Tarantino's own desire what should have happened

Rating: 8/10 (20 August 2019)

This movie is like Dunkirk is to Christopher Nolan. Having such an illustrious career so far, no one can blame Tarantino to make a movie for himself as a priority, not the audience. Just like in his famous Inglorious Basterds, this movie is as well the director's personal opinion and view, what should have happened, and how that should have happened. In the previous movie, the utopia was to murder the nazi headquarters, here, to murder the Manson clan's infamous perpetrators.
It is beautifully showing the the 69's Hollywood, the movie industry in the view of a series actor and got quite an idea how the Manson family were living at Spahn Ranch.
Overall, it is not like Pulp Fiction, not like Inglorious Basterds, not like Django Unchained, however a mixture of trademarks can be seen in this movie. A calmer, funnier, less violent Tarantino movie, which were not what I or many expected. However the movie is a nice trip into the 69's Hollywood, and the leads are excellent, Pitt amazing, DiCaprio also hilarious and great acting - Oscar nomination maybe? - and Robbie is lovely as Tate. Must watch, just expect a less brutal Tarantino now.