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SoyHenryVNov 24, 2019

“Había una vez en... Hollywood” es una de las mejores películas del año. Tarantino presenta su cinta más personal llena de magia y mucho corazón, es como una carta de amor al cine, un autoanálisis a si mismo a través de los personajes de“Había una vez en... Hollywood” es una de las mejores películas del año. Tarantino presenta su cinta más personal llena de magia y mucho corazón, es como una carta de amor al cine, un autoanálisis a si mismo a través de los personajes de DiCaprio y Pitt y un sentimiento de cariño y melancolía a la era dorada de un Hollywood que probablemente nunca existió. La magia proviene de sus personajes, de sus conversaciones y de sus vidas. El personaje de Leonardo DiCaprio es un actor inseguro que se encuentra desesperado por salvar su carrera, el personaje de Brad Pitt es uno de los mejores personajes que Tarantino ha escrito y Margot Robbie - interpreta a Sharon Tate- tiene una escena dentro de una sala de cine viendo “The Wrecking Crew”, - una de las últimas películas que filmó Tate antes de ser asesinada- y es una de las escenas más hermosas y mágicas de toda la película.

Llena de referencias cinematográficas, planos y elementos de todos los géneros que Tarantino ama, esta es seguramente la cinta más distinta de toda la carrera de Tarantino, pero al mismo tiempo es posiblemente su mejor película desde Pulp Fiction.… Expand

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AsHwAtThAmADec 3, 2019

Plotting of the scene were fabulous, Climax of the movie was so good.... Both Leonardo and brad did great job and the dog was outstanding...

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navidriahiDec 6, 2019

Another masterpiece from the master of independent filmmaking. An original Tarantino movie. I recommend to watch it at least one time. It is joyful, in Tarantino's way.

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Bowman210Dec 9, 2019

This movie goes to show how great cinema can be. Tarantino is brilliant for making this movie and opened my eyes to a time period and vibe I haven't seen until now. All the dialogue from the two main characters is what makes this movie whatThis movie goes to show how great cinema can be. Tarantino is brilliant for making this movie and opened my eyes to a time period and vibe I haven't seen until now. All the dialogue from the two main characters is what makes this movie what it is, Leo and Brad bring their A game. Even when they are talking about something that may seem to make no sense in relation to the story, the dialogue finds a way to be relevant within the story and progress the characters. Al Pacino was also amazing in his role even through I liked his role in The Irishman a bit more. The ending seals the deal for why I love this movie and all the craziness it entails. I am glad I saw this movie and I only regret not seeing it in the theater.… Expand

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sanchezzDec 22, 2019

Once again, Quentin Tarantino proves that altering facts can surprise viewers in a good way. The production design, cinematography and editing are flawless.

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maaden_sweJan 18, 2020

When I wanna laugh I come to metacritic, seriously, what the hell is wrong with people. "Great setting, great acting, bad story = 0" , can anyone explain that logic? Its hilarious to see that so many people dont understand this movie or gotWhen I wanna laugh I come to metacritic, seriously, what the hell is wrong with people. "Great setting, great acting, bad story = 0" , can anyone explain that logic? Its hilarious to see that so many people dont understand this movie or got too many mental problems to sit thru the whole story. I think its fantastic, the story about two falling careers. Leo and Brad are fantastic together, we need to see these two do more movies. Margot Robbie should have gotten a nomination for this if it wasnt for Bombshell. And all the little flirts with old movies and stories. If you dont know how the story of Sharon Tate end in real life, you should really google it. So sad. Thanks for this amazing story Quentin.… Expand

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StkosmasDec 29, 2019

Excellent movie. Perfect release of the past of Hollywood in screen. Very smart way of writing fron Tarantino for both actor's, Di Caprio and Brad Pitt.

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FilippoSchisanoJan 6, 2020

Il Maestro Tarantino confeziona una lettera d'amore per Sharon Tate e per la vecchia Hollywood.
Imperdibile la performance di un mostro sacro come Di Caprio, strabiliante l'interpretazione di Brad Pitt. Non ci sono altre parole perIl Maestro Tarantino confeziona una lettera d'amore per Sharon Tate e per la vecchia Hollywood.
Imperdibile la performance di un mostro sacro come Di Caprio, strabiliante l'interpretazione di Brad Pitt. Non ci sono altre parole per definirlo.
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JstretchJun 22, 2020

i think that is a underrated movie, some people saw it thinking was going to be a movie with more action, but they forget that tarantino also makes a long dialogues and character development

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stacyshystovskaJan 5, 2021

'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood' is a comedy-drama on which Quentin Tarantino worked as a film director and as a scriptwriter. The movie was released in 2019 and was well-received by critics. The movie starred Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood' is a comedy-drama on which Quentin Tarantino worked as a film director and as a scriptwriter. The movie was released in 2019 and was well-received by critics. The movie starred Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie.

In my point of view, this movie needs to be watched at least because it mirrors the particular period of American history. It guides the audiences through the atmosphere of 1969. This movie raises acute questions that worry and cause a stir the minds of people nowadays too. Great acting and wonderful script unconditionally attract attention to this picture.

'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood' is a kind of a fairy tale about Sharon Tate's life, which have never come true in reality.

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f0v3rDec 29, 2020

Great cast, a great altered story of what happened back then, great climate, great music, cool characters. One of my favorite movies, to be honest.

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RONIcklesJul 1, 2021

The story is excellent…vintage QT. But it’s truly Brad Pitt’s film. I mean, he should just sign over his movie check to the director for making him look this good. Quentin is back with a masterpiece. I almost gave up hope after his last fewThe story is excellent…vintage QT. But it’s truly Brad Pitt’s film. I mean, he should just sign over his movie check to the director for making him look this good. Quentin is back with a masterpiece. I almost gave up hope after his last few films. I'm going to go back for a second viewing, but this may be his best all round film. The Pitt & Dicaprio relationship was oscar worthy.… Expand

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Horst_BreadburnDec 9, 2021

The best Tarantino ever, like every Tarantino.
This is the masterpiece of stretching a story to the max and you wish it could have lasted hours more.
The acting is great, the story dense and the mood convincing. If you like Scorsese and LeoneThe best Tarantino ever, like every Tarantino.
This is the masterpiece of stretching a story to the max and you wish it could have lasted hours more.
The acting is great, the story dense and the mood convincing.
If you like Scorsese and Leone go for it.
If you think the Captain America movies are worthy movies better leave it.… Expand

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YoungArthurJul 24, 2023

Linda homenagem a Hollywood e a todos que amam cinema. Cada detalhe é uma carta de amor ao cinema.

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TheGreatNikakisAug 4, 2022

The chemistry between DiCaprio and Pitt is the best i have seen in recent years. Both of them offer incredible performances, especially Pitt, with the relationship between Cliff and Rick being the crown jewel of the film. Masterful writingThe chemistry between DiCaprio and Pitt is the best i have seen in recent years. Both of them offer incredible performances, especially Pitt, with the relationship between Cliff and Rick being the crown jewel of the film. Masterful writing and direction by Tarantino also help elevate this film to a masterpiece.… Expand

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Broker2022Jan 4, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I watched this movie at least 3 times because it's just plain good. The story, the acting, the atmosphere, the narration, everything is just right here! Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio and the sadly recently deceased Luke Perry deliver a top performance here. I have to congratulate Quentin Tarantino, that was another real goal! Those who know the true sad and gruesome backstory of Sharon Tate will be surprised at the twist at the end of the film. This is real popcorn cinema, awesome! Thank you Mr Tarantino! Brilliant!… Expand

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DontkateApr 12, 2023

A very good movie!! I know it’s a controversial one but it is amazing one. One of his best movies

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Domvro28May 5, 2023

In my opinion every Tarantino movie is great but I do think this one is of the best! Right up there with Pulp Fiction and Django.

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DangersrcaJul 24, 2023

One of the best Tarantino movies!!! It comes close to Pulp Fiction and is just a amazing movie

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BHBarryAug 10, 2019

“Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood” stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio and was

written and directed by Quentin Tarentino. Imagine trying to rate a dinner cooked by a chef when the oven fails and you have to wait until a later time to finish“Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood” stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio and was

written and directed by Quentin Tarentino. Imagine trying to rate a dinner cooked by

a chef when the oven fails and you have to wait until a later time to finish the meal.

