A TOUCHING LOVE LETTER TO HOLLYWOOD & THE LOVE OF MOVIES.

Rating: 9/10 (16 January 2020)

After this outstanding movie i believe Quentin Tarantino is probably the greatest director of all time? Maybe? But he's definitely one of the best ever, my favourite is "John Carpenter" followed by "Ivan Reitman".
CINEMA & movies are a better place for having Tarantino & i thank him for making movies the way he does.
Leonardo DiCaprio gives one of the greatest performances in cinema history!!! He's truly phenomenal as "RICK DALTON"
TARANTINO at his epic greatest here.
I love the guy for what he does & how much he loves movies & the history of cinema, his love letter here is a beautiful & touching fairy tale about Hollywood & one of the famous Horrific tragedies that happened but in Tarantino's universe he cleverly rewrites History & makes the world a little bit better.
"Once upon a time in Hollywood" is a beautifully filmed & crafted story of two buddies surviving the ups & downs of making movies in Hollywood & it's that buddy friendship that's at the heart of this wonderful movie, Leonardo DiCaprio is probably the greatest actor of all time & his performance here as insecure,troubled & struggling actor "Rick Dalton" is one of his best of his incredible Career, also Brad Pitt is good as his reliable best bud & stunt double "Cliff Booth" & I'm not a Pitt fan at all but here he's good fun & Tarantino seems to get the best out of him in terms of performances!!!
I loved the extremely detailed old fashioned 60's production design & gorgeous look of the movie, everything is perfect & that's Because Tarantino knows his stuff & is a perfectionist, i loved the humour & the tons of famous actor cameos especially Kurt Russell, also the music was great & the Spahn Ranch scene was intense & exciting, this brought a tear to my eye for the whole love of movies that comes accross on screen, this is a movie for movie lovers & shows how important movies are to those that love them so much as i do.
A wonderful delight & powerful piece of cinema that's totally entertaining all the way to the bloody massacre & the really beautiful ending of what if...
Really a special period piece with a fantastical Tarantino twist.