Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Spoiler Review
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Kristian Harloff, Dennis Tzeng and John Rocha sit down to discuss their SPOILER thoughts of Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The new film stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and a sprawling cast of characters (including everyone from Al Pacino to Lena Dunham) who populate Tarantino's version of 1969 Hollywood. How did this newest effort stack up against previous QT films? Find out in this deep dive discussion and review.
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My theater was howling when Rick walked out the shed! The finale is instantly iconic.
So true
I usually sit and watch movies quietly in theaters, but I began clapping at that moment and got the people around me to clap too. So cathartic!
Rick Rick some movies I understand why people clap. First movie I seen anyone clap at the end of was Pearl Harbor and I didn’t understand but when the lights turned on the majority of the people in the theater was old people.
@@peloponnesians 1st movie I seen claps was independence day . When sec of defense got fired by pres .
lol it's so funny and too awesome not to be fully appreciated.
I choked up at the end when Brad Pitt was going into the ambulance and Leonardo was concerned for him. This is a Bromance movie.
Brad and Brandy and Brad and Leo were the MVP duos of that movie
I kinda felt that way when DiCaprio nailed his line finally while holding that girl hostage and everyone congratulated him...😪
Chow Down TV hell yea lol. Those 2 were so great the writing and chemistry with them was just A1 I could watch a whole franchise of just bromance movies with them
Fuckin awesome movie (ending especially)
Yet just like in movies, the stuntman was fucked up, going to the hospital. And the star got to go hang out with celebrities 😩
THE ENDING WAS ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL. my theater audience was going ham. the music, the action, the comedy. awesome.
Juan Galaviz Lmao nah. Disappointed how little violence there was. Literally under 3min-5min
lol epic ending... a fantastic movie-watcher experience.
Tell me about it! Saw it at QT movie theater the New Beverley and we all went nuts.
Tarantino had an entire saga with the main character as a female kung fu superhero who is determined to get to Bill. And he did that in 2003 when no one was having a female take that kind of a lead. Lazy to say he has a thing against women, ridiculous actually. Jackie Brown was a badass female character as well.
Zoe Bell in Death Proof
Shoshana In inglorious basterds. She literally kills the ss
There is no pleasing these maniacs. They see offense in any and everything.
100% this these sjw’s just make stuff up today...
Fair point. But still doesnt dismiss specific problematic scenes in his other films. Not lazy. Rigorous.
I love that the tv says “now the moment you’ve all been waiting for” and then this version of the Manson murder happens.
worth the 13 bucks to see Rick Dalton walk out of his shed with a mfking flame thrower ready to get down.....oh an by the way Rocha, they're called exploitation films for a reason. jus sayin
13? I paid 17 lol
@@diazmornings I paid $6.50 hahaha
Where do you pay that much?
I paid $7. Military discount, baby!
$7.50 matinee
Has Rocha ever seen the ending of death proof?? Tarantino has shown a ton of violence toward men. The thing is he just shows violence against evil people in his movies
he just repeats what he hears smarter people say.
He is such a pretend feminist it’s so annoying and he’s been doing it more and more lately
Literally Kill Bill how many people die
Men* how many men die?
Rocha thinks women’s rights is the way to go! It really should be rights for all which is not what feminism is!
Anyone else notice that the director of the 4th Italian film is the same guy Eli Roth pretended to be in Inglorious Basterds?
I laughed so hard in the theater when that came on screen, and leaned over and whispered to my friend “Mar-ga-rey-ti” (or basically said it how Roth said it in IB)
Antonio Margheriti.
Yes and it absolutely killed me
made all the more sense when Landa put the pieces together in “Basterds”
No... I missed it!!!! dammit...
I saw it today. I loved it so damn much. Brad pitt at the end was amazing. The whole time brad is on screen he's awesome. He needs a nomination.
Aaron Hatcher He better get A nomination he was Fantastic
The violence is it really that brutal? Compared to the hateful 8 is more gorey?
@@fatague9831 no it's not it's hilarious. It makes fun of the Manson family
Aaron Hatcher that’s what i thought thx!