This is the situation I found myself in when, a week ago and 2/3 into the film, the entire theater complex went dark due to a power failure and I had to catch the last 1/3 of the film 7 days later. So now, with that burden disclosed and acknowledging that I never was really a fan of Mr. DiCaprio, I must confess that I found the film not only entertaining but well written and well acted too. Mr. DiCaprio was thoroughly believable as a “Clint Eastwood type” who, like Clint, goes from Western TV actor (i.e. “Rawhide”) to spaghetti-western star, as his character's life ultimately interwines with his neighbors on Il Cielo Drive in the hills above Sunset Blvd.and, ultimately, the intruding members of the Manson family. Brad Pitt is absolutely superb in his role as the friend of and stunt man for the DiCaprio TV western star.

Having lived and been part of the early days of TV as well as the Tate-LaBianca killings, the film is really a trip along nostalgia lane as the viewer is once again reminded of the many landmarks in Los Angeles in the late 60’s and early 70’s. Perhaps this is why those who have no familiarity with the city or the time in which the film takes place found it less enjoyable to watch. All that being said, this is a movie about Hollywood and those who earned their livelihood in it aided by excellent performances from its to two leading men and a host of major stars in cameo appearances. I give the film a 9 for, despite its almost 3 hours in length, for me, at least, it was a worthwhile and positive theatrical experience.… Expand

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carabethJul 28, 2019

If you LOVE Tarantino, and you want to watch two of the best actors today, run don't walk.

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ColginatorAug 24, 2019

Tarantino is the best kind of filmmaker. He's the kind who has such an appreciation for everything that's come before him, but is always looking for something new. He infuses all of his characters with his own style of catchy dialogue, whilstTarantino is the best kind of filmmaker. He's the kind who has such an appreciation for everything that's come before him, but is always looking for something new. He infuses all of his characters with his own style of catchy dialogue, whilst still ensuring that they all have their own memorable personalities whilst assembling casts who know how to bring these characters to life. At a time when it feels far too many mainstream films have become predictable, you never really know exactly where a Tarantino film is going to take you. One moment you'll be watching a boxer on the run from a crime boss, before all of a sudden those same characters are tied up next to gimp as Comanche starts to play.

It's this same unpredictability that underscores the entirety of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It's similar to Pulp Fiction in the sense that it doesn't really follow any traditional narrative and instead lets the characters drive the story as they go through their daily lives. First there's Leonardo DiCaprio's Rick Dalton. He's a TV actor who's always on the verge of his big break, but the biggest roles are always just out of reach as they always go to other contemporaries like Steve McQueen. He's still doing well in the industry with a recognisable name, a house in Hollywood and receiving offers to star in spaghetti westerns. But in spite of all his success, he feels as though his life stuck in westerns doesn't let him live up to his full potential as an actor, as just like a lot of people at the time he views the spaghetti westerns as a cheap form of entertainment. Similar to how the current age of Hollywood is coming to an end, he fears that he's no longer in his prime.

He's supported by his best pal and close friend Cliff Booth, played by Brad Pitt. Without any stunts to do, he finds himself stuck doing chores for Rick, driving him around wherever he needs to go and picking him up when he gets down. In contrast to Rick who reaps the success of his life in Hollywood, Cliff is both the metaphorical and literal punching bag of the industry, but he's so easy going and care free that he doesn't give a damn. He's just happy to help out his buddy and is described as being "more than a friend and less than a wife."

Finally there's Margot Robbie playing Sharon Tate. Whilst Rick and Cliff are both starting to fall out of the industry, Tate is very much on the rise as the talk of the town as her career is still on the rise and embraces it with a very unselfish sense of joy. One of her best moments is just seeing the genuine pleasure she gets from being in the audience and seeing how much the audience is enjoying her performance.

In the background of all this, Manson and his followers keep popping up throughout the film. On the one hand, their presence creates a creepy atmosphere whenever they're on screen with the film becoming much quieter, especially when Cliff visits the Manson ranch and we see them thriving in the broken set of old western shows watching his every move in complete paranoia. But similar to Stuntman Mike in Death Proof, he shows the pathetic bumbling side of these killers with the script showing nothing but disdain for both their viewpoint and their actions.

Though even with the underlined bleakness present within the setting of a dying age of Hollywood history, just like the fairy tale nature of the title suggests we do get drenched in the culture of late 60's Hollywood. Stars like Steve McQueen and Bruce Lee will randomly pop up. Whenever the characters are driving the background is always filled with billboards and fashion plucked from the era. There's even a series of both real and fake radio ads throughout the film, some of which are even included in the films soundtrack to create a real radio experience.

But more than anything else, Taranino's love of cinema really shines through, with characters going into great detail on how an actor like Rick would operate in this time through guest spots on network shows and the filming techniques employed by spaghetti western filmmakers. It's a true snapshot of life in 60's Hollywood and Tarantino's love letter to the final moments of Hollywood's golden age. It's also filled with so much great comedy, memorable character moments and ends on such a high note that the films 2 hour 41 minute runtime just leaves you wanting more.… Expand

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Jes1310Aug 30, 2019

Tarantino continues to deliver outstanding movies. This might be one of the slower paced films from Tarantino, but the pacing is perfect. There are numerous scenes that does nothing more to add flavor to the setting. Beautiful camerawork,Tarantino continues to deliver outstanding movies. This might be one of the slower paced films from Tarantino, but the pacing is perfect. There are numerous scenes that does nothing more to add flavor to the setting. Beautiful camerawork, great soundtrack and his attention to detail is just breathtaking.
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mrmonsterDec 21, 2019

Not quite a masterpiece. For starters, it was longer than it needed to be by at least a full half hour. Second, this movie depends a lot on we the audience having a good pre-existing knowledge of the Manson family. But despite those two minorNot quite a masterpiece. For starters, it was longer than it needed to be by at least a full half hour. Second, this movie depends a lot on we the audience having a good pre-existing knowledge of the Manson family. But despite those two minor flaws, it is a great film with some of 2019's best acting.… Expand

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GreykingJul 29, 2019

Very slow, meandering, and pointless a lot like real life. But the ending of the film is what makes it all worthwhile. 3 days later I'm still thinking about Rick and CLiff and wondering how their real-world lives would have turned out.

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NightReviewsSep 15, 2019

Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood is one thing and one thing only; Quentin Tarantino’s beautifully crafted dreamy love letter to cinema!

With his newest feature, the current master of cinema’s vision reminds us why movies are cool again. For theOnce Upon A Time…In Hollywood is one thing and one thing only; Quentin Tarantino’s beautifully crafted dreamy love letter to cinema!

With his newest feature, the current master of cinema’s vision reminds us why movies are cool again. For the first time, in a long time, there’s a film that begs to be seen, not in the comfort of your own home, not on your Netflix cue on an airplane, but in front of a silver screen, with an audience and you damn right…some popcorn. Once Upon A Time is less a film and more an experience; one where the bustling hot summer days are corrected by the high intensity air conditioning of the multiplexes; one where the theatres are a safe haven for summer love and first kisses, an experience where going to the movies is as magical as popping your cherry. That’s what a Tarantino film is like; just like when I first went to go see his Grindhouse experience for the first time, Tarantino is a visionary old soul, hell bent on sharing his memorable cinematic experiences of his past, with us today. If you are a cinephile and don’t know about Quentin Tarantino’s work, most, if not all people will tell you that you should just quit now, but I digress. Tarantino worked at a blockbuster in Hollywood, California in his early years, consuming as much cinema as possible. One of his most revered quotes to date about film is his famous line that “When people asked me if I went to film school I tell them no. I went to films”. Funny enough, this quote captures the essence of Tarantino and his canon; an individual who entered the world of cinema out of the sheer love of watching films, just like myself.

As an artist myself and lover of film, I never went to film school also. Hopefully, as someone who would eventually love to make their own films one day, I feel that this is one of the many reasons why I admire, as well as, so heavily identify with Tarantino. I also learned about films by watching them. Just like myself, the influence in Tarantino films is wide ranging. His largest inspirations draws from the New Wave Gangster pictures of France, crafted by the likes of Jean Pierre Melville, Francois Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard. All of the names listed are absolute giants in celluloid and contributed in my opinion the most to modern cinema that features, as Godard would say, “A girl and a gun”. According to Godard, that is pretty much all that is necessary to making a good motion picture. Other notable Influences on Tarantino would be essentially any film from the 1970’s because that is the era when he began to understand and study cinema, an era of films by Don Siegel, Sergio Leone and George Roy Hill.

