Weird, but watchable. Better luck to QT on the next one. It captures an era, more 70s, but falls flat with a rewrite of history.

Rating: 5/10 (29 July 2019)

I left the theater with this thought...
"I can't say anything bad about it, but I can't say anything good either".
I just re-watched Reservoir Dogs 2 days ago, one of my favs, sans the violence, for story and characters.
This piece was like browsing the internet looking at pretty pictures. Without any real point. I've read "meandering" as a descriptive for the film and that about sums it up, the same as looking at random pictures, videos on the internet.
Although I thought the closing scene, when they enter the wrong house, was well executed revenge -- if not, wishing things had been different than the reality. But it didn't really make any sense for the film, because the rest of the film was meant to be a realistic description of the era --- so for me, the candy coated fantasy -- seemed out of place.
Woody Allen doesn't always get it right either, but he keeps making films, so should Tarantino. This is his passion. That shows in the film, weather you like it or not.
Reservoir Dogs is an amazing film.QT had 93 million more to spend on this film, despite its flaws, it's still a watchable film, and a lesson to new film makers. Less money may make you a better film maker.
It just dawned on me, this film doesn't really have any villains, and the ones you see a the end, are simply there by accident.
Weird, but watchable. Better luck to QT on the next one.