Aaron Hatcher Yeah. The Manson family are assholes. They should be made fun of.
Rocha really out here defending the Manson Flower Children...
@Jonathan Parks Exactly. Plus the historically factual events of what happened that night are cause enough for them to receive that pain in OUATIH
They killed Sharon while she begged for her life and they told the whole world what her last words were (adding them also possibly trying to use the Tate murders to frame it on the Black Panthers) yeah the violence was a little over the top (it's Tarantino, what did he expect?) But it's the treatment they SHOULD have gotten that night.
@@Allonsy305 Also, they were going to kill Sharon Tate afterwards anyway. So the fictional characters did indirectly prevent a real murder.
@Jonathan Parks They were evil cultists that were going to murder innocent people. Yes, they didn't commit any murders that night but what would you have preferred? The opposite?
@Jonathan Parks I'm mixed on it. Sometimes I can understand it and sometime it flies over my head. Apologies for not getting it this time.
Social Justice Rocha getting in there... cmon dude give it a break it’s just a fictional movie
When did Rocha become such a goddamn snowflake...a beige silly snowflake??? LOLOL 🤘🤘🤘
Those SJWs come in looking for shit don't they? Nobody had a thing to say about there being no black actors in the movie.
And a retro 1960s movie, Me too is 50 years later
He’s a dumbass and just does it to promote his platform. He thinks without being a fake feminist he would be nowhere, and he’s been doing it more and more
Blake Harris I didn’t even notice there were no Black Actors. I wondered if Sam would ever show up but I figured that Black Actors/Actresses just weren’t around in 1969 and that’s all but it’s still weird to think that they just didn’t exist in the movie
Rocha being offended by the violence against women in this movie... 🤦🏻♂️
Awkward Arsic that little rant he went on not just about the violence against woman but the racist stuff too is just a huge 🤦🏽♂️ like cmon Rocha!
He should get a grip.
He tries too hard to be offended for other people
MarvelousMusic so true
He’s not completely off base. Some issues. He definitely fetishizes them.
And loved the Antonio Margarite call back from Inglorious Bastards too
Airwalker OG I got that too!
it made all the more sense on how Landa was able to smell out the Basterds’ bs, considering how the Bear Jew was posing as a famous italian director
Sam Winchester I thought it meant that he got out of the explosion. But maybe he did just take his name.haha
I knew I heard that name somewhere. 😂 That's awesome
His foot Fetish really is shown in this movie, so many up close shots of peoples feet, I couldn’t stop noticing it
I saw warts and blisters. I don't know how you could get aroused by that. Gross.
Deathproof showcases them even more
It's the only QT self-indulgence I've never liked, mainly because most of the feet are unappealing. It's also kinda creepy (for mainstream cinema, anyway).
@@oceanblueheart1472 Wouldn't have made sense for Pussycat to have a perfect pedicure. Walking all over LA dumpster diving and what not, in sandals, would certainly give you some callouses.
I think it’s pretty subjective really to say feet are “weird”, could done with just one though in the movie
I really thought the Steve McQueen scene was fascinating. I loved that last line of the scene, "I never stood a chance".
Really looked like him.
Damian did one hell of a job. Steve did like to fool around a lot.
In real life, Steve McQueen was suppose to be at Sharon Tate's house the night she died. His wife talked him out of it.
Idk about the violence towards women, the guy got fuuuucked up by the dog
The VHS Guy I felt more bad for the guy then the girls
@@bigboychris446 I'd say the girl who got her face smashed in got it the worst because he did it over and over. And i think Tex deserved it the most because he definitely was the most evil
The VHS Guy agreed
The VHS Guy dude, the other girl, she got smashed by a can, fucked up bu the dog, went through a glass window, and then gets burnt to a crisp ... I know she was still going (for parodic reasons clearly, and awesome btw), but she got super fucked
Let's not forget his ferocious wonder dog Brandy is a She, unless they wanna make that sexist, too.