Yet while many are quick to label QT as a scam artist and artistic thief, I feel like it is my duty to rectify that notion. Before continuing on, it has to be said that art copies art, inspiration inspires and according to Mark Twain, there is no such thing as originality, only levels of authenticity. Therefore, it is my extreme pleasure to introduce and name QT a master of authenticity for his cinema. Just like when Sergio Leone remade a Kurosawa picture and developed it into the Dollars trilogy, or when Christopher Nolan gave his interpretation of the Dark Knight recently, or when Martin Scorsese won his first Oscar for remaking a Japanese film and later naming it The Departed, art is not our subject, WE are its subject. Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood is the iconic director’s masterful indulgence in everything that he loves about movies and everything we should love, too! Aside from Taratino, Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood isn’t just one man’s magnum opus, but a collection of so many talented artists, starting with its cast. The film opens with Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt going for a cruise to a watering hole. Dicaprio stars as Rick Dalton, a good ole’ boy from Missouri who drinks for hydration and smokes for oxygen. Once the leading man in television and film, appearing in western serials, one aptly titled Bounty Law, Dalton is on the tail end of his acting career. The Midwestern-American cowboy style Dalton knew all too well, is being suffocated and changed, no thanks to the foreign influenced, free-loving hippie movement. While DiCaprio’s Dalton emits a certain swagger that charms many, the audience comes to realize that this ‘swagger’ is less a personality trait and more a clearly stubborn, unchangeable style and resilience to the conforming of the times around him. According to Rick, Rick Dalton is still big; it’s the pictures that just got small. While it may be hard to argue this notion, DiCaprio’s riotous as the comedic force of the film. Blending well with Tarantino’s signature writing style for a second time, DiCaprio’s Dalton stutters, stammers and then collectively pulls himself together in front of a camera.… Expand

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SchnitzelPoofNov 1, 2019

It's movie fun for movie lovers. The biggest downside would be its length. There is a lot of plot, and the story keeps going on and on. I think concentrating for so long can be tiring, since this isn't a mindless film you barely focus on.
IIt's movie fun for movie lovers. The biggest downside would be its length. There is a lot of plot, and the story keeps going on and on. I think concentrating for so long can be tiring, since this isn't a mindless film you barely focus on.
I guess for Tarantino lovers, the lack of gratuitous violence (in most of the film) might be a disappointment. I just enjoyed it for what it is, the clever writing, the clever dialog, the ever-so-human characters and their weaknesses (except for creepy 40 year old in an 8 year old body.)
Perfect? Nope. Ground-breaking? Nope. Several hours of joy for movie lovers? Yes.… Expand

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WestenderJul 30, 2019

I really enjoyed the film. definitely in his top 3 in my books. it has it all - laughs, drama, emotion, beautiful cinematography, suspense, and of course some gratuitous violence! no one else makes movies like this.

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FranzHcriticJul 25, 2019

Usually I'm not into alternate timeline, revisionist history, but I can safely say, Tarantino does it best with his recipe of wit dialogue and a some Tarantino to give it an extra kick at the end of his violent yet entertaining meal. Brad andUsually I'm not into alternate timeline, revisionist history, but I can safely say, Tarantino does it best with his recipe of wit dialogue and a some Tarantino to give it an extra kick at the end of his violent yet entertaining meal. Brad and Leo are great as a dual lead, and even though I was born in the 90s, it makes me feel somehow nostalgic. It's better than 'Hateful Eight' 'Inglourious', and even 'Django'. To end it, Tarantino can still keep me enthralled and I hope this isn't his last movie.… Expand

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marcmyworksAug 17, 2019

Once Upon a Time... truly is a love letter to Hollywood. The film is a slow burn and look at the life of a once famous actor as he finds his career falling apart, he also just happens to be the nextdoor neighbour to Roman Polanski and hisOnce Upon a Time... truly is a love letter to Hollywood. The film is a slow burn and look at the life of a once famous actor as he finds his career falling apart, he also just happens to be the nextdoor neighbour to Roman Polanski and his wife (soon-to-be murder victim) Sharon Tate. Though the film takes a while to get going, it's worth the wait. Tarantino does it once again.… Expand

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moviemitch96Jul 27, 2019

I'm such an unabashed, die hard Quentin Tarantino fan! As far as I'm concerned, the man's a genius and has never made a single bad film! Every new film of his is like Christmas for me, as I always eagerly await to see what he has in store forI'm such an unabashed, die hard Quentin Tarantino fan! As far as I'm concerned, the man's a genius and has never made a single bad film! Every new film of his is like Christmas for me, as I always eagerly await to see what he has in store for us next with each new film, as his style is just so unique and in-your-face. So you can probably imagine my excitement when I found out that his next film would be set during the golden age of Hollywood during the time of Sharon Tate and Charles Manson, star an amazing ensemble cast headlined by Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, and would pay homage to films and Hollywood in general. That's pretty much all of my favorite things wrapped up in one spectacular package! And I'm more than happy to report that it did not disappoint and delivers on virtually every front! Granted, those familiar with Tarantino's style are probably aware of how ultraviolent his films are throughout, so it was a little surprising to see most of the action and gore in the film's final half-hour or so, but he more than makes up for this with an excellent screenplay and dialogue that's come to be expected from him, along with a colorful array of witty characters and moments throughout. DiCaprio and Pitt, two of Hollywood's biggest stars, are paired together perfectly and work off each other hilariously throughout the entire film! I only wish Sharon Tate (played beautifully by Margot Robbie) could've been utilized a little more in the film. Overall, Tarantino may have pumped the brakes a little more on the action and violence for this film, but when the violence finally does kick in in the last half-hour, for me it was well worth it! And like I said before, the always-entertaining characters and dialogue, along with plenty of love nods to other Hollywood films, actors, and icons made it such an enjoyable watch!… Expand

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bfoore90Jul 28, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Quentin Tarantino tells an interesting fairy tale here with Once Upon A Time In...H-Wood. Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio are incredible in this, Brad Pitt puts out one of his best performances in a long time in this. Margot Robbie is great but shes kinda just, in the background as Sharon Tate and not really as important to the story as you would think. The film can kinda feel like it can drag a bit as it's heavy on Tarantino's quibby dialogue but the second half is extremely well done. With the ending, obviously Tarantino has twisted history in the past films like Inglorious Bastards and Hitler being assassinated in a movie theater. So Tarantino's adaption of the Manson murders, I feel gives Tate almost an ending she deserved instead of the tragically horrifying one she got.… Expand

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Meth-dudeJul 27, 2019

Tarantino's talent for screenwriting really shines in this masterfully crafted movie. Supported by an impressive cast and excellent acting performances, an interesting story, great cinematography and a satisfyingly Tarantino-esque ending,Tarantino's talent for screenwriting really shines in this masterfully crafted movie. Supported by an impressive cast and excellent acting performances, an interesting story, great cinematography and a satisfyingly Tarantino-esque ending, this is a movie not to miss.… Expand

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REPSAJNov 25, 2019

Loved it, one of my favorite tarantino films so far. He went all out on this one. The cinematography is stunning, the story compelling as well as absurdistic, but always interesting. A very tasty cocktail of genres mixed with a pinch ofLoved it, one of my favorite tarantino films so far. He went all out on this one. The cinematography is stunning, the story compelling as well as absurdistic, but always interesting. A very tasty cocktail of genres mixed with a pinch of mulholland drive, complemented with a lot of 60's and 70's influences. Definetely rewatching this one.… Expand

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LatinCritic13Jul 25, 2019

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is probably one of those films that you need to see once in a lifetime. And Quentin Tarantino sure knows how to send a love letter properly to the golden age of Hollywood that blends humor and mystery in anOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood is probably one of those films that you need to see once in a lifetime. And Quentin Tarantino sure knows how to send a love letter properly to the golden age of Hollywood that blends humor and mystery in an all-in-one starstudded package. Most people won't buy it, but there is something truly spectacular about it in terms of art and history behind this film. And yes, Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt were a fantastic acting duo in this QT directed flick and so are the main and supporting A2B-listers. I recommend seeing this twice or in 35mm/70mm at your local Alamo Drafthouse Cinema if you're lucky enough. Ain't gonna lie, but this is one of those movies that will get you talking for a while.… Expand

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superfieldsJul 27, 2019

Tarantino’s masterpiece! His best work in a long time. Pitt and Leonardo are dynamite and Margot Robbie gives a small but memorable performance.

