Violent, Humorous and Entertaining.

Rating: 8/10 (22 August 2019)

Once upon a time in Hollywood may not be Tarantino's career best film, but it surely is the funniest movie he ever made. Similar to his previous films, violence is executed masterfully, being both brutal and hilarious at the same time.
Tarantino does a great job in recreating 1960's Hollywood. Despite being an entertaining movie, it does fall back on few elements. Brad Pitt's character is poorly written, the story is loosely put together with few unnecessary scenes which don't add much value to the story or characters but showcases Hollywood in that era.
As many have already mentioned this movie as being a "Love Letter to Hollywood", it focuses more on Hollywood aspect and less on the actual story.
That doesn't mean the movie is poorly written. Apart from Brad Pitt's character, Tarantino has done a good job with the script. Caprio's character is very well developed, Bruce Lee's fight scene is humorous and violence is more brutal.