Future Classic

Rating: 10/10 (2 September 2019)

Like Inglorious B******ds, audiences are invited to join Tarintino in his parallel universe of historic events altered, Tarintino style, which is shown in the last half an hour of the motion picture.
Proven to be historically accurate in the first two hours of the film, Quentin's exploration of the life of Sharon Tate in the first 6 months before her death is portrayed beautifully by the performance of Margot Robbie along with the beautiful cinematography of Los Angeles during the last definitive years of Hollywood. We then delve in to the night of her death where the build up intensively reminds those who know of the Charles Manson murders well enough will understand what is about to occur. That's where the fictional characters come in; Rick Dalton (DiCaprio) and Cliff Booth (Pitt). An actor living next door to a famous film director is any actor's dream, but not when you live near one of Manson's targets. Tarintino invites these characters to fight against members of the Charles Manson family with plenty of blood and violence to kill them off Tarintino style, leaving Sharon Tate happily alive to live on.
Both historically accurate and fictional fun, Quentin Tarantino juxtaposes his characters along famous movie stars at the right place at the right time, leaving audiences to wish that the events of the last half hour of the film were actually real