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caleblewis94Aug 23, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Once upon in Hollywood may have tied The Hateful Eight as my favorite Tarantino film. It was different from standard Tarantino films as in it wasn't very violent, apart from the ending. However, I feel that Cliff Booth and Rick Dalton are my favorite duo in any film I've ever seen. The Hateful Eight, I preferred in terms of story and plot. This movie was oddly touching; a unique spin on an American tragedy. I was on the edge of my seat at the end, fearing that our beloved anti-heroes would perish, as well. But, for once in a Tarantino film, this had a clear cut happy ending for all parties... Well, all likeable parties, involved. I hope this won't be Tarantino's last film (though I expect it is with him starting a family). However, if it is, it was a phenomenal film to go out on.… Expand

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MLRJul 27, 2019

This is an amazing movie, with lovingly drawn characters with intricate back stories, the actor selection is amazing-- a dead ringer for Steve McQueen, Charles Manson, Squeaky Fromm, Tex, the whole Manson family. No expense spared recreatingThis is an amazing movie, with lovingly drawn characters with intricate back stories, the actor selection is amazing-- a dead ringer for Steve McQueen, Charles Manson, Squeaky Fromm, Tex, the whole Manson family. No expense spared recreating Hollywood 1969. Loving details--you could watch it 100 times and catch new details each time. Yes, I saw Samuel L. Jackson playing cards in the corner of the saloon.… Expand

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MattBrady99Aug 27, 2019

‘Once Upon a Time In Hollywood’ is a chilled blast from the past told like a fairy tale. It’s both aimless and yet meaningful with the commentary on the new era in Hollywood. The movie pays tribute to old Hollywood, film making, Sharon Tate,‘Once Upon a Time In Hollywood’ is a chilled blast from the past told like a fairy tale. It’s both aimless and yet meaningful with the commentary on the new era in Hollywood. The movie pays tribute to old Hollywood, film making, Sharon Tate, stunt work, and actors. This is perhaps Tarantino’s most personal and mature movie his made, until the last 10 minutes (which I love) goes complete ape sh*t.

I can’t think of any other director where the passion and love for movies is so transparent through Tarantino's craft. He’s such an old school film maker that he and Martin Scorsese are the last golden age directors, as every new release feels like an event. In this movie, Quentin presents 69’ Hollywood at its peak, as he remembers it from his childhood. He manages to rebuild classy LA thanks to the crew and creative team.

There’s a couple of scenes where Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt), drives around LA and there are long shots that shows off the environment and it’s amazing the amount of detail and effort went into the setting - with Robert Richardson brilliant Cinematography bringing it all alive.

Leonardo DiCaprio was absolutely excellent as the fading Western star, Rick F**king Dalton. Dalton, a self-centered, yet vulnerable actor that you both laugh and pity. I will often forget about DiCaprio comedic chops, something similar to Ryan Gosling. I also like the subtle stutter that’s sprinkled through out, which is sad when given some thought that it’s something he’s got to deal with. There’s a heartfelt scene where Dalton tells his young co-star about a book his reading and mid way through explaining the story he realises it mirrors his life, and breaks down in tears with me crying with him. Yep, I teared up in a Tarantino movie. Leo was the pulse of the movie.

Brad Pitt was amazing as the deadpan and cool Cliff Booth. This is probably my favorite performance from him. Cliff’s main character trait is his strength and he demonstrates it multiple times, but leaves the scene before anything can escalate. The chemistry between Leo and Brad was electric. Pitt was the meat of the movie.

Margot Robbie was an absolute delight portraying the late Sharon Tate. Despite her slim screen time, but whenever she has screen time, I couldn’t help but smile. I instantly fell in love with her and it’s painfully to think something so sweet and pure could be taken away from us by brainwashed zombies who don’t deserve a life, just a jail cell. I thought her portrayal in the movie was a beautiful tribute and how they handle her gives new life into her legacy.

There’s a great scene where Sharon Tate watches a movie in cinemas that’s she’s in, but instead of Margot Robbie re-creating those scenes, they just show the real Sharon Tate in the movie. Now people were left a bit confused over this decision, although it’s clear to me that erasing the real Tate out of the movie would be more disrespectful to her memory, so leaving her in is a touching tribute to her career and her work. Robbie was the heart of the movie.

The other supporting cast all did terrific with the little screen time most of them had. Kurt Russell makes a welcoming return as a character that I assume is Stuntman Mike from 'Death Proof' - either way still a welcoming presence. He’s also the narrator and I find it hilarious whenever he tries to pronounce Italian movie titles. Al Pacino was a blast to watch as the tight and yet colorful producer. Mike Moh portrayal of Bruce Lee may have sparked some controversy recently, but I thought he was entertaining regardless and I don’t really think it mocks his legacy at all. I mean, this is the same director who made a four hour movie honoring the legend. Margaret Qualley was crazy good as the hippie girl who’s brain washed into a cult family. It’s crazy to know that Damon Herriman has played Charles Manson twice in the same year and month for this movie and the TV show ‘Mindhunter’, which you should totally check out by the way.

After letting the film sit for awhile, there’s so many memorable lines that I would often catch myself recreating just from memory after seeing it twice. There’s so many great moments as well. The lights of LA coming to life at the dust of dawn, or the suspenseful scenes that actually got me feeling tense watching it. Without spoiling anything, but the Spahn Ranch scene where the Manson family stares down a defenseless Cliff Booth as he tries to speak to an old friend was terrifying - reminds me of the opening scene of ‘Inglorious Bastards’, in terms of building up tension that you wait in anticipation to explode.

And of course with it being a Tarantino movie, the music is lost treasure revived for a modern generation. Always fantastic and incredibly catchy. I can’t think of anything better than Cliff driving around LA with the song ‘Bring a Little Lovin’ playing in the background.… Expand

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TrillcosbeyAug 2, 2019

Original content, Original content, Original content, This film is a lackadaisical trip though a fantasy world about a major fulcrum point in Hollywood and Los Angeles that was a loss of innocence that was needed to grow up and face realityOriginal content, Original content, Original content, This film is a lackadaisical trip though a fantasy world about a major fulcrum point in Hollywood and Los Angeles that was a loss of innocence that was needed to grow up and face reality but also plays this all out in a buddy film.… Expand

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BitashFeb 13, 2022

It’s a Tarantino movie so get ready. And the acting alone is worth seeing the movie. Leonardo amazes me every time, he’s such a fantastic actor! This movie won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but its entertaining.

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PanchogulOct 1, 2019

Opinión sin Spoiler:

Gran parte de la película uno no sabe hacia donde quiere ir debido a su ritmo lento y ligeramente confuso, sin embargo y pese a ello, está muy lejos de ser aburrida, la recomiendo totalmente. Lo bueno: 1) Los diálogos:Opinión sin Spoiler:

Gran parte de la película uno no sabe hacia donde quiere ir debido a su ritmo lento y ligeramente confuso, sin embargo y pese a ello, está muy lejos de ser aburrida, la recomiendo totalmente.

Lo bueno:

1) Los diálogos: Siendo de Tarantino está a la altura de las expectativas.

2) Ambientación: Uno de verdad siente que esta viendo una película de los años 60'.

3) El reparto: Brad Pitt y Leonardo DiCaprio se lucen, ambos lo hicieron excelente pero DiCaprio tiene más tiempo en pantalla.

Lo malo:

1) La duración: Las películas de Tarantino de por si son extensas, pero creo que esta no daba para tanto (+160 minutos).

2) El ritmo e historia: Es confuso y a ratos no se puede apreciar bien o historia porque se da vueltas y vueltas, el primer acto está muy bien, el segundo acto es algo tedioso y demasiado lento más no aburrido y el tercer acto es la bomba total que compensa la lentitud del segundo acto.

3) El personaje de Margot Robbie (Sharon Tate): Este es a mi juicio el único y principal punto negativo, Margot es una gran actriz, pero su personaje fue un completo desperdicio, relleno absoluto desde el principio hasta el final.

En conclusión, es buenísima, yo no soy seguidor de Tarantino pero su trabajo debe verse si o si, no será la mejor de su filmografía puesto que es imposible que le gane a Pulp Fiction y a Bastardos sin Gloria, pero eso no le quita mérito alguno.

