One of Tarantino's Best!

Rating: 9/10 (26 August 2019)

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is easily one of Tarantino's best movies. Probably his 4th best in my opinion. As a huge Tarantino fan I was really looking forward to this movie and it did not disappoint.
I love for many reasons but one of them is the plot. I love the first 2/3 of the movie really much. It's slow, yes but that's what's good about. I love how we get too see all these all these recordings for the 60s westerns that they include. I like that it moves slow so that there is time to explore all the fun stuff of the 1960s Hollywood. But then of course the ending of the movie is amazing. I won't spoil it but I love how it's made. The narration from Kurt Russell, the writing and direction from Quentin Tarantino and the acting makes for one hell of an ending.
Speaking of the acting. It was really good in this movie. This probably Leonardo DiCaprio's best performance in my opinion. He fits perfect for the role. And it's probably Brad Pitt's second best performance in my opinion (after Tyler Durden) He also fits really perfect for the role. I really hope they both get Oscar nominations for this. And then Al Pacino is in it (my favorite actor) and he is also really good. I wish he would've had more screen time though but I'll get to see more of him in The Irishman so it's not a huge issue. Basically everyone is good in this movie, even the dog who actually has a pretty important role.
And of course there's the good writing you would expect for a Tarantino movie. He always writes amazing dialogue for his movies and this one is no exception. There's lots of quotable lines in the movie like there is in all his other movies. And for this movie he has as I said earlier written a really good ending.
So basically I liked pretty much everything about this movie. It's definitely the best movie this year so far, I only imagine The Irishman can beat it. So Quentin has made another masterpiece that I can't wait to watch again when it comes out on Blue-ray and DVD.
8.5/10