Tarantino's Misunderstood Masterpiece

Rating: Null/10 (1 February 2020)

Tarantino's latest addition is one that will be misunderstood by audiences for sure. They'll expect blood at every scene like his other pictures whereas he's swapped violence for character work on the central characters instead of killing them. However, the ending scene will delight Tarantino's fans with it's jaw-dropping unexpectance.
Leonardo DiCarpio, Brad Pitt and Magrot Robbie shine with outstanding acting in this piece as well as stellar character development for DiCarpio. The movie mainly consists of: a very historically accurate 60s setting and atmosphere as well as many A-list cameos and supporting roles playing 60s actors. This move was a basic and clever love letter to the 1960s Hollywood. Even when Tarantino changes history to how it should of happened at the end, he still hints at the actual events through a stellar soundtrack and clever editing.
Sadly, people won't expect this from Tarantino and will expect a blood bath on screen and will see this as a bore fest when actually is one of Tarantino's cleverest, delivering what he said was the closest to Pulp Fiction in his other works.