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FelicityFenwickJul 26, 2019

Loved the film. I'm sure you've read a million reviews, and I don't want to spoil the story, so I'll just say that Julia Butters, the 8-year-old actor almost steals the show. What a breath of fresh air in a film that's dropping withLoved the film. I'm sure you've read a million reviews, and I don't want to spoil the story, so I'll just say that Julia Butters, the 8-year-old actor almost steals the show. What a breath of fresh air in a film that's dropping with testosterone and machismo. I'm hoping for big things in the future for that ACTOR.… Expand

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hugoferreiraSep 4, 2019

Such a good movie and definitely one of Tarantino's best. As not one of the biggest fan of Tarantino, this movie actually surprised me on the positive side. It's so well made in every aspect. Your transported back into 60s Hollywood. The onlySuch a good movie and definitely one of Tarantino's best. As not one of the biggest fan of Tarantino, this movie actually surprised me on the positive side. It's so well made in every aspect. Your transported back into 60s Hollywood. The only takeaway is the looseness tone of the movie which is intended to, and Taratino's trademark. And sure you can get a little annoyed with the extra components Tarantino puts in his movies that lead to nowhere and doesn't actually fit but it's just one of his movies charms. Putting Brad Pitt next to Leonardo DiCaprio it's the same as a race between a fiat and a ferrari, they'll both reach the end-line but one is clearly superior. Enjoy and good movie.

Ps: We need more screen-time of Al Pacino, that guy is awesome.… Expand

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Live2RiseAug 21, 2019

If I was your regular twice a month movie-goer who cared more about entertainment and less about quality control, I wouldn’t be able to appreciate “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” the way I do right now. A Quentin Tarantino flick centeredIf I was your regular twice a month movie-goer who cared more about entertainment and less about quality control, I wouldn’t be able to appreciate “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” the way I do right now. A Quentin Tarantino flick centered around New Hollywood with a Martin Scorsese biopic style setup doesn’t feel like much at first but underneath the surface, it follows an unbelievably riveting personal rise and fall story coupled with moments that matter, characters that were memorable, visions that were exploited thanks to stellar cinematography and editing, easter eggs and subtleties that helped expand this world of a glorious past we may or may not have experienced and a script with such magnetic, gripping, well crafted thought and weight to its originality and class that this alternate fairytale evolves itself into the closest thing to Grand Theft Auto meets Inherent Vice that we could get. It really was that majestic to me. Just like Mike Moh’s Bruce Lee, the film felt impeccable.

Now I understand why he calls this film his most personal one yet as well as his love letter to L.A: This was the era of Hollywood that helped define him, that helped turn him into one of the most unconventional yet successfully name’s in the industry but even he knows time is against him. The film is deeply personal about the topic of friendship and the hierarchy centered around scratching and clawing to stay alive in a constantly evolving industry that subverts innocence in exchange for status. How, in order to attain it, we gotta go to a dark place. True innocence against human nature at its worst.....once again. If I were to nitpick and dissect a flaw, it’d have to be that over-extensive runtime. But then again, no film is perfect. So aside from that, Tarantino.....if this is your last film, then what a legacy you’ve left behind, good sir.… Expand

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superbatApr 6, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. OUATIH isn't like any of Tarantino's other films at all. For one, the movie is more focused on setting than plot. However, OUATIH proves that a movie doesn't necessarily need to focus on plot in order to be good. It paints a vivid picture into life in Hollywood at the end of its Golden Age. Tarantino does well to capture the feel and atmosphere of the era, as well as to incorporate the various historical references into the movie.

OUATIH isn't completely devoid of a storyline, though. At the center of the movie is the career of actor Rick Dalton, who's in the midst of a fight to remain relevant. Leonardo DiCaprio shines as Dalton, as does Brad Pitt as Dalton's friend and stunt double Cliff Booth.

The best part of OUATIH is its ending, which contains the thrilling violence which Tarantino's films are known for. It also rewrites history (similar to Inglorious Bastards) in order to create a happier ending for some of the film's characters (though you'll need to be familiar with the Tate murders to understand the significance of the ending). While it isn't Tarantino's best movie, OUATIH is a compelling film and surely a must-watch.… Expand

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MasterRileyAug 24, 2019

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is a really fantastic film that explores the real story behind the Charles Manson murders, while mixing it with new fictional characters as the movies lead protagonists. Rick Dalton (Leonardo Dicaprio) is aOnce Upon A Time In Hollywood is a really fantastic film that explores the real story behind the Charles Manson murders, while mixing it with new fictional characters as the movies lead protagonists. Rick Dalton (Leonardo Dicaprio) is a famous yet struggling Hollywood actor and his stunt man Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) unintentionally gets involved with the Manson family. The movie has a lot of great humour, acting, and characters all around. It also does an exceptional job depicting the Manson story as well as what living in Hollywood was like in the late 60s. Its easy to get invested in the characters and the setting, especially if you have an appreciation for filmmaking. If you don't know much about Charles Manson already, I'd recommend researching the basics of his story first as some of the movie will come off as confusing. Otherwise I'd recommend the movie to everyone, especially if you are a fan of Tarantino and/or filmmaking in general.… Expand

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JP32Aug 25, 2019

It's not the thrilling, electro-charged, go-for-broke mad genius mayhem of Tarantino's best movies, but rather something quieter, more laid back, groovier.

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alejandro970Sep 3, 2019

The ninth symphony of Tarantino is a vintage homage for Hollywood of 60's. Full of cultural references, and a tasty OST. Di Caprio and Pitt are awesome as a declining action actor and his stunt man, and how their paths crossed with theThe ninth symphony of Tarantino is a vintage homage for Hollywood of 60's. Full of cultural references, and a tasty OST. Di Caprio and Pitt are awesome as a declining action actor and his stunt man, and how their paths crossed with the infamous Charles Manson gang. The climax sequence has the typical recipe of the cook. One of best choices of summer/autumn 2019.… Expand

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BibliographerJul 28, 2019

One of the best films of the year and of Tarantino's career. This is a valentine to Hollywood, to the western genre and to the power of storytelling. There’s a lot to disagree with, even while appreciating the viewpoint, and digging theOne of the best films of the year and of Tarantino's career. This is a valentine to Hollywood, to the western genre and to the power of storytelling. There’s a lot to disagree with, even while appreciating the viewpoint, and digging the layers. It’s a movie about movies, westerns, Hollywood, fairy tales, and America.… Expand

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Mitya64Sep 19, 2019

Впервые не такой кровавый фильм от Тарантино. В целом история и диалоги на высшем уровне.Экшена в фильме почти нет, кроме как в конце (он получился отличным). Отлична передана атмосфера фильмаВпервые не такой кровавый фильм от Тарантино. В целом история и диалоги на высшем уровне.Экшена в фильме почти нет, кроме как в конце (он получился отличным). Отлична передана атмосфера фильма

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fifi3Jul 28, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie was a little slow, but the cinematography was awesome. The acting was brilliant. And the final 30 minutes were just absolutely hilarious. There was such a weird mix of emotion seeing all these characters oblivious to deranged psychopaths coming in while they happily listened to music or took acid and walked their dog. It's definitely a must-watch because of the roller coaster, and is a great addition to QT's legendary filmography.… Expand

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JPKAug 1, 2019

Very Entertaining
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is terrifically acted, well written, and hilarious.

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xSTiCKFiGAxJan 6, 2020

Quirky relatable characters (masterfully acted) with a fun interesting stories had me naturally feel like the characters were important to me. However I didn’t feel like I was forced or even had to like them I just did. I think everyone wouldQuirky relatable characters (masterfully acted) with a fun interesting stories had me naturally feel like the characters were important to me. However I didn’t feel like I was forced or even had to like them I just did. I think everyone would like them for their own reasons. Armed with this connection & knowing the true life Manson murders
you are suddenly filled with dread on what’s about to transpire. Margot hardly spoke I believe her pure wonderment as the epitome of a beautiful women & soul was enough to make you care about her. QT didn’t need to sell her to the audience.… Expand

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defdog99Jul 26, 2019

QT really is amazing. Every movie is so entirely different in plot, sets, and time periods yet so entirely the same at the DNA (talkies with some hyper violence). That’s QT style. He builds historically detailed intricate worlds that topQT really is amazing. Every movie is so entirely different in plot, sets, and time periods yet so entirely the same at the DNA (talkies with some hyper violence). That’s QT style. He builds historically detailed intricate worlds that top flight actors flock too to give performances of their careers. If you are the kind of person who only cares about story, "Once upon a time" might not be for you. QT likes to take a movie and mash it up with another genre. Take for instance Magnificent Eight is a western who-dun-it Canterbury tale. Inglorious Basturds is about WWII and the love of cinema. lol. "Once upon a time" is a fairy tale of living in 1960s california and the 1960s movie making business. It just so happens to also be about the Manson murders. Pitt and DiCaprio were amazing. I'm a fan of Margot Robbies performance -- its all visual. This movie felt like 1969! You can tell the actors loved being in this movie. PS: "Once upon a Time" in the title is part Sergio Leone spaghetti western and part Brothers Grimm w/ the twisted Manson ending.… Expand

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amheretojudgeJul 26, 2019

Tarantino's humour is dramatically challenged and emotions mocked with silliness, there lies his film in between.

Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood Tarantino's bluff is so smart that the entire film feels stupid. A joke. So now, the questionTarantino's humour is dramatically challenged and emotions mocked with silliness, there lies his film in between.

Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood

Tarantino's bluff is so smart that the entire film feels stupid. A joke. So now, the question it raises is, Is it funny? Not particularly. It is not a funny joke. It is a joke that you'd wish you had told. It is a joke that filters its audience out and then welcomes you to an open discussion that could last for hours. Good. Productive hours. For the writer-director, Quentin Tarantino is grabbing all the sensitive glasses in one tray and is serving us with an upbeating groovy music and a cautionary manual of "how to" deal with the film. Or more accurately, the final showdown. The entire film is just consuming energy for those last moments. That he exonerates in a big smile.. and not a laugh. This is smart filmmaking.

Up till now, I have been in awe of his writing in all the films. But after this film, I am leaning towards his maturity and confidence as a director. And as an evidence there is a scenario placed in the middle of the film where Cliff Booth played by Brad Pitt enters a red zone. Not only does the cinematography and background score glorifies Tarantino's legacy in that very antic, but as a part of narrative he whispers the secret of the film with utmost honesty and whisk of his signature absurdity.

Bonkers! is your reaction as you leave the screen and to protect that feeling is his bulletproof script that stands tall with him. Tarantino, as a writer has been lately considering himself to be drawn towards the literary art form, subjugates his and his project's place in his creative form just as Shakespeare used to do in his days. Often pitching himself on screen as a metaphor or the state or stage he has been through in his life, Tarantino's penultimate project- swooping in every last drop- sums up his work like a final chapter of a novel.

Ergo, by the time credits starts rolling everything and everyone has left the room, letting the dust settle and satisfaction flood in. Leonardo DiCaprio embodying a persona as Rick Dalton ought to be up for the game giddily considering how bottomless the pit is when it comes to the emotions of his characters. It is a role that anyone would love to have and yet not taking it for granted, DiCaprio's finest moments can be seen on set fumbling and riffing with his co-stars.

But I have been in love with underrated character since the very beginning. And ergo Pitt's Cliff resonates more strongly to me than anyone. Primarily, because it had very less chances to work on screen. Often audience reacts to empathy in a character and for a character that never sees a fall in the film, Pitt has a daunting task to make those half-grins charismatic and also earned. And on that note, Pitt steals the show with a Hawaiian shirt, c***y know-it-all attitude, a loyal dog and pretty standard one-liners; which I think doesn't just signifies the Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood part but the whole lifespan of it.… Expand

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wevertonaguiiarAug 20, 2019

É um Tarantino diferente, mas ainda assim muito bom. O elenco é recheado de estrelas e elas correspondem. É incrível ver a LA da década de 60. Esperando o Oscar do DiCaprio.

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KaituneNov 12, 2019

Much slower and more laidback then Tarantino's usual flicks but not in a bad way. Has a lot of heart, and features one of the damn coolest characters in Tarantino's career (which has a lot of cool characters).

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ThechinamanSep 10, 2019

nce Upon Time In Hollywood is directed by Quentin Tarantino and starts Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, i was very excited for this film, first because it's a Tarantino movie, and second because of the cast, you Have DiCaprio, Brad Pitt andnce Upon Time In Hollywood is directed by Quentin Tarantino and starts Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, i was very excited for this film, first because it's a Tarantino movie, and second because of the cast, you Have DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, Once you see a movie with this cast and crew , your expectation are astronomically high, Can they deliver ? is it a revolutionary film from a narrative standpoint ? I think not, but does it capture everything Tarantino was going for , Yes it does, I really liked this film, i think it's very similar to Tarantino's Jackie Brown in nature and structure. it's a movie about friendship and it's very funny i didn't expect that from this movie but it worked pretty well and thats also because of how Leo and Pitt nailed their roles, you can see DiCaprio's emotional breakdown and feel it, and he was great and really owned this character, as for Brad Pitt i can say it's my favorite character from this film , he pretty much has the best lines and the best scenes, Margot Robbie as Sharon tate, even if she was not given the biggest part in this movie, but she did good the movie is filled with long scenes that gave an advantage to the actors to really shine,the production design is Phenomenal, you can feel the 60's vibes, the sets and the Hollwood Boulevard are beautifull, the movie it's not about one think, its feels like a collection of moments beautifully directed and very well written and thats exactly what i think of this movie and thats what i liked about it, things i had an issue with is the second act, sometimes a scene could've been shorten but they took a little bit long and sometimes the narrative loses itself but it fixes itself the next scene,i really loved the first and third act, they are GREAT, my major problems is within the second Act that lacks a bit of tension, if you like Tarantino's style of directing and cinematic movie that relies on characters and the performances you're gonna probably enjoy this film.… Expand

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Beereal20Aug 28, 2019

This is a great movie thats starts slow but takes its time developing the complexity of the characters.Once you get to know the actors and actresses its takes you on a great joy ride .... Love the ending..

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Pipe_9696Sep 3, 2019

Película personal a más no poder, incluso tarantino se dio el gusto de que margot robbie bailara al ritmo que solo él sabe transmitir

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MarkHReviewsSep 4, 2019

A few years ago, writer/director Quentin Tarantino announced that he planned to make no more than 10 films. “Once Upon a Time…” is his ninth as sole writer/director. So to fully grasp the intentions of the piece, one must consider that itA few years ago, writer/director Quentin Tarantino announced that he planned to make no more than 10 films. “Once Upon a Time…” is his ninth as sole writer/director. So to fully grasp the intentions of the piece, one must consider that it was made by an iconic filmmaker as interested in looking back as he is in focusing on the future.

The central story focuses on Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), a fading leading man now reduced to being the “heavy” in the prominent TV shows of the day, meaning that he’ll always be killed off at the end of the episode. Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) is his stunt double and best friend, helping to smooth Rick’s gradual descent. Along the way, a variety of characters are introduced: Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie) and Roman Polanski, Steve McQueen (Damian Lewis), George Spahn (Bruce Dern) who rented his ranch to the movie industry to shoot westerns (it was the location for the TV show “Bonanza” for 14 years), even relatively unknown producer Marvin Schwarz (Al Pacino) who gives Dalton some well-intended career advice. The list of credits and uncredited roles in this film is nearly endless. Tarantino takes full advantage of this embarrassment of riches.

In many ways, “Once Upon a Time…” is Tarantino’s homage to the Hollywood of 1969. Significantly, it’s a Hollywood created primarily from his imagination (Tarantino was 6 years old at the time.) To accomplish this retrospective, Tarantino takes on some of the key events of ’69 - portraying some quite literally, while radically reinterpreting others. From my perspective, Tarantino is suggesting not only the power of movies, but also its subversive possibilities. Particularly with his interpretation of the final scene of the film, Tarantino appears to be suggesting that movies have the ability to rewrite history. He may even be suggesting that when there is a discrepancy between “facts” and Hollywood’s version of events, it’s the film version that the public will remember.

Sometimes, this theme is developed with gentle kindness. There is a touching scene where Sharon Tate attends an afternoon matinee of “The Wrecking Crew,” a film in which she co-starred. Unrecognized by other members of the audience, Tate glories in seeing herself on the screen, her face reflecting unalloyed joy when others in the audience laugh and respond favorably to her on-screen character.

Rest assured, or be forewarned, Tarantino’s tendency toward hyper-violence has not waned. In fact, the carnage toward the end of the film is even more shocking because of the relatively tame preceding events.