I loved this movie so much, now my favorite Tarantino film, possibly my favorite film of all time, but for a lot of personal reasons. Having grown up in CA during that time, I went back to see it again the next day just because it took me back to that time so completely. It touched what I didn't realize was still such a raw nerve about those killings. Manson killed the hippie movement and hippie culture and turned a movement based on anti-war sentiment, peace and free love into something so horrific we had a hard time understanding it. His treatment of Tate at the end was so tender and beautiful that I cried at the end, even harder the second time. Tarantino allowed us to realize our collective fantasy ending to such an extent that both audiences applauded and laughed at the violence. It was one of those private "YES!" moments. What we would have wanted to do if we were there. I could watch this movie every day and never get tired of it. For me, it was perfection and I have even more respect and love for Tarantino.
Really violence against women really ? , the women pulled knives on Brad Pitt’s character they came to kill him.
* violent
Tarantino's revenge on the Manson family was the greatest thing ever. Can't wait to see it again
Margot Robbie is undervalued. She sets up the pathos for Sharon Tate. She doesn't make Tate perfect. She has human quirks. (She snores. She likes to watch herself in movies. She has odd taste in men.) But you don't ever feel this person deserved a tragic fate. She is also the counterpoint to Cliff and Rick's flagging careers. She had opportunities to make it, while Cliff/Rick were running out of chances.
Funniest and least violent Tarantino film. Haters can suck it. Touching ending. WISH this happened to the Manson family and victims involved. ❤
Most violent in my opinion
matty stuart
You must have only seen this movie, or have your head up your ass, with that stupid comment.
I think Jackie Brown is the least violent and one of his funniest but this movie and Jackie Brown are definitely my 2 favorites by Tarantino :))
Brad Pitt in the climax was simply awesome. He kicked ass for real.
AJ Taylor especially for being high on acid
"nah, it's something dumber than that" ... then gives the murderous hippie an in your face tour of Rick Dalton's house... epic
@@TheMovieWatcherClub That part was great. Brad Pitt is just straight entertaining in any role he's in.
I agree... He's very famous, but not really for his acting ability. I remember wondering why no body liked Mr. and Mrs. Smith as much as I did when it came out. I think he's a great actor.
@@TheMovieWatcherClub I think it's because he's much more of a physical actor and less of an emotional one. Still, he's one of the best to ever do it.
Idk how you can think that Tarantino has a “hatred” towards women when your talking about the same guy that made Kill Bill.
Michael Stephan SJW’s like Rocha tend to forget that a lot
He made the bride in kill bill fucking awesome and what rocha doesn't get is these are the BAD GUYS who decided to break in to a house with weapons and wanted to kill everyone, plus the guy Tex got it way fucking worse imo he has his balls chewed off and his face bit off lol
they don't care about your facts or logic or your ability to rationalize the death of real life murders in a fictional movie... I wish they did care, but they don't.
Not Brian Wilson. It was Terry Melcher’s house and Dennis Wilson was the Beach Boy that Manson was once friends with.
Lol thats what I was checking to see if someone said. Kudos
Yup that’s why Charlie asked for Terry and Dennis in the movie
I’m glad someone else caught that
After seeing the ranch scene, I would now love to see Tarantino do a horror movie
Who is this guy in the middle? He should go back in his bubble
I Absolutely Loved this Film, I Understand all of the other opinions and their issues but those issues didn't bother me, its essentially amazing to me and the ending and What Rick does..... One of the Funniest moments in Tarantino History Imo
Can I hang out with Leo and Pitts characters more? I just want an extended universe of their journeys together
Yea ppl were saying this movie was to long or the middle was dull? I thought the middle was the best part and wish the movie was an hour longer. The best part of this movie for me was the world and vibe that they created. I’d love to see another movie in this 1960s LA.
