In a wet dream

Rating: 1/10 (27 March 2020)

This movie is a crossover of reality with fiction, almost like an alternate Universe, where you have stuff like the Manson gang, Sharon Tate murders and some other random cameos of dead people or older people from the 70's Hollywood scene. Follow a washed up actor on the down slide with a stunt man who can't do anything other than kill his wife. Then sprinkle a bunch of random 70's songs and random violence then you have One Upon a Time in Hollywood. A throw back to days long ago. I thought the opening was really good, but the way Bruce Lee was presented if really bothered me. If you threw anyone in to a old style Caddie like that, and dented it the way they dented it, the person's back would be smashed. Those cars were made with steel.
As for the rest of the movie, I found it boring and full of it. Tarantino did this same thing, only better with Pulp Fiction. This movie was like his last hurrah before riding off in to the sunset. I don't find the movie of any value except for a few of the Brad Pitt scenes where he is beating people up, fictionally. The other scenes are filler and there isn't enough of a story to go around. So Quentin makes you follow multiple stories because of the lack of content to have just one.
Enough said, I think the main character played is actually Quentin Tarantino. He knows that his time is up and he's done with Hollywood. He threw this mess of short stories all together while smoking a lot of weed. It is a terrible movie and I find worse than Kill Bill. Not worth my time again and I'm glad I didn't pay to see it. Damn, and this was up for awards? What's the world coming to?