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Thread: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood discussion thread.....(spoilers)

post 1584796491 07-27-2019, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Tamorlane⏩
does it 'feel' like a Tarantino movie?
100%

I went in not knowing wtf the movie was about. It all clicked near the end when Tex said he was "doing what Charlie said or else he is a liar " and they all were talking about killing fascists. I was thinking "holy shid, this is an actual event that happened!" because I thought about the dates and the dialogue about hippies.

Also you know it is a Quenten Tarantino movie when he puts unnecessary foot **** shid into it. I was both grossed out and deeply impressed at how annoying he made the feet characters. The man is getting better with time and experience. He actually annoyed me AND caused me to be annoyed at the characters while annoying me.

10/10 because I rarely see movies and don't watch TV. I had tickets from donating blood. Feels good man.

Brad Pitt is alpha as fuark too. I am a bigger fan of his now more than ever for nailing the stunt driver role and staying in shape with age. (no homo)

I would pre-order the Blu-ray right now if I could.


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post 1584796691 07-27-2019, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Softworn⏩
100%

I went in not knowing wtf the movie was about. It all clicked near the end when Tex said he was "doing what Charlie said or else he is a liar " and they all were talking about killing fascists. I was thinking "holy shid, this is an actual event that happened!" because I thought about the dates and the dialogue about hippies.

Also you know it is a Quenten Tarantino movie when he puts unnecessary foot **** shid into it. I was both grossed out and deeply impressed at how annoying he made the feet characters. The man is getting better with time and experience. He actually annoyed me AND caused me to be annoyed at the characters while annoying me.

10/10 because I rarely see movies and don't watch TV. I had tickets from donating blood. Feels good man.

Brad Pitt is alpha as fuark too. I am a bigger fan of his now more than ever for nailing the stunt driver role and staying in shape with age. (no homo)

I would pre-order the Blu-ray right now if I could.
Youve never heard of the sharon tate murders before???

I think the fact it did revolve around a real event but tarantino created a different event out of it made the movie less appealing to me tbh.
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post 1584796771 07-27-2019, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Fozzy13⏩
Youve never heard of the sharon tate murders before???

I think the fact it did revolve around a real event but tarantino created a different event out of it made the movie less appealing to me tbh.
Yeah I did, I was not paying attention to her because she was thoroughly annoying for the entire movie.

That is why I didn't realize it immediately. I thought it was just a reference to people with loose changes to details. I know they were not killed the way he did it, probably him sympathizing for the family.

Flamethrower was funny though.
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post 1584797411 07-27-2019, 07:38 PM
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What you're getting is more of a hangout movie akin to Jackie Brown or even something slightly similar to a Dazed and Confused but with actors in Hollywood.

And as I said before, this movie will greatly appeal to movie buffs with an interest in Hollywood history. It is less plot driven, but for people who enjoy movies about movies, movies about Hollywood and filmmaking, and movies made by Tarantino, then this movie is for you.
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post 1584798021 07-27-2019, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers⏩
What you're getting is more of a hangout movie akin to Jackie Brown or even something slightly similar to a Dazed and Confused but with actors in Hollywood.

And as I said before, this movie will greatly appeal to movie buffs with an interest in Hollywood history. It is less plot driven, but for people who enjoy movies about movies, movies about Hollywood and filmmaking, and movies made by Tarantino, then this movie is for you.
The writing got me the most. That was not just some piece of garbage thrown together for the sake of referencing the murders. A lot of thought went into that entire production.

Cliff's dog's name was Brandy, he is his best friend's stunt man, both deep into alcohol and chasing superficial dreams, zero ****s given about most of their decisions but both still giving full effort to be the best they can be which seems to be the only way they can reason when they start to mess up, and attention to detail was perfect down to everything from the era: cars, clothes, luggage, planes, speech, haircuts, appliances, commercials, California's political climate.

Most important part to me personally was the driving. Even though it's not a huge part of the movie, it's all done with REAL driving. Whether they overlaid footage on a screen or not, you can tell the cars were accurately depicted for their power:weight and suspension. Even subtleties like idling cars at lights or random bs drives throughout the hills. All of it was accurate.
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post 1584798341 07-27-2019, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted By Softworn⏩
The writing got me the most. That was not just some piece of garbage thrown together for the sake of referencing the murders. A lot of thought went into that entire production.

