Tarantino's version of Hollywood?

Rating: 9/10 (30 August 2019)

Allowing some time to let the story settle in I decided to review this. Warning: may contain spoliers.
The movie is fictional based on real characters and probably on some true stories that each character may have expeienced throughout their life. Some stories have been based on certain biographies.The characters appearing in this movie is a typical wide cast small parts with the exception of the main characters. Overall an excellent cast as always with some very interesting short roles they take on.
Rick Dalton (Leonardo dicaprio) and Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) are working together as actor and stunt double going through their own way of life helping each other in whatever scenario they have been set on, mostly resembling a close brotherly relationship over the course of a day.
Attempting to address Cliff Booths issue about his wife is mildy touched upon by Randy played by Kurt Russell. Fair to say QT has continued his way and not let the media guide his thought process from activities (not necessarily his) from previous years surrounding these areas.
The movie takes you on a ride from an everyday life of a popular/struggling actor and trying to overcome his fear of failure and have that break he deserves. You go through a long magnitude of verbal stories and light action at the start of the movie, setting the character base in a true QT style before unleasing the nature of the story and bringing all the characters together. Great story telling skills as well as great acting. There were times I felt I knew what would happen next and I was glad I was wrong with my thinking on that ground, so safe to say the movie does go through some great twist(s).
The story doesn't resemble around Sharon Tate which i thought was very well thought and the movie still remains interesting with the violence once again is very through.
QT's 9th film is still bumping with some solid fresh material. Looking forward to watching it again when released on Bluray.... Hopefully an uncut version with more content and the making.