Strong bloody violence

Rating: 8/10 (16 August 2019)

Firstly, when the title card shows 'strong bloody violence' it always make me laugh because it sounds really British. Quite often it's the only time I laugh at the cinema, for OUATIH, this was not true.
The girls was hilarious, really, truly funny. Leo is consistently bad ass, and as Rick Dalton playing the heavy in the pilot for Lancer, he excelled himself. Brad looked weird, but was still hot, and the Bruce Lee fight cracked me up.
The third act loomed over me all the way through, I was anxious about how they would show the Sharon Tate murder, and when you knew the night would involve Cliff on acid and Brandy the dog, I started to hide behind my hands and in my head I was convinced something terrible would befall Shazza T, and Brandy the magnificent.
But that's what I was supposed to think, because we all know what really happened, and it's so gruesome and sad, that it was hilarious to see the parallel universe Tarrentino graphic violence version, where everything is ok, and the flame thrower steals the show.
Truly solid word, a soliloquy to the hay day of Hollywood. A beautiful and gruesome fairytale.
LOVED IT. I mean, it's no Pulp Fiction, but to paraphrase another reviewer, you can only judge Hanzo swords by other Tarrantino films, and this is in no way Jackie Brown.