Oh, it's gold and an apt representation of what hollywood wanted to look like

Rating: 10/10 (12 January 2020)

You look at this, and see a bit of it and realize that there is no real movie is going on here, it's just some people struggling with their insecurity and the constant fight to remain relevant, where Tarantino shows the side of hollywood that's quite hollow and simple compared to the extravagant hopes that everyone generally have from them.
To see leonardo feeling insecure about his position in the industry and an then trying to prove an eight year girl that he still has balls in him to act good, to see Pitt realizing his life and his somewhat strange faith towards his boss is really what makes this movie apart from the gazillion others who try to show something that's entirely false and just looks good.
It's not the best tarantino movie out there and it doesn't try to be, and that's the reason of the ultimate success of this film. I loved every frame of it and wanted to see more, specially I felt some scenes to be abruptly cut when they could have been just a tad bit longer but also understand that the film was already quite long.