Wild West with a twist

Rating: 9/10 (18 January 2020)

Tarantino violence is cathartic. The sort of scene, that after a very tense period, made the viewer jumping up and punching fends the air. The horror of the action and consequences is empowered under Tarantino, who do not direct, but choreographs a dance of flash, knifes, bloods, flames.
Margot Robbie beautifully interprets Sharon Tate in her short Hollywood life, wife of a controversial Director Roman Polanski, a young actress at the start of her career, who was consider a sweet lovely person by all in Hollywood, and was tragically killed along with some guess, in her 9th month of pregnancy, in a brutal gruesome attack in her house, by drug addict of a Satanist cult.
Partial of Tate story evolved and cross the acting career of a struggle actor, portraits skilfully by Leonardo Di Caprio, and his stage stunt, magically performed by the consumed acting of Brad Pitt, who unsurprisingly made so easy every scene he play. The three stories cross while the audience are all rapt by every frame, trying to find Tarantino personal addition that are part of his cinematographic style and signature. Tarantino and the cast gave "Once upon a time in Hollywood" so much more, taking highly skilled cast across a changeover of a cinema era. The movie have already won golden globe awards and is on his way to get very deserved academy awards within the 10 nomination.
Utterly engage, amusement guarantee .