Tarantino's Nostalgic Ride Through 60's Hollywood

Rating: 9/10 (15 August 2019)

Once Upon A Time In HollyWood" marks the return of master director Quentin Tarantino to the big screen, this time bringing together a cast featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and even Al Pacino.
As far as Tarantino is concerned, and all his "genre" created by him, he is once again brilliantly instilled in this production where over the course of 2:45 he can once again fascinate us with his meticulous dialogues, brilliant Hollywood aesthetics in the 1960s, and Of course, its extreme violence.
Quentin Tarantino's films often lack narrative logic, with "Pulp Fiction" being the best example of this, and again here, Tarantino opts for long scenes of just raw and brilliant dialogue backed by an extraordinary duo of DiCaprio and Pitt. .
The whole movie is shown and made to feel like a nostalgic journey through Tarantino's 1960s vision of Hollywood, where he also enjoys and "plays" with the famous Mason family murders that occurred at that time.
It's a bold movie, a different movie, a movie that you might find boring or weird, but that's miles from any cinematic competition.
He could not be more pleased with the end result, with several moments of nostalgia for his first big hit "Pulp Fiction"
In short, Quentin Tarantino's 9th film is clearly a letter of nostalgia and love from the 1960s lived in Hollywood.
And again, a great achievement in the director's successful career bringing together what we expect from a movie of itself, including yes .. a completely "crazy" ending.
"Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" is a masterpiece, rich in bold dialogue, dark comedy with a "Tarantino" twist that we all love, excellent performances by Pitt and Dicaprio, and a violent and nostalgic 60's Hollywood depiction. .
9.5 / 10.