Why does everyone keep saying this movie is slow and long, every Tarantino movie is slow and long but what makes this movie feel less slow is the amazing characters and I think the ending is exactly what the movie needed to show how over the top Tarantino does his action sequences, loved this movie
Noah Iellina I agree. Every Tarantino movie is slow and long throughout but there’s usually a big pop at the beginning of each of his movies (Inglorious Bastards, Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction) that gets everybody’s attention. This one was more driven by the relationship between the two main characters and the big pop didn’t happen until the end. Loved it either way
Airwalker OG Ya I think the opening scene isn’t as engaging as his other films but the scene towards the beginning with al Pacino had me locked into the movie, glad u liked it!
I don’t think it’s as entertaining as some of his other long, slow films. Inglorious Basterds is my favorite of his films (and to me is a perfect example), and it’s slow and long, but with a complete purpose. Most of the scenes are building tension brilliantly throughout, and though the scenes are long, they don’t feel it. I’m not saying I feel negatively towards this film, but the slower scenes don’t feel like the build to anything. For instance the scene where Pitt walks into the house on the ranch, just to find the man laying there the exact same way everyone told him he would be... it builds tension the way a IB scene would, without any payoff. Not only is there no payoff, but there’s no reason for the tension to be there in the first place.
Keith MacDonald I liked the scene on the ranch because we didn’t know how it was gonna go down, in his other movies(like inglorious bastards) it’s obvious at a certain point during the intense scenes that is just gonna end with someone dying, but I understand ur point, Inglorious basterds is one of my fav Tarantino movies as well it’s awesome!
Noah Iellina i agree that that part of the ranch scene was interesting watching it for the first time, but when you go back and rewatch that part it’s just going to be slow, and you’re going to remember that it’s building to nothing. But like I said, for a first time watch it is tense and interesting how you’re never quite sure what’s going to happen
I adore this film. The Bruce Lee caneo was fun and I knew it came from a place of love. The brutality felt warranted to me since Tarantino has grown from revenge fantasy to retribution fantasy. I love love love this. Brad Pitt deserves all of the recognition for this performance.
Its pretty funny because later ill remember like o yeh Tarantino loved Bruce Lee, Kill Bill was sich an.homage with the yellow outfit and her training.with the one inch punch
Tarantino did Death Proof back before the feminist female empowerment men are evil movement...I reject your hypothesis.
The only complaints these guys have with the movie revolve around the aspects of the movie that are either a) left purposefully ambiguous or b) rely on our preexisting knowledge of history. Neither of these complaints are valid in my mind. QT is not someone who panders to his audience. I know that nowadays audiences love to be spoon-fed everything but the best movies are the ones where the director lets the audience choose what happens (i.e., did Cliff kill his wife or not?). The tension which builds during the entire film revolves around our knowledge of the historical (and horrific) acts that happened to Sharon Tate and her guests at her Hollywood home. If you don't know what happened to Sharon Tate then you're probably too young to watch this movie because QT doesn't pander to his audiences and he's not one to give a history lesson. QT loves films and this is a movie for people who love films. This is why I love Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and why it's the movie that 2019 needed.
Quentin said he shut the 101 down for one hour during filming.
I was literally cheering, thats a great callback to the time period and a previous scene
I heard he built all the signs and restaurants as well, and there was no green screen
Andrew Laxton that’s probably why it was so expensive for Tarantino. Granted it worked out well!
I reject your hypothesis Rocka
The saddest part of the film is when Jay Sebring going to the gate and speaking to Rick... knowing what actually happened.
Absolutely adored this movie. One of my favourite parts of it was the poster of “Operazione Dynamite”, the Bond rip-off that Dalton films. It is directed by a certain “Antonio Marghareti”. Lost my shit when I put together the dots.
I caught that too! Lol
That was an awesome Easter egg!
I don’t get it
Donny Bale it’s referring to a scene in inglorious bastards Italian director
I love that Tarantino does not bow to the PC culture.
This was tarantinos most heartfelt movie...and the movie was great even without the ending i loved the juxtaposition of rick acting as a cowboy and cliff basically being a cowboy on the ranch
The movie plays like a Spaghetti Western in spots.
