Tarantino's Best Since 'Kill Bill'

Rating: 8/10 (5 August 2019)

I cannot think of a bad performance in this loving tribute to 1960's movies and Hollywood. You don't feel like you are watching a film ABOUT the 60s, you feel like you are watching a film IN the 60s with the exception of language. The only casting issue I had was with Margot Robbie who, while quite pretty, is no Sharon Tate who was astoundingly beautiful and was defined by her loveliness. With the exception of Kurt Russell and Bruce Dern, the supporting cast were so deep into their characters that they were almost recognizable. I found only two sections of the film where editing needed to tighten up the film's pace, but those two sections were definitely dragging. If Tarantino can continue with films like this then I hope his rumored retirement is far, far away.