Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood

Such a well made film that captures the time period to perfection. Leo and Brad are an amazing combination and play their roles perfectly. You follow our hero’s on their last adventure through 1969 Los Angeles and culminating with the fateful events at the Sharon Tate residence. What comes next is pure Tarantino at his finest. The whole film is without doubt a love letter from Tarantino to Hollywood, the people and the film industry of that time. Great music too! 10/10 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A little change in pace for a Tarantino movie, however the story was cool, taking place during a great era in Hollywood. Da Caprio and Pitt casting and on screen dynamic worked great.

Another masterpiece from QT genius mind. Brad Pit and Leo are awesome. Strangely enough some scenes are being directed at my home town in Greece which is called Chalkida ! It was a big suprise for me.

A really interestingly entertaining movie

Top 3 or 4 Tarantino movie. Some might want a little more action but i’m not one of those people.

Yeah, Tarantino's ninth and still most recent movie! DiCaprio and Pitt are awesome, their performances are top notch, I could not ask anything more out of them. Their characters are great and we get to spend a lot of time with them. Margot Robbie's Sharon Tate is good, I was kinda disinterested in that, but it was all good stuff. Tarantino, as always, is on point. Some of these shots are works of art that rival Picasso. His craft has evolved so much since Reservoir Dogs, it's great. The ending. Oh the ending. I don't want to give any of it away, but damn! It's good. It's a very captivating 2 hours and 40 minutes. Do yourself a favor and check this one of the list.

Thrilling and gleefully chaotic, "Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood" is yet another marvelous hit from director Quentin Tarantino.

Tarantino has a penchant to be overly self-indulgent in many of his later offerings. This movie is a return to form, with great story, cast, and action pieces.

The most boring, drawn out, convoluted movie I've ever had to sit through. If I could give it zero stars I would.

I actually enjoyed the movie very much. I'm 5 years behind everybody else in viewing it but I liked the story and particularly the ending. Brad Pitt was particularly good as was Leo DiCaprio. Both of their stories were very interesting making the movie more about their characters than Sharon Tate's...or at least that's what I got from the plot. Anyone that was alive when the Tate/LaBianca murders occurred remembers how horrific it was that 7 innocent souls were snuffed out in 1 hour of madness... I was a Sharon Tate fan even as a kid so her murder particularly affected me and all through my life I've thought about the "What If's" that could have taken place that could have kept her and the others safe from Manson's madness. She and the others would have simply went on with their lives and today she's be a Little Ole'Grandma now and would have had a fantastic acting career. This movie is emotionally satisfying because the victims of that sick bunch of useless people were spared the horrors of a tragic end. We all know it's not real life but I think Quentin Tarantino did a great job bringing this alternate version of reality to the public eye. Brad and Leo had great chemistry and Margot Robbie fit the part extremely well. All the actors played their part to bring together a great motion picture. Great job from everyone involved creating this wonderful movie.