161minutes Emile Hirsch UK Ratings=8 of 10 Stars Writed by=Quentin Tarantino review=Set in Los Angeles, 1969. Over the hill TV actor, Rick Dalton, and his best friend and stunt-double, Cliff Booth, strive to reignite their careers as their failure is juxtaposed with the success of Rick's new next door neighbours: Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski. Rick and Cliff become unwittingly entangled with the infamous Manson family in the process
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Can someone tell Nostalgia Critic to get off my recommendation. Ive watched this movie twice already I love it. I loved Leos acting and Brad Pitt was a total badass. The actress playing Connie Stevens also looks like Joey Heatherton.
Tbf Kimbo was a Go-rilla as well joe. Remember what Seth the karate boy did to him. Joe always has this narrative that size matters.
What are the chances that possession-less hippie would know how to change a tire.
Beautiful cinematography, excellent acting, endearing soundtrack, and wonderful "feel.
But the plot is nonexistent for the first hour of the film, and progresses at only 2 points:When it is introduced (in the middle of the film) and when it ends (at the end. The plot goes from A, disappears, and then goes straight to Z.
This movie is a collection of many great scenes that are connected mostly just by the characters within them. It is a character study for sure, but even the worst character studies have a strong central plot. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood does not.
With a more prevalent plot, this film is an absolute ten. As is, anything more than a seven is hard to justify.
I love the moment at 3:26 brandy is already ready to tear them up but he silently motions her to sit because hes not sure if he should kill them yet. Your loss, Angelina. 21:06 - It's not Spider-Man. Funnily enough, the actor who played director Sam Wanamaker in OUATIH was. You just know these people would all vote for Bernie.
This will be my lifestyle now during corona. Bruce Lee would never throw the first strike. He is the master of the art of the intercepting fist. Ladies bam. I really enjoyed the film. The camera operating on this whole sequence is great, especially the first 4 minutes and 10 seconds. And you dont really notice its one move because the writing and acting are so good. “I met Bruce when he was working on the television series, Green Hornet,” recalled LeBell. “Benny Dobbins was stunt coordinator for the show and he called and asked me to check out some kid by the name of Bruce Lee. ‘I got this guy who does the same stuff you do, Dobbins said. Of course Benny didnt know the difference between judo and kung fu, but he wanted me to watch this new actor work. One of the first things I noticed was that although Bruce was small, about 130 pounds, he had a tremendous upper body. Bruce was also very fast and wanted to always take the action beyond what the script called for. Once the director called action, he got that and a lot more from Bruce.” New to American humor, the Chinese actor didnt know what to make of it when Gene hoisted him over his shoulders and ran up and down the stairs doing a firemans carry with Lee draped over his shoulders. “Stuntmen and wrestlers have their own brand of humor and at first Bruce didnt take my little joke too kindly,” LeBell said with a chuckle. “Eventually he realized we were just welcoming him into our group and before long he fit right in with the rest of the rowdy stuntmen.”.
Why do i get the feeling that for better or worse this will probably Quentin Tarantino's most talked about film for a while. Please tell me SOMEONE else got that whole ending. This film is just so darn spectacular. Ever since I saw the film last week I cannot get it out of my mind & cannot stop romanticizing about it, this feels like a cinematic masterpiece.
Life was so simple back then. Very satisfying finale to Tarantino's ninth. Not my favourite. So glad he's still making films.
That dog food flavours? Child Flavour, Racoon Flavour and Rat Flavour
The Indians invented their version of MMA, then the Greeks had their version. Its not new its just been rediscovered and made available to the general public in an acceptable fashion. This was QTs best film since Pulp Fiction. For sure. And you were on a horsey. I love that even when he was ridiculously high as a kite, he didn't rat out on Rick. He only sad just one sleeping in the back meaning Francesca. He will always protect his friend no matter what. 26:30 He never sold out. I dont know why but that part hit me like a truck. Leonardo DiCaprio feels like one of the last true mainstream actors who stars in roles that challenge himself and challenge audiences. I guess it just feels like that theres still people out there trying to do something real and not glossy or clean, and theyve been right under our noses the whole time.
8:47 haha best reaction from joe.
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