Thank You Mr. Tarantino!

Rating: 9/10 (16 August 2019)

No one could have portrayed Hollywood in 1969 better as Quentin Tarantino! After I watched the movie there was just one thing I wanted to do: Invent a Time Machine and go back to 1969.
I agree with the other reviews. You need to watch this movie more than one time to get all the many million references from that period of time. But honestly I don't mind watching it a thousand times. I would watch it just for the Flamethrower!
I think this movie is very special because it felt like something completely different. At some points it felt like watching a movie in the movie and I forgot that I was watching another movie. I also loved the way that the 3 stories were connected to each other.
Of course the acting was phenomenal! How can it not be with a cast like that? In my opinion Brad Pitt (Cliff Booth) was the highlight of the movie or you could say the comic relief part of it. From his fight with Bruce Lee to his LSD trip he was just FANTASTIC! What I liked about Rick Dalton played by Leonardo DiCaprio was his character evolution. It was so well done. You could really follow his development from the beginning to the end.
And Margot Robbie played Sharon Tate so well! The scene in the movie theatre was just sooo sweet! AND of course how could I not mention Brandy the pitbull! I think it was one of the best dog performances in a movie.
I was also very happy to see all the classic Tarantino elements. The foot shots were absolutely beautiful, all the drink shots made me so thirsty and the use of dogfood was just perfect. Pulp Fiction made me want to have a milkshake, Inglorious Basterds made me want a Strudel with cream, Django Unchained made want a beer and OUATIH made me just want to drink Margharitas and Bloody Marys.
Of course the epitome of the movie was the ending. Never (even in Inglorious Basterds) have I laughed so much during an absolutely brutal and bloody scene. The entire audience was laughing while they were all screaming and burning. And THAT IS ART! Only Tarantino can change the course of history in a very humorous and satisfying way. BRAVO.
PS: I was so happy that in the credits they made a commercial for Red Apple Cigarettes! Even if Rick thinks they're disgusting I WANT TO TRY THEM! :-)