Embarrassing, boring, ridiculous, bad

Rating: 1/10 (31 July 2019)

A deluded hodge podge of historical inaccuracies and montages of "good old Hollywood "
Trying to keep the ending under wraps is probably the only way anyone will watch this next installment in Tarantino's barrage of violent hallucinations.
The first 60 mins could be cut without "diminishing" the thin plot, the rest of the movie , which feels like another 180 mins is.. well.. forgettable, slow, violent, disgusting, dull and a simple waste of time..
Definitely not for fans of Sharon Tate, whose portrail is admittedly better than in other movies touching on a dark chapter in history, yet doesnt rise above mediocre and remains deliberately two dimensional throughout the movie.
And, yes, the (highly inaccurate) depiction of drug use is sure to induce some misguided attempts of emulation by severval people who will surely share those in the respective online message boards with the world soon.
Considering Tarantino's popularity, another byproduct will likely be a whole generation of misinformed fans, who will never know the real facts, therefore living an existence mercifully free of the ravages of truth.
When a movie about one of the most grisly events in recent history is made, and theres laughing in the movie theater, it's obvious something is amiss.
As intentional as this might be, it leaves one in utter disbelief that in today's world this will be hailed the next cinematic masterpiece.