With a running time of 2 hours 45 minutes, Tarantino clearly has a lot to say. But this is a storyteller at the top of his game. For this moviegoer, it was an investment of time that paid rich dividends.… Expand

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ThatFilmGuy20Nov 24, 2019

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is a trip, filled with Tarantino's trademarks but this time it comes in a subtle way, beautifully delivered by two powerhouse leads with so much flair and talent it's almost overkill, but that's Tarantino forOnce Upon A Time In Hollywood is a trip, filled with Tarantino's trademarks but this time it comes in a subtle way, beautifully delivered by two powerhouse leads with so much flair and talent it's almost overkill, but that's Tarantino for you, he was never one for the easy and predictable.
We are treated to a delicious timepiece so rich in details and excitement, the story goes back to the golden days of Hollywood when actors were idols in every sense of the word, the story itself goes down different paths that all link up at the end in a spectacular manner worthy of the Tarantino's violent ways, and boy was it fun to watch. The two leads, Decaprio and Pitt bring unparalleled charisma to the table, I'll tell you this, it is almost impossible to take your eyes off the screen when they're on, they just possess enough to grip you throughout the film, they capture the true old Hollywood charm so perfectly.

In all honesty, I truly believe that this film wasn't meant to be explained but rather enjoyed and I did just that, Tarantino with a twist but I like it.… Expand

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InstantkrmaJul 28, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It is not the most well directed Tarantino, nor does it necessary have a plot or the bit of previous films. And for some strange reason none of what I previously mentioned actually makes this movie… Expand

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chetlySep 13, 2019

One of the best movies of the year. The director knows how to tell a story. Long but worth it. Must see.

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DerekReideJul 25, 2019

'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is one of those films that'll keep you talking about it for a long time. It surely is a look into the past and a love letter to Hollywood in the late 1960s. With a cast headed by stellar actors, nostalgic'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is one of those films that'll keep you talking about it for a long time. It surely is a look into the past and a love letter to Hollywood in the late 1960s. With a cast headed by stellar actors, nostalgic production design, and, of course, the usual quippy Tarantino dialogue, this film makes for one of Quentin's best for sure.… Expand

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Eaj6Oct 8, 2019

I have to say that this is definitely one of Tarantino's most influential work. It has a groovy 60s Hollywood vibe and has its moments. The movie is almost on the same level as Pulp Fiction.It also has an excellent message and is a work ofI have to say that this is definitely one of Tarantino's most influential work. It has a groovy 60s Hollywood vibe and has its moments. The movie is almost on the same level as Pulp Fiction.It also has an excellent message and is a work of art. The movie is almost on the same level as Pulp Fiction.… Expand

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zNeverSleepingDec 31, 2019

Esse filme é mais uma das provas de que poucos entendem de cinema quanto Tarantino.

O roteiro trabalha muito bem todos os personagens envolvidos e cria um clímax de tirar o folego. A cena do Brad Pitt visitando o colega e a própria cenaEsse filme é mais uma das provas de que poucos entendem de cinema quanto Tarantino.

O roteiro trabalha muito bem todos os personagens envolvidos e cria um clímax de tirar o folego. A cena do Brad Pitt visitando o colega e a própria cena final são extraordinariamente ilarias de um modo que só vemos no filme desse cineasta. Leonardo Dicaprio estava excelente e Al Pacino entrou tanto no personagem que só fui descobrir quem ele estava interpretando lá para final do filme - sério.… Expand

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MasadaAug 15, 2019

Tarantino crafted something completely different from his previous movies, and it it is quintessentially his movie. He's able to craft an entirely new world around people that have lived, creating new characters that trickle in beautifullyTarantino crafted something completely different from his previous movies, and it it is quintessentially his movie. He's able to craft an entirely new world around people that have lived, creating new characters that trickle in beautifully along the movie whom you get to know intensely along the ride. One of Pitt's and DiCaprio's strongest performances.… Expand

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chipthegodAug 5, 2019

Tarantino's most ambitious and least violent film is entertaining from beginning to end. There are a few editing missteps but they are not super noticeable. Not much negative jumps out for me. Leo and Brad are iconic both together and apart.Tarantino's most ambitious and least violent film is entertaining from beginning to end. There are a few editing missteps but they are not super noticeable. Not much negative jumps out for me. Leo and Brad are iconic both together and apart. Tarantino nails the vibe. I was not alive in 1970 and I have never been to Hollywood, but this film does a supreme job of transporting me there.… Expand

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Godzilla1Aug 19, 2019

Absolutey loved it. Some of Leo's scenes were damn impressive. Can't wait to see the movie again.

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MovieRiffingJul 26, 2019

Quentin Tarantino depicts 60's Hollywood in a way only he could. All of the staples of his filmmaking appear, but in a much more restrained fashion. The vast majority of the film lacks the grandiose swagger of his more recent films, but itQuentin Tarantino depicts 60's Hollywood in a way only he could. All of the staples of his filmmaking appear, but in a much more restrained fashion. The vast majority of the film lacks the grandiose swagger of his more recent films, but it successfully draws you into the atmosphere all the same. What some may view as bloated actually plays an essential role. Without letting the audience simmer in the magic of Tinseltown, Tarantino's signature explosive finale would lose its thematic punch. You may not get as much out of repeat viewings of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood compared to the rest of Tarantino's filmography, but the first time is exceptional enough.… Expand

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JiricekisbestAug 28, 2019

To be honest, I'm not a big fan of Tarantino, the only movies I've seen from him before were Pulp fiction and Unleashed Djago, and I can say in a nutshell that this film at least for me is the best Tarantino movie. The performances in thisTo be honest, I'm not a big fan of Tarantino, the only movies I've seen from him before were Pulp fiction and Unleashed Djago, and I can say in a nutshell that this film at least for me is the best Tarantino movie. The performances in this film are incredible, I am talking mainly about the performance of Leonardo DiCaprio. The only thing I criticize for this movie is that Margot Robbie didn't play a big role.… Expand

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gereihingJul 26, 2019

While I found some parts a little slow, thanks to great acting and dialogue, you don’t really mind. The picture is paced well so that it doesn’t feel that you’re waiting for something to happen. It’s more like just when you find yourselfWhile I found some parts a little slow, thanks to great acting and dialogue, you don’t really mind. The picture is paced well so that it doesn’t feel that you’re waiting for something to happen. It’s more like just when you find yourself asking if something is going to happen, it does. The best thing is that what happens usually comes out of the blue. This is my first time rating movies. Going to the movies anymore requires some monetary investment. I like to rate them either:
1. You won’t waste your money
2. Good but wait till you can rent it. 3. Ok but wait till cable. 4. I lost two hours of my life. This movie - #1!… Expand

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contourivyJul 26, 2019

Simply put: Quentin Tarantino has done it once again! This movie is a well thought out love letter to the 60s in Hollywood. Although the film follows no clear plot it ends up adding to the charm of the movie because the story Tarantino isSimply put: Quentin Tarantino has done it once again! This movie is a well thought out love letter to the 60s in Hollywood. Although the film follows no clear plot it ends up adding to the charm of the movie because the story Tarantino is trying to tell really requires no structure. It's also worth noting this movie is hilarious. It is still that signature Tarantino humor that leaves you feeling guilty for thinking such dark scenes are funny. Although this isn't Tarantino's best work it's still a standout project that is worth a watch… Expand

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maestro666Sep 7, 2019

I enjoy this movie acting, story, jokes and almost everything is amazing. Brad Pitt as Cliff Booth was my favorite character. Year 1969 was well worked out, things like music, cars, hippies and everithin else was realy nice. Only bad thingI enjoy this movie acting, story, jokes and almost everything is amazing. Brad Pitt as Cliff Booth was my favorite character. Year 1969 was well worked out, things like music, cars, hippies and everithin else was realy nice. Only bad thing for me was that some scenes (maybe 2) wasn´t nesesery like scene in cinema. For me this movie was most simular to Pulp fiction if you like Pulp fiction you going to like this also.… Expand

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DiptanshuJan 18, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Until the last act it was like a different movie!at last act it was tarantino signature!Awesome screenplay beautiful old day's Hollywood Vibe as per cinematography and one thing is permanent about sir tarentino about the soundtracks it was Great Comedy was upto the point!At last the movie was awesome even considering its running time it never felt too much strechted.The last act was enough to give such complete ending,there were flaws But no to worry about.performances was Great!A must Watch!… Expand

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CrazyStupidJakeJul 30, 2019

So much fun. Two incredible lead performances and easily Tarantino’s funniest script. It’s his least story-driven film, which is a refreshing departure. I feel like he was trying to capture this really specific time and place for the filmSo much fun. Two incredible lead performances and easily Tarantino’s funniest script. It’s his least story-driven film, which is a refreshing departure. I feel like he was trying to capture this really specific time and place for the film industry and I loved just being able to live in that for awhile with these awesome characters. There’s a reason why so much of the film is spent just hanging out with these people as they drive around L.A. or watch television together. The 1969 style and tone remain consistently hazy and aimless in the best possible way. That being said, it probably ranks 7th for me, out of his 9 amazing films.… Expand

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MovieTurtleJul 30, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A surprising fascinating movie that went beyond my expectations.
I happened into seeing it when I heard a local theater was doing 35mm showings and decided to grab a drink swing over and watch it. I hadn't originally planned to see it since the trailer looked middling, but I'm glad I did.

