Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood

Absolutely fantastic. Tarantino at his best.

The most satisfying ending of cinema history.

Enjoyed every damn minute of this one. The bromance between Rick and Cliff (Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt), the amazing scene between Leo and Timothy Olyphant (always epic to see him with a cowboy hat), Dewey Crowe showing up for a minute, the scenes with Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate were something else. Pitt's visit to the Hippie place. He should've taken Eric Cartman with him. Brandy the dog! Al Pacino as a casting agent! Even Kurt Russell showed up! Such a great cast. And that brutal ending? Flamethrower? And after all that, casually going over to your neighbors for a drink? Such a great ending. I also really enjoyed the opening with the Bounty Law shots! And those scenes about the Spaghetti Westerns! Loved it! Leo in the great escape? Fun stuff!

The only part I didn't really liked was the Bruce Lee bit, thought he role would be different, instead he was a way to show us Cliff is badass and he can fight, so we can believe that ending.

Anyway, really enjoyed those 160 minutes! Read something today about the 4-hour cut, I'm ready for that version! I loved Tarantino's love letter to the golden-age of Hollywood! One of his finest!

I loved the movie and I'm pretty stocked if the rumor of the 4 hour Netflix cut is true, BUT I totally understand the people who didn't like it. It's not for everybody and it's not a typical Tarantino flick.

Brad Pitt's character honestly was the most amazing part of the movie. His scenes were truly gold!

Had to happen one day but Tarantino finally made an average film. His 8th weakest film with only Jackie Brown worse. Far too long and too slow. Still my fave director but I won’t be in a hurry to rewatch this one.

it's refreshing to have this movie in nowadays dominated world of remakes and superhero movies. a lot of movies are full of mediocre scene and only save the best for climax, here every scene felt genuinely well made, with a lot of detail and character development. the plot may not have been continuous, in fact, it did not have a clear direction like "save the world" or "escape the haunted house" like in other movies. but that's exactly the beauty of it, not following cliches at all.

I saw this on Saturday introduced by the man himself, QT, and it was spectacular. Got tickets to see it 3 more times already. So good!

Saw this tonight for the 7th time and I'm trying to make that the last time. I could watch this beaut all day!!!!

Fantastic movie. Every scene keeps you on the edge of your seat. Watched countless times, and will continue to watch over and over again. It is that good.

Tarantino doing what he knows best! Btw, it is nice to know the C. Manson story before watching the movie