Movies Quentin Tarantino's ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD

[DaleBoca]

A four version is rumored to be released?

I can’t wait... if true.

 

[armbarforhire]

I tought QT was going to be all over BL nuts at first, I mean Kill Bill vol 1 is basically a love letter to 70s ma films, so I wonder if he actually has hear rumors or something about Lee being a prick to stunt men or something like that and thats why he didnt portrait him as real life Goku.

 

[DaleBoca]

I tought QT was going to be all over BL nuts at first, I mean Kill Bill vol 1 is basically a love letter to 70s ma films, so I wonder if he actually has hear rumors or something about Lee being a prick to stunt men or something like that and thats why he didnt portrait him as real life Goku.

 

[Peteyandjia]

 

[Lando]

I just saw it yesterday and though it was good, not great though.

I feel like the ending didn't quite make up for the long lulls at the beginning of the movie. I usually expect a QT movie to be long and start off slow, but I thought there would be better buildup as it went along. It was a funny movie though, at least funnier than most QT movies.

I thought it was pretty good. Brad Pitt’s character was really entertaining to watch. The Bruce Lee scene was silly but fun. Dicaprio’s character working on the western show was great, I really liked his performance as an actor past his glory days. Robbie’s Sharon Tate was nice to watch in the few scenes she was in. Her enjoyment of watching herself on screen was infectious. The scenery was something else. I loved seeing late ‘60’s Hollywood so lovingly recreated. I wouldn’t know if it was accurate, but you can see the time and effort put into it and how confidently Tarantino showed it off.

‘Choppy’ is the best way I can describe the story. It didn’t feel like it had a solid direction it was going. It was really long but still feels like some relevant scenes were cut. In the end it comes together, but not quite. It ended pretty much how I expected it to, with ultra violence and rewriting of history, which was somewhat satisfying. I think it was a waste to have virtually no Manson used in this movie. More about him and his followers could’ve been really interesting and built up the ending more.

Not the greatest movie experience but the acting and scenery were wonderful and you can tell that Tarantino put a lot of love and care into it.

First three quarters were drawn out, all over the place and uninteresting imo. Too much on Ricks acting career, not enough action. I almost fell asleep. The last quarter was amazing.

Not sure what to think. We were bored for 80% of the movie though so I think it's his worst film

 

[TeTe]

First three quarters were drawn out, all over the place and uninteresting imo. Too much on Ricks acting career, not enough action. I almost fell asleep. The last quarter was amazing.

Not sure what to think. We were bored for 80% of the movie though so I think it's his worst film

I really liked the scene when Cliff went to the ranch though.

 

[Lando]

I really liked the scene when Cliff went to the ranch though.

All the cliff bits were good, the bruce lee scene and the ranch in the first half. They probably should have focused the movie more on him.
Just the long cowboy acting sequences really made me struggle to stay interested

 

[AGGAMEMNON66]

I really liked the scene when Cliff went to the ranch though.

Same here. But it’s an overrated boring film that’s basically a love letter to cinematography and Hollywood


There’s basically no story to this movie.


It’s going to win big at the Oscars tho imo


@Huhla gtfih and bash Tarantino for this shit

 

[AGGAMEMNON66]

I can’t stand this broad. I enjoy watching her get bottle gif’d in ‘Hateful 8’, great scene.

 

[Peteyandjia]

I can’t stand this broad. I enjoy watching her get bottle gif’d in ‘Hateful 8’, great scene.

To each their own, but I Love this broad. Real-life Bride, real-life badass

 

[lostdog000]

i dont like much

not even a qt fan

but i liked this

 

[AGGAMEMNON66]

To each their own, but I Love this broad. Real-life Bride, real-life badass

She is the textbook definition of the ‘should be seen, and not heard..’ stereotype for women.

 

[John Mabrey]

It's not about the fact that he lost, but the way he was depicted as a buffoon.

And yes, we know plenty of white men are portrayed this way as well- but that is offset by the fact that most white roles are also positively portrayed protagonists. When there are only a handful of revered Asian stars in the West and you go out of your way to mock him for the sake of cheap laughs really is a dick move.

I'm Asian and thought it was funny

 

[John Mabrey]

I thought it was pretty good. Brad Pitt’s character was really entertaining to watch. The Bruce Lee scene was silly but fun. Dicaprio’s character working on the western show was great, I really liked his performance as an actor past his glory days. Robbie’s Sharon Tate was nice to watch in the few scenes she was in. Her enjoyment of watching herself on screen was infectious. The scenery was something else. I loved seeing late ‘60’s Hollywood so lovingly recreated. I wouldn’t know if it was accurate, but you can see the time and effort put into it and how confidently Tarantino showed it off.

‘Choppy’ is the best way I can describe the story. It didn’t feel like it had a solid direction it was going. It was really long but still feels like some relevant scenes were cut. In the end it comes together, but not quite. It ended pretty much how I expected it to, with ultra violence and rewriting of history, which was somewhat satisfying. I think it was a waste to have virtually no Manson used in this movie. More about him and his followers could’ve been really interesting and built up the ending more.

Not the greatest movie experience but the acting and scenery were wonderful and you can tell that Tarantino put a lot of love and care into it.

They showed Manson for like 5 sec ,he was played by Dewey Crowe from justified

 

[AGGAMEMNON66]

I'm Asian and thought it was funny

Don’t you know, white Liberals speak for you now

 

[John Mabrey]

All the cliff bits were good, the bruce lee scene and the ranch in the first half. They probably should have focused the movie more on him.
Just the long cowboy acting sequences really made me struggle to stay interested

Yea actually preferred Pitts character to Leo in this film which is rare for me

 

[John Mabrey]

Don’t you know, white Liberals speak for you now

Lol who was that guy trying to pwn me on chopstick placement @HulkOnViagra

 

[AGGAMEMNON66]

Lol who was that guy trying to pwn me on chopstick placement @HulkOnViagra

Hulk is a Mexican American

 

[AGGAMEMNON66]

Ahhh when is mindhunter season 2 coming out? I thought the last season was aiite but the finale was kinda underwhelming

You know what.. this weekend I think. I dig it, I’ve had the book that Douglas wrote for many years. There are a lot of terrifying things in that book, but then again all of the book is real where the show is just kinda using material here and there to add to the story.


Its cool imo what they’re doing with the show, I like atmospheric stuff and the show does an amazing job with that. ‘Zodiac’ felt the same way to me -while I can see how people could find it boring.

 

[John Mabrey]

Hulk is a Mexican American

I know