The movie is a slow burn that culminates in a dramatic high point of an ending.
It kind of surprised me that even with all the hints I really didn't get that this was a historical fiction until after the movie ended. An excellent addition to QT's works.… Expand

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ZZBEARNov 8, 2019

Loved everything apart from the Kiwi he puts in a lot of movies, goofiest accent on the planet aside from female yorkshire,9 because I enjoyed most everything but unlike Godam dirty hippies I dont have time to watch such a long movie in oneLoved everything apart from the Kiwi he puts in a lot of movies, goofiest accent on the planet aside from female yorkshire,9 because I enjoyed most everything but unlike Godam dirty hippies I dont have time to watch such a long movie in one sitting, took me 3 days to finish but I looked forward to it every evening.… Expand

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DemonShadow00Aug 1, 2019

One of Tarantinos best.. Fun.. Hilarious.. And absolutely creative! Leo and Brad Pitt were tremendous together and the rest of the cast did there part

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Jman98Aug 3, 2019

Not Tarantino's best work for sure, but still a masterfully directed, surprisingly hilarious movie. Even with not much of plot happening through most of the movie, it remains entertaining as all hell as you follow Leo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt'sNot Tarantino's best work for sure, but still a masterfully directed, surprisingly hilarious movie. Even with not much of plot happening through most of the movie, it remains entertaining as all hell as you follow Leo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt's chatacters through 1969's Hollywood. The 2 hr 45 min runtime flew by with an incredible sastisfying ending.… Expand

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KidcritixAug 16, 2019

Amazing movie, my second favorite film of the year so far. All performances are great especially Brad Pitt who surprisingly is more of a standout than Leonardo DiCaprio. This is some of Tarantino‘s best work in my opinion just because I loveAmazing movie, my second favorite film of the year so far. All performances are great especially Brad Pitt who surprisingly is more of a standout than Leonardo DiCaprio. This is some of Tarantino‘s best work in my opinion just because I love the film industry in the era it takes place in. My only disappointment I would say is the approach to the Manson murders but the way they approached it made it more intense at the end which I was happy for LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS MOVIE GO SEE IT!… Expand

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giantpixeledAug 19, 2019

Excellent! The movie is at the same time a loving easy pace with some shocking unexpected (wtf) reactions. I felt like been guided through a vintage Hollywoodian theme park experiencing part of the life of the amazing people that lived/worked there.

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cortezkilla901Aug 23, 2019

Obviously it's not Pulp, or Inglourious, or anything on that level. But in my opinion, it is an excellent movie. The story of friendship is touching, but how it addresses the duality of man is by far the most interesting part of the movie. InObviously it's not Pulp, or Inglourious, or anything on that level. But in my opinion, it is an excellent movie. The story of friendship is touching, but how it addresses the duality of man is by far the most interesting part of the movie. In life, don't we want to have the success and acclaim of Leo the actor? However, don't we also want to be as cool as Pitt the stuntman? We want a combination of acclaim and charisma, but we don't want to be told what to do like an actor, and we don't want to get no credit like the stuntman. Overall, great movie. Maybe it's recency bias, but I think it is Tarantino's third best film.… Expand

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mlkasaAug 24, 2019

Honestly a great movie, one of Tarentino’s best works, feels slow at points but when it gets going, oh it never slows down

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N1dlAug 26, 2019

Amazing acting, satisfying story, hilarious ending and incredible writing by Tarantino once again. I’ve never laughed that much at a movies, not alone, not with friends, not during a comedy. Probably one of my new favorite Tarantino movies.Amazing acting, satisfying story, hilarious ending and incredible writing by Tarantino once again. I’ve never laughed that much at a movies, not alone, not with friends, not during a comedy. Probably one of my new favorite Tarantino movies.

-too much feet
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jw3100Aug 31, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Although "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" imbues an inchoate aura, it does - however - succeed in its depiction of the antiquated beauty of cinema during the 1960's. It's redolent presentation of this era also contains outstanding cinematography, with DiCaprio's visage and bravura of "Rick Dalton", who is meticulous in his representation of the character's impediment. As for Pitt's "Cliff", the character offers an insight into the adroit of a stuntman - whilst also elucidating Cliff's ingrained intonation, which ultimately coalesces Rick Dalton's act. Forbye, DiCaprio and Pitt out-perform one another, whilst Margot Robbie further augments this idyllic image of retro Hollywood; irrefutably, this picture is the superior of Tarantino's 9 films, which merely adumbrates his intentions of the 10th and final film he shall direct - will it be his best?

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iamironman56Sep 9, 2019

A movie full of fun energy and great scenes although the movie has some small pacing issues its the only movie in the summer of 2019 i loved. This movie is not for everyone and the pacing could get on the mind of an average person although IA movie full of fun energy and great scenes although the movie has some small pacing issues its the only movie in the summer of 2019 i loved. This movie is not for everyone and the pacing could get on the mind of an average person although I went with a someone who see 2 movies a year and they loved it so I don't know what people all I know is that I will be anticipating Tarantinos next movie… Expand

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Kevin3Sep 12, 2019

Quentin tarantino lo hace de nuevo una asombrosa propuesta, un gran homenaje al cine de los 60'.
El final me dejo un sabor agridulce

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DPGSep 15, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Once Upon time in Hollywood is the best movie of 2019, it´s the movie of anyone tired of watching marvel would like.
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ATP199Sep 18, 2019

As much affecting drama as riotous black comedy and with a bittersweetness uncommon to its director's oeuvre. Tarantino's most mature work to date - and arguably his post-millennium masterpiece.

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isariteSep 21, 2019

I watched this movie twice, and I don't regret it at all. It is a lot more enjoyable when you know the context behind the Manson murders, though.

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gustavoriquelmeOct 5, 2019

Despite it's not one of Tarantino's best jobs, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood gives us an adventure full of suspense and emotion in his classic and phenomenal style. I totally love it.

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kcjones704Sep 27, 2019

Love his movies. Not his best...but always a cut above other. One of the best working directors today.

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Billybob43Oct 1, 2019

As expected which makes it a 9. The stars are stars. Quentin does his thing. Messing with history works.

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shravanNov 22, 2019

One of the best movies of the year 2019 and definitely the best act put forth by Brad Pitt. Both di Caprio and Pitt essayed their roles to perfection. Uncharacteristic movie by Quentin Tarantino until the climax. Just like IngloriousOne of the best movies of the year 2019 and definitely the best act put forth by Brad Pitt. Both di Caprio and Pitt essayed their roles to perfection. Uncharacteristic movie by Quentin Tarantino until the climax. Just like Inglorious Bastards, Quentin has used his creativity to deliver justice for his adored character Sharon Tate. The climax merits a critics approbation.… Expand

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FilmanwaltDec 17, 2020

Good .. better .. Tarantino. The film does everything you expect and want to see from the Tarantino master. Great soundtrack, great narrative structure (always nicely covered) and great actors.

Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio play at theGood .. better .. Tarantino. The film does everything you expect and want to see from the Tarantino master. Great soundtrack, great narrative structure (always nicely covered) and great actors.

Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio play at the very highest level. One point less for the simple reason that Pulp Fiction remains untouchable for me.

Thanks Quentin for this # 9 film.… Expand

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delphinebackDec 20, 2019

Well I guess I'm a Tarantino liking person (his movies tho). All actor are breathtaking. The cinematography look very nicely done, and we feel in the end of the 60's great job. It could feel a bit boring at times, but still very enjoyable andWell I guess I'm a Tarantino liking person (his movies tho). All actor are breathtaking. The cinematography look very nicely done, and we feel in the end of the 60's great job. It could feel a bit boring at times, but still very enjoyable and a game changer with that twist.… Expand

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