Cliff's dog's name was Brandy, he is his best friend's stunt man, both deep into alcohol and chasing superficial dreams, zero ****s given about most of their decisions but both still giving full effort to be the best they can be which seems to be the only way they can reason when they start to mess up, and attention to detail was perfect down to everything from the era: cars, clothes, luggage, planes, speech, haircuts, appliances, commercials, California's political climate.

Most important part to me personally was the driving. Even though it's not a huge part of the movie, it's all done with REAL driving. Whether they overlaid footage on a screen or not, you can tell the cars were accurately depicted for their power:weight and suspension. Even subtleties like idling cars at lights or random bs drives throughout the hills. All of it was accurate.
Yeah, even things like Sam Wanamaker (the director who Rick works with while filming the Lancer pilot) being the actual director who directed Lancer's first episode in real life. Fascinating.
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post 1584799541 07-27-2019, 08:27 PM
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Plz tell me there's lots of Margo feet. hnnnnggggg
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post 1584799951 07-27-2019, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted By blinkers88⏩
Plz tell me there's lots of Margo feet. hnnnnggggg
There is a fair amount of all that.
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post 1584800001 07-27-2019, 08:40 PM
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I enjoyed it. There were definitely a few lulls in the action, but it didn't last too long. It kept my attention and I didn't fall asleep.

Leo and Pitt were fantastic, per the usual. Margot was a great choice for Sharon Tate. Very similar looking.

If you like Tarantino's movies, generally, then I think you will enjoy this one.
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post 1584802641 07-27-2019, 09:39 PM
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post 1584809271 07-28-2019, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers⏩
Yeah, even things like Sam Wanamaker (the director who Rick works with while filming the Lancer pilot) being the actual director who directed Lancer's first episode in real life. Fascinating.
And here is the actual pilot for Lancer:

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post 1584835581 07-28-2019, 01:53 PM
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post 1584836751 07-28-2019, 02:14 PM
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thought this was boring as ****. easily the worst tarantino movie i've seen.
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post 1584838271 07-28-2019, 02:43 PM
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One of the best movies I’ve seen in a while. Was not expecting that ending
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post 1584853241 07-28-2019, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
One of the best movies I’ve seen in a while. Was not expecting that ending
Rick's conversation about the incident with Jay Sebring telling him what happened was funny.
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post 1584855121 07-28-2019, 08:27 PM
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A video going over the real life characters represented in the movie:

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post 1584895461 07-29-2019, 01:45 PM
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Bruce Lee scene:

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post 1584896101 07-29-2019, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers⏩
Bruce Lee scene:

can confirm was hilarious

you should put that in spoilers though
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
can confirm was hilarious

you should put that in spoilers though
There is a spoiler warning in the title of the thread.
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post 1584968021 07-30-2019, 02:29 PM
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post 1584970281 07-30-2019, 03:16 PM
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the ending was good. the brad pitt parts were good. the rest was meh. still worth watching.
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The music and constant foot shots were annoying, Margot Robbie character was a waste of time, they didn't even show Manson.



It was still a good movie, the last scene with Pitt was fuking hilarious. Leo was also funny as fuk in this movie. Any movie that kills filthy hippies is worth watching
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What the movie made me realize is that there should be more movies with DiCaprio and Pitt.
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I thought Sharon in the movie theater was a great scene and showing her getting a kick out of life was building the tension for her murder and added to the catharsis of the pay off ending.
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post 1585046561 07-31-2019, 05:18 PM
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Fascinating interview about the characterization of Rick Dalton, with Tarantino and DiCaprio:


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Originally Posted By Swept⏩
they didn't even show Manson.
Yes they did.
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Originally Posted By Swept⏩
The music and constant foot shots were annoying, Margot Robbie character was a waste of time, they didn't even show Manson.



It was still a good movie, the last scene with Pitt was fuking hilarious. Leo was also funny as fuk in this movie. Any movie that kills filthy hippies is worth watching
The foot shots were annoying because every sloot had dirty ass feet. Groce ASF.

Anyways check this out guys.

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Originally Posted By Mr.PissShivers⏩
Bruce Lee scene:

Bruce Lee's daughter was upset about the depiction of him.

https://pagesix.com/2019/07/30/bruce...-in-hollywood/

BTW Leo and Brad had amazing on stage chemistry. Wish to see more of them together.
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I don't think that video picked up on the fact that Antonio Margheriti was also a real director and contemporary of Corbucci.
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