I disagree Margot Robbie was misused. She’s the theme of the film
Yeah i have to agree with you. I don't see anyone else saying it but Sharon Tate was the film for me. I think it Margot protrayed her brilliantly with as little dialogue as she was given but it was definitely intentional and i enjoyed it.
Brad Pitt deserves an Oscar for this!
People in the comments section seem more knowledgeable about movies, rather than the two guys on the left. What kind of guys you are hiring ?
The ending was fantastic
I have never laughed so much at violent beating as I did with the ginger's trip around the living room. I was in tears.
Sick
It was hilarious! And the flame thrower scene was also amazing!
I reject the guy in the middle
The Brown Mountain Lights any sensible person would
Man I loved this film. Overtime, I truly believe this film will become iconic.
You guys are acting like SJW’s, there was nothing wrong with Bruce Lee’s and Sharon Tate’s portrayals considering this is a work of fiction
And it works bc bruce did train sharon for the wrecking crew in real life so he has a reason to be in there and Sharon was used really well considering the ending if she was there anymore it would of taken away from what this movie is really about a washed up movie actor and his stunt double and there relationship
The Bruce Lee portrayal was laughably bad. Just a goofy, unfunny and annoying cartoon character, nothing more.
Rob16164 but in fairness, it’s from cliffs perspective. When we see him train Sharon Tate, that’s the true Bruce Lee.
TheLaneSplitter MC
The point is not about what they do within the fiction. The point is how real life Tarantino chose to utilize minority characters in his movie.
Cherry
Try doing something like that with an african American and see what happens.
I thought the Bruce Lee VS Brad Pitt fight was Cliffs day dreaming while fixings Leo's cable on the roof and that could explain why Bruce Lee is such an animated character because its actually how Cliff imagined Bruce Lee would be (someone who Cliff has probably never met). I think this day dream shows how confident in himself Cliff is.
Exactly!! Also that huge dent in the car!!
Yes thats how i saw it too
I think that event WAS supposed to have happened, which is why Randy being on was a no go for the new film, but I think it was meant to be overblown in his mind. Remembering Bruce Lee taking it easy on him as some sort of epic sparring match.
You both could be right. It probably actually happened, which is why when he’s done thinking about it he’s like “fair enough” but could be remembering it his way which is why the debt is so huge and Bruce lee is more animated
I thought the daydream was obvious.
John Rocha with the Beta statement of the year.
Saw it yesterday and it’s really creeping into my brain today, masterpiece! Pitt was great but Leo breaks your heart. Can’t wait to see it again and again and again...
The flashback scene with Pitt’s wife ends with the sound of a crashing wave; you could almost assume that that is what caused him to pull the trigger, killing his wife
Keith MacDonald I fully believe that Cliff intentionally killed his wife. This was probably an effort by Tarantino to make him a grey character
DirtyDinner24 the more I think about it (and see the movie) I do believe he intentionally killed his wife, though I like that being there because it leaves it open to a possible discussion of him having not done it. Either that, or you could use the wave as an interpretation of something else. It might possibly symbolize his building anger at his wife, and as we hear the wave hit that is his wave of anger hitting (and him pulling the trigger)
Best Tarantino movie since Pulp Fiction-loved every minute of this.
Plus without a doubt,the best ending of his career!
Samuel L Jackson had his cameo as the eye patched card player in the western bar scene. No dialog.
I thought that was him. But I wasn't sure since he had no dialgue (especially since Sam Jackson is know for his long monologues). But he's not listed in the IMDB so i don't think it was him.
Brad Pitt was given the best moments, but DiCaprio nailed the alcoholic has-been.
I've seen it twice... It's fabulous! And everyone were right where they were supposed to be and right on schedule in genius Quentins perfect timing!!! Brilliant!!! Another great film!!!!!
My favorite thing in the movie is the subtle reference to Walt Disney which at first feels like Tarrrinito just throwing pop culture references... but it alludes to flim which puts a happy ending on a tragic tale..something that doesn't make sense.. i agree with you guys that you have know the history for the movie to work...
