A beautiful international anthem to cinema

Rating: 10/10 (18 August 2019)

First of all, I must say that I am a big fan of the director's work, I am of those who truly think that he is a pure genius. I am surprised and impressed at every movie, and this time wasn't an exception because I didn't expect what I saw.
Moreover, it's the first Tarantino movie I see in a movie theater and the first I've seen released in my 2 years of passion for cinema so the experience is strongly increased. It's been 5 days now and I still can't believe what I saw, I don't know if I will be able to recover. seriously it has been the less boring and more interesting 3 hours of my life in a movie theater.
Once upon a time... in Holywood is once more different from what we were used to with Quentin, I don't think it is my favorite movie of his, but I truly think it is the more accomplished, mature and spectacular one. I wonder how could I not be disappointed for his next and unfortunately last movie after this one.
To start the real review
the actors are amazing, I mean, have you seen this casting? Even tough I still can't figure out where Dakota Fanning was, except in the opening credits... Leo and Brad are a great duo. I felt more sympathy for the stuntman and I think he is important to show the life of those who invest themselves as much as the actors but who remain in their shadows... And it's not the only profession concerned. Cliff became the handy man of Rick and it's unfair.
Furthermore, Rick is also an endearing character, for whom I felt pity because he wants to be a better actor everyday but he doesn't get as much attention and opportunities as he used to. The filming scenes and the extracts of movies in the movie are impressive and immerse us into the universe of old westerns perfectly. And of course, Dicaprio's acting is stunning and I still love those moments when he goes wild.
There is only one true scene with Sharon but her character seems so young and innocent, I was so afraid for her because I knew what tragedy happened to her in real life and I thought it would happen in the movie. I was already crying when I saw the manson family arrive in her neighbourhood (hello to uma thurmann's daughter btw, good nod). But a Tarantino movie would'nt be a Tarantino movie without revenge, he's not afraid to rewrite the past and I love it! I couldn't stop laughing of enjoyment and astonishment when Rick burnt that b**** (hey inglorious basterds). The scene was so violent, yet absurd, it was raw Tarantino.
Quentin is a huge cinema lover, particularly of the era you see in this movie, and you can truly feel his passion through this movie, which is beautiful.
Finally, the sets were great, the story was touching and sad (first time for a tarantino movie) but still funny, to sum up it was both very different and just the same from every tarantino movie, great cinema.