A homage to perhaps the most stylish era of cinema

Rating: 9/10 (4 September 2019)

Left this movie with my jaw hanging. I don't quite know where I rank this movie among Tarrantino's best and I don't feel the urge to rank it. It was a film all of its own that told a fantastic love story with cinema in the most stylish era of cinema and turmoil. As always the dialogue was outstanding and I think he brought out the very best his cast could offer. What I think I loved the most is that the movie wasn't just one thing, there were so many transitions to the pace and style. Ultraviolence, great storytelling, and taught moments that glue you to your seat. It has so much rewatch value and I already want to watch it again.