Missed the target.

Rating: 5/10 (29 March 2020)

The sets, cars, music and clothing give the movie a nice late 1960's nostalgic feel. The acting is average to fair mostly, but Brad Pitt steals the show with his portrayal of an aging stuntman. Pitt plays a cool character and is heavily involved in the best two scenes of the movie. Leonardo DiCaprio seems limited in playing a kind of dull TV actor who is trying to keep his star power shinning in Hollywood. Margot Robbie is bouncy and happy as Sharon Tate, and Robbie does Tate justice I guess? DiCaprio and Pitt are a good pairing and do have some chemistry. However they are way off a great pairing such as Travolta and Jackson in Pulp Fiction, who made a discussion about hamburgers in Amsterdam incredibly interesting. There are a few scenes with celebrities of the era, some good and some not. Unfortunately the movie is way too long, and the story doesn't always link up well and gets boring in parts. This movie needed to be about 1 hour shorter to be a really good movie if edited properly.