Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Well the cop who trained Mr. Orange was black.
I was just speaking specifically there wasn't any black people in this movie at all.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (Official Thread)
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I was just speaking specifically there wasn't any black people in this movie at all.
Well the cop who trained Mr. Orange was black.
I was just speaking specifically there wasn't any black people in this movie at all.
It’s Hollywood in the 50s and 60s breh.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
I understand the setting. And I wasn't complaining. It was an observation. Still surprised wasn't one black person in the movie period tho.
You’re right. The black playboy bunny.Well the cop who trained Mr. Orange was black.
I was just speaking specifically there wasn't any black people in this movie at all.
Regarding the wife incident: (spoiler)
The way I took it, and the way I think it was intended, is the ambiguity was the punchline. He's holding a speargun, and his wife is verbally abusing him, and then there is a (audio) jolt, leaving it open (much like the Marvin scene in Pulp Fiction) whether the boat rocked, and he accidentally shot her, or it was intentional. The joke is in the not knowing, one way or another.
The way I took it, and the way I think it was intended, is the ambiguity was the punchline. He's holding a speargun, and his wife is verbally abusing him, and then there is a (audio) jolt, leaving it open (much like the Marvin scene in Pulp Fiction) whether the boat rocked, and he accidentally shot her, or it was intentional. The joke is in the not knowing, one way or another.
T-10 minutes 
Film was slow as hell and did not go anywhere meaningful considering I know the whole Manson story.
It’s a good movie. But the resolution of the plot was a bit of a missing piece
It’s a good movie. But the resolution of the plot was a bit of a missing piece
JodyHiighroller
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What exactly is this movie about?
Just finished this....not really sure what I watched. The story never seemed to "go" anywhere. Plot was slow and there really was no resolve to the movie. If anything, I just saw it as a 2:45 hour long homage to the Hollywood of old.
I really enjoyed Tarantino's other flicks (Basterds, Kill Bill 1&2, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Django etc) but I'm not quite sure about this one. Had some good and funny moments. I just feel the story wasn't well strung together.
I'd probably give this a 7/10.
I really enjoyed Tarantino's other flicks (Basterds, Kill Bill 1&2, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Django etc) but I'm not quite sure about this one. Had some good and funny moments. I just feel the story wasn't well strung together.
I'd probably give this a 7/10.
The whole flip on the Charlie Manson story is typical Tarantino where he creates an alternative universe with an alternate reality à la 'Inglorious Basterds'
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zayk35
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Welp the coli is shytting on a Tarantino movie...sooo that means its probably a classic
You better be referring to the movie onlyThe scenes with that fraud Bruce Lee
