Once Upon a Time in Hollywood once upon a time in hollywood review

Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood is being marketed as "The 9th Film from Quentin Tarantino"—a shoulder-tapping reminder that the golden age of punk-savant cinema that the director inaugurated 27 years ago with Reservoir Dogs, and has since decided to limit to 10 pictures, will soon be over. Well, so he keeps saying. Number nine is a baggy, meandering movie, but it's leagues better than its predecessor, the constipated Hateful Eight. This one is filled with wonderful stuff—mesmerizing stretches of narrative invention and a raft of memorable performances, most notably by its stars, Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, who've rarely if ever been more magnetic. Unfortunately, there's a lot of other stuff packed into the movie, too, none of it nearly as wonderful. The picture is long (although two hours and 40 minutes is hardly an extreme length in the Tarantinoverse), and because of the director's unebbing obsession with movie-biz minutiae it sometimes drags. Being handed $90-million of Sony production money and set free for the first time from the old Weinstein budget brakes and run time cautions have encouraged Tarantino's worst instincts. But the movie is redeemed by the affection with which he recounts his audacious story, and by its unexpected, summery charm (a sunny yellow is its keynote color). please subscribe my channel follow the link below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2dPg9KkKUxkPRm2T8U05w?sub_confirmation=1 hi guys i appreciate it if you subscribe my channel my dream is reach to 10,000 subscribes thank you so much for your support and i will pray for you love you all ... once upon a time in hollywood review