Original, but overly self-indulgent and meandering.

Rating: 6/10 (4 August 2019)

I love the fact that Tarantino jumps from genre to genre and is happy to break the rules: have the narrator just jump in when he fells like it, include scenes that don't move the plot forward etc. if you can do it and make it work, then do it. Unfortunately, for me anyway, it doesn't really work.
There are some cool scenes, a bit of humor with the dog, a bit of extreme violence, cool references to old movies, a good soundtrack; but the movie as a whole was too long and slightly boring. The references to the sixties in particular started to feel very self indulgent and they were just coming way too thick and fast for my liking. Another sign of the self-indulgence were the credits which included a bunch of actors as "the gang" and Tim Roth's inclusion in the credits, despite not appearing in the film (his scene was cut).
To echo what others have pointed out, if this film was by an unknown with little know actors people probably wouldn't finish watching it and no-one would be calling it a masterpiece.