Nearly perfect

Rating: 9/10 (19 January 2020)

I love this film so much. However, I have to admit it was the last bit that made me really love it. So, to be clear..while I really enjoyed the movie, my love for it really comes mostly from excitement over the premise, rather than the content of the entire film, QT gives us the delightful gift of a re-do of that fateful night in 1969. Who could watch this and not say, "yeah!", or "nice!", or laugh out loud in glee as Cliff's dog does his stuff on the dirty rotten hippies. It just felt soooo good to watch.
I would've given the movie a 10, but for Robbie's Sharon Tate. She does a lovely job acting, but she just isn't the same
"type" as Tate in looks or vibe. I think the role could have been much better assigned.
Aside from the end, I really enjoyed the film. It was entertaining, however somewhat directionless. For me, the end justified the means x100.