For Film Lovers. Only, sorry.

Rating: 5/10 (3 August 2019)

Ummmmm it was ok! Definitely, Tarantino pays homage to 60;70's era! I did not see the point of Margot's character(RiP Sharon Tate). No offense. When I first watched. But watching it again I went with a more open mind. I guess that's the point. The film has great acting and barely any plot. Tarantino in my opinion just wants to pay homage to that era. Sharon Tate is a part of the era. Which is why Margot's take on the star is relevant. The plot I guess is the era that the film is in. Which is why see timestamps throughout the film. Signifying progression. Leo's character has a plot. He's an actor heading towards the end of his career, but in the end, we see him get validation from his neighbors who notices that he's a legend. Brad has no plot really, he goes with the flow. So we get to just enjoy his character without any expectations really. Brad and Leo's dynamic is awesome. Really good acting. However, to get this film does require some sort of love of cinema. Sorry if that sounds pretentious. The plot again is pretty slow. But this allows you to appreciate the moving picture without any ties to anything really. Which is clever. But calling it Tarantino's best work is a reach. A lot of people who love this film like that, are in some way into the film. A great piece of work should be able to capture all! Whether you are into film or not. This is a film for cinema geeks