provocative

Rating: Null/10 (3 May 2020)

Each film by Quentin Tarantino is provocative. But in this case, the test is more tough because the first large part of the movie has high chances to be boring or so far by what you expect. But this is its fundamental virtue / a galery of portraits, nice, realistics, eccentrics , proposing not only a hommage to old Hollywood but reflection about cinema . The portrait of Sharon Tate is one of the precious gifts of the film. The admirable work and fine collaboration between Brad Pitt and Leonardo di Caprio is other. Sure, in the last part, what you expect, you have. But the film remains special in so many senses, than it deserves to not be ignored , giving explanation to the essence of the cinematography,at the level of influences and fascinations of Tarantino. That does it provocative in real sense.