It would be a crime drama not to see this one

Rating: 10/10 (29 July 2019)

I don't know if Quintin set out to make this his masterpiece or not, but this is it. I can't praise enough the pairing of Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, although I will admit that at first I wasn't sure. I did sit back and wonder for a bit, which I now see as a masterful stroke.
Tarantino somehow managed to take LA back to a time which is long gone today, and I can't figure out how he did so. He filmed every subtle aspect of a town that only lives in memory today. You can't go to Los Angeles today expecting to see even a hint of 1960s LA hidden behind some new facade. It simply isn't there. But for three hours you can see what is no long there, thanks to Quintin and his crew.
The story is as goofy as 1960s LA was. And it is delightful to see. This movie is just plain fun.
I didn't quite catch on to Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio right way, then I let myself go and laughed hard at myself for expecting anything different. What excellent acting on each one's part! Superb! I gotta say, Brad was my favorite.
This entire movie is a caricature created by Tarantino and performed by a slew of talent you won't grow tired of seeing sprung on you. There are so many surprises you'll sit and giggle after the credits roll at how many times you were fooled. Quintin will trick you time and again, and each time you will be delighted.
Delighted it the best way to describe this movie. You will be.