Ok I just got home from seeing this movie, there was a collection of amazing scenes some of the most well acted and memorable scenes I’ve seen in a QT movie, but there was at least 45 minutes of the movie that should of been cut, a whole bunch of pointless scenes and conversations that weren’t interesting, people literally driving in a car with nothing else happening takes up probably 25 minutes of the movie, but HOLY SHIT that was one of the greatest endings iv ever seen. It’s so difficult to give a verdict.
J Alves that’s exactly what I thought. There was way too many scenes of rick dalton acting. It fell flat for me. The ending was good. But It just wasn’t what I had been waiting 2 years for. And..idk....I’m just disappointed
I agree, I loved the movie but Sharon Tate going to the theater to watch her own movie was pointless, thats an extra 10 minutes that could have been cut.
@@markrestua1276 No way QT was going to cut a scene featuring Margot Robbie's feet. Just not happening.
Quentin was 7 years in 1969 and he lived Los Angeles as a kid while his parents were driving 🚗 car. That’s why you notice many banners, street and loud radio. As an adult he remember LA of that era this way
Thank God someone finally said it!
I completely disagree with Dennis, I knew very little on the subject of matter and saw the movie with a blank perspective and found it to so mind grabbing that I proceeded to do my own research and throughout still loved the movie
The Tate-Polanski home was owned by Rudi Altobelli, and was once rented by Terry Melcher (son of Doris Day, and music producer) and his then-girlfriend Candice Bergen. Brian Wilson really had no involvement with Manson--other than changing up the lyrics and tempo to a Manson song (giving writing credit to his brother Dennis Wilson). Dennis actually picked up two of the Manson girls and took them home--later that day the WHOLE family moved into his home! When Dennis and Manson had a falling out. After draining Dennis' bank account, stealing and hocking his gold records, and destroying his abode, Manson threatened Dennis by handing him a bullet. Dennis ran for his life. Melcher also ran for his life. Trust me, I've done my research.
Leonardo Dicaprio and Brad Pitt were excellent it reminded of John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson or Nick Frost and Simon Pegg.
Rocha, don't overthink it man..it's a "fantasy" movie!...member..."once upon a time"...
Tex had to "Say Auf Wiedersehen" to his hippie balls. I count that as brutal.
Quentin likes destroying villain's balls in his movies.
When they were advertising one of the rick dalton projects they said one of them was directed by “Antonio margariiiiiitiii” another inglorious bastards reference lol
And the Cliff kicked his head in.
Honestly I was squirming Tarantino was actually going to show the gruesome murder unfold and a Gored Unborn. Mercy!!!
But I was glad he did do an Alternative Sense of Avenged Justice of the fallen victims of that bloody load of freaks!
This meme of everything being "problematic" is extremely tired..
After seeing this movie, i just wanna say that margot robbie had plenty of screen time imo she had so many scenes i couldn’t even count them, idk why people saying she would’ve been a cameo.
The main bruce lee scene when he fights Cliff is all in Cliffs head while he is repairing the aerial? So it didnt even happen and it was just him overthinking how if he did work on that set it would end up going down like that.
Rick told Cliff that the stunt coordinator for "Lancer" was the same guy for "The Green Hornet". So Rick wasn't even going to bother asking if Cliff could have a job in production. Cliff was recalling the events on the set of "The Green Hornet" as to why that was the case.
@@erikmajalca1818 Will have to watch a second time. Even still, the whole scene was in Cliffs head and the way he remembers it happening so all the fuss over how Lee was depicted is just stupid.
Am I the only one that found the ending underwhelming, feel like I’m the only one. I was waiting for them to kill manson and the entire family not just in the house.
If you don’t know about Sharon Tate or Bruce Lee or the Manson family? You need to know about 60’s Hollywood and first and foremost Quentin. This was poetic if you missed his messages.
Really enjoyed it. I look forward to a second viewing.
It's like watching your dad's friends talk about their first Tarantino movie
At 8:05. Someone tells Rocha that he's talking about Manson women, not regular bystanders! and Cliff beats the shit out of a guy earlier in the movie!
