He's only gone and done it again...

Rating: 8/10 (20 August 2019)

Quintin Tarantino has, once again put together a masterful piece of Hollywood directing and writing. This film is based around the lives of 3 different characters, Dick Dalton a "waste-away" western star, Cliff his stunt double and the late famous Sharon Tate. In true Tarantino style these 3 storylines run superbly both individually and in synchronisation of each other to create a fascinating piece of screen play.
Before watching I didn't have much knowledge around who Sharon Tate was other than a man named Charles Manson was involved in her death. This left me leaving the cinema with an abundance of questions. However, these answered themselves when I thought back on the subtle, potentially out of context scenes within the film. Such as the man in the ice cream truck who turns up at Sharon Tate's house (obviously Charles Manson himself) . Nonetheless, I soon realised that this was just Tarantino at his very finest, leaving clues to the final plot scattered throughout his film. Once Upon a time in Hollywood ultimately outlines the fantasy of an awful turn of events which occurred on the night of August 8th 1969, and in my opinion, Quintin Tarantino has magnificently payed homage to this.