The most Tarantino a movie can be

Rating: 10/10 (5 September 2019)

This film might subvert people's expectations by not really being about the murder on Sharon Tate. It's about a struggling actor and his stunt double and their lives in Hollywood of 1969. The audience follows actor Rick Dalton through his career while presenting his fear of being more and more forgotten. All in all not much plot is happening in a movie that is as long as Django Unchained. And dammed, is it amazing.
The acting, cinematography, dialogue and characters are all as beautiful and outstanding as Tarantino is famous for. I didn't see the story going anywhere and I didn't need to. Every single scene is intriguing and entertaining. I enjoyed it so much that I was actually sad when it was over. A three hour movie felt too short because I wanted more and more. It's like a visit into Quentin Tarantino's office, better yet his mind. A pleasure from beginning to end that I definitely recommend.