A lot of people won't get the point of this movie

Rating: 8/10 (1 August 2019)

To be honest, there isn't much point to the movie, other than showing a glimpse into the ups and downs of working in Hollywood in the late 1960s, and the relationship between Leo and Brad's characters. If you go into the theatre expecting a huge detailed plot then you'll be disappointed. The movie's greatest strengths are the acting from Leo and Brad (Leo especially who could very well get an Oscar for it), and the humour. You have to choose to just sit back and enjoy it.
Something I didn't care for was how the Manson family didn't end up killing Margot Robbie's Sharon Tate character, but they get killed instead. That was an interesting twist but it ended up making her character absolutely useless to the story and nothing more than eye candy, because her storyline was completely separate from Brad and Leo's, until the very end when she meets Rick. It would've been interesting if her life had been more intertwined with theirs in the story, or at least if she had died, since she was Rick's neighbour and it would've probably shaken him to find out the beautiful lady next door had been murdered.
What I did like about the movie besides the acting and humour was the 60s vibe, the cinematography, costumes, and set design. It's definitely gonna get a bunch of Oscar nominations!
I'm not a Quentin Tarantino fan but I did enjoy this! It's not a movie I'll see more than 2 or maybe 3 times though because it's unnecessary long and drags a little at certain parts. It could've been 20-30 mins shorter and I would've liked it just as much or maybe even more.