Tarantino film true and true

Rating: Null/10 (31 August 2019)

Tarantino is such a unique director. His unique style comes in full force in his latest film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He also has a stellar cast to deliver this tale. Tarantino does well with the pace in this film, despite it traditionally being long you don't feel it. There is depth covered in normality as he sets the scene well, no over the top special effects or moments needed. It's almost as if he creates a deep and complex tale that the characters define and he sits back to watch. Even though Sharon Tate was a real person you feel like she could have been a more fictional character compared to Rick or Cliff.
Factual events form a nice back drop to this interesting tale. Another strong feature of Tarantino films is the deviation from history. Usually humorous and works out badly for the real villains who got away. He did the same with Inglorious basterds and does the same with Sharon Tate.
Overall the pace, depth and context provides great build up to an explosion of a finale that provides a funny and alternative history. 8/10