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RE: Once upon a time in Hollywood

Posted by RGA on April 14, 2020 at 06:51:35:
Well you should have watched the last half hour because it brings a lot of the film together. Enough to make me watch it a second time. Then it falls into place. I liked it a lot better on second viewing as a result.
It's also not a film that is necessarily going to ignite Tarantino Fans. Indeed, the folks who have tended to like it most seem not to be fans of Tarantino because it's not like Pulp Fiction or Inglorious Bastards level of violence. Nor does it have their dialogue.
I have recently re-watched some of Tarantino's earlier works and I do understand why some people view Once Upon A Time in Hollywood to be his best film. It's quite different from his other films though so I also get why a lot of folks think it's one of his weakest.
This review was interesting to me