A long boring mess only saved by Di Caprio

Rating: 3/10 (14 August 2019)

If you love 69-70s nostalgia; this movie might be for you but you will need to check some of history inadequacies Tarantino fancies so much (is Sharon Tate is not killed in this movie).
Aside from the nostalgia not really much happens. There is a big story about a fading TV actor (Di Caprio deserving another Oscar) even that is too long. The rest are pretty much random scenes of something bigger that seem to be left in the cutting floor (cannot imagine how much because the movies is almost 3 hours long).
Tarantino is able to recruit outstanding actors; there is no way to explaiin Di Caprio, Brad Pitt (good too but with an underwritten character), Al Pacino (two scenes mostly a cameo),Margot Robbie; completely underused and a few other others that are barely seen in one or two scenes without any connection with the rest of the movie.
My belief is that Tarantino made a very long movie that could not be released completely for simply commercial reasons and did not has enough violence to justify a two parts as KILL BILL.
To be sincere this is the kind of movie would not released with other actors and directors.
In brief; do not lose your time. Wait for the directors cut or full version; but this one is a waste of almost three hours without nothing funny unless you were born in that decade.