Quentin Tarantino does it again.

Rating: 9/10 (7 October 2019)

I never find enough words to describe how much Quentin's films influence me. Without a doubt he is my all time favorite director and within my highlighted screenwriters. From first to last, every moment of the film is worth watching. Although it may seem lenghty, one must understand, portraying a precise time and place of history accurately takes time. Quentin's work is absolutely precious, the script is wonderful. Characters, both previously existent and non, are amazing. I believe Brad Pitt brings the best performance on the film. Robbie and DiCaprio are pretty good, and some others such as Emile Hirsch and Margaret Qualley as well. The score is magnificent and it goes in line with all previous scores in Tarantino's work. Music truly is a spot of perfection on every of his films. It's driven throughout a radio station as medium and I must say, it works greatly. Direction is awesome, great aerial shots and scenes are'nt able to be easily predicted thanks to the way Quentin approached the story. It's another masterpiece to add to the collection, and not at all, a filler. It really is'nt for anyone though. If you expect a savage battle of blood then it won't live up to your hopes. This is the most "peaceful" of his films, although the dark humor, is still very present. Only disappointments come from the fact that amazing actors such as Al Pacino, Kurt Russell, Bruce Dern and Dakota Fanning have really small amounts of screen time. Nevertheless, they are'nt cornestones to the story, but using great talents for really short periods of time is a price that only mogul's such as Quentin can afford. Not his best film, but surely, one of them. 9/10.