Tarantino's most personal movie

Rating: 9/10 (28 October 2019)

If you watch this expecting a typical Tarantino movie, you will probably end up being disappointed. This movie has a lot of Tarantino's trademarks but it also happens to be very different compared to the rest of his filmography.
The focus of this movie are the 2 main leads, a "has-been" television star and his loyal stunt double and their lives during 1960s Hollywood. This movie is Tarantino's tribute to the time period similar to how Roma was to Alfonso cuaron. These 2 characters are actually plot devices used to represent how things were back then. The relationship between these 2 characters is the heart of the movie and I will definitely watch hours of them just talking to each other about random stuff, because of how well written they are. Their individual subplots are equally entertaining. The ending was pure Tarantino and was the highlight of the movie
When it comes to the negative aspects, I personally didn't like the way Sharon Tate was included in the movie. I completely understand why she's in this movie but it would've been better if she was a little more involved with the storyline of the 2 main leads
Overall this movie was amazing and it's my third favorite Tarantino movie after django unchained and inglorious basterds