First of all its Tarantino

Rating: 9/10 (22 August 2019)

Two and half hours of 50s and 60's nostalgia for those that would enjoy of course. It's a Tarantino film so basically love it or hate it, the ending will always be worth it or at least this one was. Unexpected bromance, literally every actors' role in this film was executed professionally. It even had a few roles sprinkled in there starring Timothy Olyphant, Luke Perry(God rest his soul), and even Mike Moh playing Bruce Lee.
Mike Moh's portrayal of the great Bruce Lee was very controversial according to his daughter with complaints that she didn't like his portrayal in the film, most of the fandom would most likely agree, I don't blame them. Bruce Lee wasn't meant to be some mix martial artist to just get his ass kicked by Brad Pitt, but he clearly got his ass handed to him by Cliff Booth who seems to have much more of a backstory that I'd like to see/know more about, a spin-off would be awesome hell just shut up and take my money for that!
But back to Tarantino's Bruce Lee, it was clearly meant to be a parody so there really is no need to panic and freak-out and getting offended over it. I'm a Bruce Lee fan myself and even I'm able to differentiate a parody versus a live action reiteration. However on a totally different note, Mike Moh did a profoundly spectacular impression of Bruce Lee himself, just watching him monologuing really convinced me that I was watching a reincarnation of Bruce Lee.
Last thing I have to add is how badass Tarantino made Brad Pitt's "Cliff Booth", and that ending taha, he killed two people whilst High on acid that's a good old Tarantino ending for ya. And even thought I'm only 18 I was loving all the 60's vibes, seemed like things were much simpler back then.