Apple iTunes Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood Download

genre Drama

directed by Quentin Tarantino

Country USA

2 h, 41 M

Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt

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I wish thats how it ended in real life, RIP too those beautiful people! Great movie. This interviewer is litteraly the best. I love the way he says “nope” 😂.

Man I wish I had the confidence of Cliff Booth to wear a hawaiian shirt like that lol

This Rick Dalton guy is a good actor, he deserves to make it big one day. This is pretty hilarious. I loved this movie! What's the song playing in the background. Brad is aging better than anyone on earth ever has. its like interview with a vampire wasnt just a movie. This is going to be blockbuster or blockbuster. Man how hot does Margot Robbie look. "That was the best acting I've ever seen in my whole life. Uh, not quite Leonardo DiCaprio but you'll always be one of my favorite stars in this lifetime or the next. DiCaprio and a host of well-known troupers (with amorphous cameos) litter the screen in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Anyway, Hollywood" is a kaleidoscope of nostalgic images, a cinematic objet d'art if you will. It's the 9th film from legendary helmer Quentin Tarantino. Tarantino will never make anything as good as 1994's Pulp Fiction. He knows it and we know it. Basically, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood dutifully escorts that trend. "Hollywood" while harboring a whole lot of movie (within a movie) meanders in shape and overall form. Made to order as Q.T.'s powered final cut, it's probably one of the most scattered editorial efforts in his 27-year canon.
In Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino uses every directorial trick in the book (and even some stuff borrowed from other filmmakers. Quentin's sense of time and place is luscious (Hollywood, CA circa 1969) he loves to film old TV sets (and grubby feet) he rocks some obscure music, his attention to detail is totally enterprising, and he gives us a balls-out surprise ending. It's just too bad "Hollywood" doesn't know what it wants to be or what it really wants to say. 161 minutes go by and there's a final act of gratuitous violence that Tarantino is quintessentially known for. Howbeit, said graphic violence doesn't quite bind together what feels like mostly a kooky comedy/drama.
Distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing and containing some tacked on narration by Kurt "Snake Plissken" Russell, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood involves washed-up actor Rick Dalton (DiCaprio) his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) and the Charles Manson saga involving the real-life Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie. Tarantino intertwines their stories through flashbacks, lasting back and forth cuts, reworked history, and Tinseltown ins and outs. The actors take it sternly, the production designers do their job, and Tarantino knows where to put the camera a la every dewy-eyed frame. Still, Hollywood" beats its own drum and provides the audience member with an uneven viewing experience. Might I suggest watching Robert Altman's The Player instead. Rating: 2 and a half stars.

Leo is me talking to people, and Tarantino is me talking to myself. I loved this movie, spectacular. Cliff killed Tex in the end with his own knife. 🔪. This Legend deserves ALL Oscars of the world. Seen it in the theaters 4 times in the same week. On of my favorites. Can't wait to own it and watch it all the time. Second time watching this movie and I just realized that Quentin's Wife is in the movie. I'm hunting for some moccasin shoes. That punch was so perfect. This movie is actually really wholesome, actors complimenting each other, no betrayal, no drama, and amazingly satisfactory ending with no sad death scenes. 3:44 after watching the film, when brad pitt did that handmotion i instantly thought that he was going for a cigarette. Whole theatre laughed when Cliff said the devils business line to the cops :DD.

He looks like a young Robert Redford. Tarantino is the type of guy that doesnt remember that hes told you a story so he tells it to you again and Leo is the type of guy polite enough to re-listen to it again and go “Mhmmm”. That scene was HELLA SATISFYING. The amount of details. Tarantino is a living legend.

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