I mean... was there any possible scenario where this film isn't good? C'mon

Rating: 9/10 (21 August 2019)

I really believe that what most reviewers out there are saying about this movie is accurrate, even within Tarantino's films, this movie is definitely one of the less "standard audience friendly", I get that most regular moviegoers would say it's "boring" or something like that. However, if you appreaciate cinema just a bit more, I can't see a way you wouldn't like this movie.
For me, just the fact that we have Pitt and DiCaprio working together for the first time would be by itself a reason to watch this movie in loop for 10 hours. As you would expect they are ridicously awesome, and every scene is delightful to watch. Thanks, Tarantino, really.
Margot Robbie doesn't have as much screen time as I thought she would had, but she is awesome as Sharon Tate.
I mean, there isn't much else to say, it might not be Tarantino's best movie (Pulp Fiction is still my favorite), but Pitt and Leo are awesome to see, the story is well written (as you would expect), and man... the third act, holy cow, I love what he did with the whole Manson thing, and I thought it was some what beautiful, the fact that in his version of the story, Tate is still alive, and those jerks were destroyed by Brad Pitt and his awesome pitbull. I thought it was really sweet (in a weird way), and gives you a bittersweet taste at the end, thinking about what really happened, and also thinking about the movie.
Anyways, to sum up, Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood is a great film, that movie lovers will watch and be amaze by it. The description "it's a love letter to film" is 110% accurate, and I wouldn't change a thing about it.
Second viewing note: After seen the movie again, really my only issues with it is that the ranch scene seems like it goes on for more that it should go, and kind of drags a bit. And the heavy narration that starts at the last 40 minutes of the movie is at least... different. Overall, I changed the grade from a 8,5 to a 9. I love every second that Brad Pitt and Leo DiCaprio are on the screen together. What a duo.