The violence towards women in his films I think is designed to be shocking. We are decensitised toward man on man violence. But violence involving women is another level. I don't think Tarantino is 'angry' at them, I think he just wants to shock the audience. The fact that you don't feel comfortable is the point
And that's one of the reasons I dislike him.
Rocha on every single actress on the movie: “she was FANTASTIC SOO GOOD EVERYONE WILL KNOW HER NAME SOON IM NOT A WHITE KNIGHT IM NOT A WHITE KNIGHT”
Tarantino's best film since Inglorious Basterds! A masterpiece!
peak woke when you are mad that the Manson murders weren't treated "fairly"
Sharon Tate should’ve been a cameo role....every time we cut to Margot I was like why is any of this important. Cliff and Rick is the movie I loved. Felt like I was watching an extended cut of a much better shorter movie
QT was trying to honor Tate and show the viewers that she was a great person
Tarantino was setting it up as if Sharon Tate was the one going to be murdered in this movie, thats why he kept focusing on her. It kept audience guessing whether its going to happen or not
peterpumpkineater69 _ That’s all well and good but he doesn’t develop her as a character at all and her scenes go nowhere you could’ve honored her with a small bit part but you dedicated so much time to cutting back to Sharon and he completely throws off the pacing of the movie
big money you can set up a bait and switch without having the audience sit through literally 30 minutes of pointless footage. Her character is one dimensional and has no bearing on the story except as the “neighbor” so you can fulfill that with a small bit part. But we constantly cut back to her when your deep into the actual story with Cliff and Dalton being told. It’s jarring and he kinda makes a 2 hour and 10 minutes masterpiece into a 2 hour and 40 minute really good movie with severe pacing issues
I just saw it earlier tonight and wow did I ever love it. I would agree there is a lot of characters with little depth, but the dialogue is A+, the ending was amazing, and 100% agree the scene with Rick and the little girl may be the best scene in the whole movie
I saw the film and when Dennis said they were acting like it was a Marvel movie. K understood that reference.
Being a big film buff seeing the characters that were hanging around and having been on a film set before seeing all the actions and crew members. It really is love letter to Hollywood with lots of Easter eggs especially if you know your history.
Its not opened ended, no reason for his finger on the trigger at that second, QT was showing us he did it.
As someone who has a stutter, I loved what they did with Rick and his stutter. It slips up from time to time and no one spoke about it. Very realistic
Writing was so fantastic, immersive and was something I was definitely looking forward too and wanting to see. Left happy and extremely excited for a second viewing.
DinoYT LOL did we watch the same movie?
Just saw it and loved every minute!
straightedge veganbel one of the best movies I’ve seen this year!
Margaret Qualley just got nominated for an Emmy!
The Bruce Lee stuff was amazing. That scene was incredible. Bruce Lee did self promote, and it worked to a large degree to build him as a legend. But realistically Cassius Clay (aka Muhammad Ali) would indeed have wiped the floor with him. Bruce and Cliff fight, each knocking the other on their bums. It was a respectful draw, and then you have comedy schtick with the car and Zoe Bell. Perfect. It advances the plot. Cliff is not the showman, but when the situation calls for it, he is capable and unafraid of violence.
We build up movie stars like invulnerable myths. Jean-Claude van Damme famously got his *** handed to him in a bar by bodyguard Barry Zito. Taking a little air out of Bruce Lee is not offensive. It's a comment on the Hollywood image and perhaps an alternative version.
Jackie chan got mugged by a guy with pocket knife i think too
Its not just his fighting ability it's his personality he defamed for a cheap bit..
these guys don't know the true story cuz it was terry melchers house who was a record producer and musician ( 3: 05 )
The ending was great! The violence was great because that's what the Manson family deserved
In the context of the film, what did they deserve it for?
@@liampatrick3110 Broke into their house with guns and weapons and were threatening death u clown
@@chrisburton4128 They deserved to be brutally murdered for THAT?
