The IMDB ratings let me down this time

Rating: 1/10 (26 August 2019)

I was really looking forward to seeing this movie as I didn't want to miss on three historic movies this year. The highest grossing film of all time in Avengers End game, and that movie is also supposedly one of the greatest movies of all time, the 9th highest grossing movie of all time in the Lion King, and this movie, which is rated as one of the greatest movies of all time. I don't care at all about seeing the Lion King as I'm not a child, and I was too slow to get around to seeing Avengers End game before it left the movie theaters. The rating system worked out perfectly when there was a high rating for Bumblebee, and I enjoyed that movie very much.
The rating system let me down immensely with this movie. It was just awful. The acting was solid, and that is all I can say positive about this movie. The movie was just plain boring until the end. More specifically, the movie felt like it was aimless. It seemed to have no point, or at least no point it was in any hurry to get to. A lot of the scenes felt pointless or unnecessary in advancing the plot. One of my biggest complaints from a technical standpoint was Tarantino's pacing was awful. Unlike the superb pacing of films such as Bumblebee, John Wick, Black Mass and Hell or High Water.
I hated everything about the movie. I hated the feel, I hated the dialogue. I even found Tarantino's foot fetish to be cringey and forced. When he had the naked feet on camera several times I was like rolling my eyes that this was so Tarantino-cliched and forced that it was cringey.
Even the exciting part at the end seemed forced and as if it was tacked on just to give it a climax. This is because it came out of nowhere. From what I recall at least, there was nothing prior to the attempted mass murder that would let you know the four were planning it. It was sprung on the audience ad hoc if you will.
It was funny because in the theater I was in, 3 Hispanics that were together walked out on the movie about 40 minutes before it was over, and that was actually the most exciting part. Man I hated this movie. I could tell by 22 minutes in it was not going to be any good, but I had no choice but to give it a chance since I paid $13 for it. So I was hoping it would get better, but it never did until the very end.
Another thing about the movie I hated was the narration. I kept thinking about Cinemasins on YouTube and them constantly complaining about exposition; which this movie did a lot of. I even checked Rottentomatoes to make sure the high rating was legit, and it also had a high rating of 85%. I'm not sure why the rating was so high. The script lacked cohesion and cinematic momentum building if you will. A perfect example of cinematic momentum building is Hell or High Water, Quills, Scarface, John Wick and Training Day.
I also hated all the parts in he movie where it was just music playing with the scene and no dialogue. It felt like too many times in this movie it was just a music video or musical concert.