Where is a line between tale and lie?

Rating: 8/10 (30 July 2019)

In 2019, two projects told us horrific stories based on real-life, that touched me so hard. One of them tried to convey the causes and sequence of the tragedy at Chernobyl power station as closely as possible. Another showed the murders that caused the Manson Family in the most unreal way.
In the first case, it was necessary to bring in mass information that was criminally concealed or simply unknown to the viewer of the West. At the same time, the Hollywood murders trial turned into a whole show in the 70s. Therefore, the film's director focused on the lives of people instead of the deaths.
In my opinion, Quentin Tarantino is one of the most respected directors of our time, because in his films every detail makes sense, even one that may seem like a flaw at first view. Why did the movie lack dynamic? Why is the end so unrealistic?
You know what has to happen and waiting for it whole movie. Its creating unbelievable suspense. And a happy end, where all villains with crushed brains (and not only) and all heroes stay alive and well, it adds incredible drama. You catch yourself thinking that this is wright eng for the story in tale country Hollywood. Cuz the true world is too rude and unfair to show it on screen.
Tarantino's movies remain one of the few that can be called works of art for a wide range of viewers. You may not understand them, hate them, or do not believe in what is happening on the screen. But they do not leave you uncared and push you to the limit.