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RE: Once upon a time in Hollywood

Posted by beach cruiser on April 16, 2020 at 12:56:29:
I can support a mans opinion, if you didn't like the movie very well, that's the way it goes sometimes.
but I think you should have watched the entire film before attacking the man's ability at his work.
AS taranreno said in an interview, ideas are tough for him because the audience accepted all he had to say in his first movie. I guess that explains the hateful eight, were the title alone was enough to wave me off that film. I saw it later, at home. Meh , a modern take on a fifties war movie.