Tarantino has lost his touch - not just as a filmmaker

Rating: 1/10 (29 September 2019)

This movie has you sit and wait for something to actually happen for more than 2 hours. The end is kind of satisfying, i have to give you that. But it cannot make up for more than 2 hours of boredom and tarantino's attempt to drag Bruce Lee's reputation through the dirt.
What bugs me the most is just that, the portrayal of Bruce Lee. Some - even the actor that portrays Lee - justify this scene by saying that tarantino wanted to humanize lee. But that's a huge load of BS... humanize Lee to super-humanize brad pitt's character?
Sorry, that just doesn't make sense.
I have been a tarantino fan since reservoir dogs and did even forgive his weaker movies. But after seeing once upon a time i can say: tarantino has lost his touch. Not only as a filmmaker.
1. The first 2 hours are painfully boring. Plot-wise literally nothing happens. 2. There was no need to (try to) kill an asian-american icon's legacy. There would have been many possible ways to achieve what tarantino was aiming at. But not only did he pollute Lee's reputation, but also did he do it in the worst way possible - by ridiculing him, as hollywood has done for many, many years and decades with asian actors/roles.
So from now on i will no longer be paying a single more dime to watch any tarantino movie.
And to anyone involved in this movie and who has approved the aforementioned scenes, i can only say: shame on you!