, which have incredibly tight scripts, and watching movies like A Brighter Summer Day, which is slow-paced but simmers with violence, Tarantion's latest may legitimately have the worst script and. Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood is a fabulous return to form for Tarantino, and enjoys a gorgeous native 4K presentation, great soundtrack, and a few nice extras on both the UHD and accompanying Blu-ray. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood felt like a call-back to Jackie Brown in many ways which was just so refreshing for me given that I have liked but not loved any of Tarantino's films since Jackie Brown. I have missed the Tarantino who is so interested and invested in not just his characters but the relationships between the characters.

Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood is a fabulous return to form for Tarantino, and enjoys a gorgeous native 4K presentation, great soundtrack, and a few nice extras on both the UHD and accompanying Blu-ray. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood felt like a call-back to Jackie Brown in many ways which was just so refreshing for me given that I have liked but not loved any of Tarantino's films since Jackie Brown. I have missed the Tarantino who is so interested and invested in not just his characters but the relationships between the characters. The goal of /r/Movies is to provide an inclusive place for discussions and news about films with major releases. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just to entertain readers. Read our extensive list of rules for more information on other types of posts like fan-art and self-promotion, or message the moderators if you have any questions. Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' - Review Thread Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood just premiered at Cannes tonight and reviews are starting to come out. They're realllllllly good so far and this sounds like it's gonna be another QT classic. He'll once again have the buzziest/most-hyped title out of Cannes. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - best Tarantino movie? Top 5? Just watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and it may be my favorite Tarantino movie. Thoughts? Inglorious Bastards is so good. Django was great but too much for me. Jackie Brown a little long. Both Kill Bills were great, but number 1 much better. Reservoir dogs is hard to not love.

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