John "problematic" Rocka. The sensitive outlaw. Lol. Did you see Kill Bill? or Deathproof?
they don't care about your facts or logic or your ability to rationalize the death of real life murders in a fictional movie... I wish they did care, but they don't.
Brad's Pitt's character probably killed his wife. His character isn't supposed to be a good guy. He's supposed to be human.
I’m pretty sure cliff admits to killing his wife during the scene with him and the Manson girl in the car when she tries to blow him and she ends up just laying her head on his lap he says something to the degree of how he is not gonna go to jail over some putang then she replies with something then cliff says if I was to go to jail over a woman I can guarantee it wouldn’t be you.. I take it as he’s saying if he’s gonna go to jail over something that has to do with a woman it would be if he ever got caught murdering his wife.
At the ranch, Cliff mentioned to Tex he was on a chain gang in Houston for a few weeks. I took that as a punishment for the murder
@@theunderbite he says it was for punching a cop and breaking his jaw
@@KokoTheGorilla69 Got it. I guess I missed that line
Nobody:
Rick Dalton: those damn hippies!
Brad & Leo's movie through and through. Their performances are the reason to see it
An alternate ending I read would have worked well:
Brad Pitt’s character Cliff Booth does hear something going on in Tate’s home, he, his dog and Rick Dalton sneak into the Tate house to see what’s going on. While sneaking around they come across Bruce Lee who is hiding and preparing to attack the Manson family hippies. The hippies have got Sharron and her friends tied up. All three of them attack the hippies with a similar outcome to the movie.
In that way it would have tied the side character plots together a little better and the audience would understand that these hippies deserved what they got. An ass kicking from Bruce Lee and Cliff Booth plus a flame thrower wielding Rick Dalton.
Your ending is ten times better than the one we got.
I had a very interesting trip at the movies today. I went just got finished watching OAATH at my theater. Just as I was finishing purchasing my ticket the was a power surge. The brown out cut out power in every auditorium. Just when it was on the last 15 minutes of Brad Pitt going to town on Tex and Co. They had to give out re-admit passes. Once power was sustainable they had to rewind back to the said scene above. I didn't want to leave so I watched it again everything was cool until it happened again this time during the Lancer with the girl and leos dialogue scene. No sooner than 15 minutes the movie started right back up and I gotten two more re-admit passes. So it was a very interesting visit to the movies.
Brad and Leo both deserves nomination. Glad Leo finally has an Oscar but he did get it for the wrong film. Deserved it for so many others that came before but I hope both won for this film.
Did anyone pick up on the Inglorious Basterds reference? When they are narrating the Italian films Leo does when he says he was in the 007 knock off directed by ANTONIO MARGHERITI!!! The fake Itailian film maker Eli Roth was pretending to be at the end of Inglorious Basterds. I popped out loud and nobody in the theater knew what I was excited about or got it.
Uma Thurman's daughter, Kevin Smiths Daughter, Bruce Willis' daughter... Even genetically a Hollywood movie :)
Andie MacDowell's daughter too, who had the biggest role of the bunch as Pussycat.
@@patrickomalley9716 I didn't realize that was Andie MacDowell's daughter, I couldn't figure out why she looked so familiar to me, and it's because looking at it with that knowledge, she a few of her mother's features.
@@RagnarokMic Yep, I just found out about the relation myself recently. Was kind of nice to not know for a few of her performances, since actor's kids often have to deal with the baggage, good or bad, of their famous parents. Seemed appropriate to point it out here though.
8:25 i think the dog did a lot of damage to the guy, before brad pitt curb stomped his face in 🤷🏻♂️
A pit bull locking in on your junk isn't pleasant at all
@@Scrapluv That dog should get an Academy Award.
It actually wasn’t the house of Brian Wilson, but record producer Terry Melcher, who denied Manson a recording deal. Manson was introduced to Melcher by DENNIS Wilson, drummer of The Beach Boys and brother of Brian.
I disagree that brad Pitt was the standout. He was really good, but I felt that Leo had to go to deeper places.
I have to agree with the middle guy. QT builds up this sinister air about the Family and threw it away with that slapstick parody ending .