Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Quentin Tarantino, July 26, 2019) Movie • Page 75

Look at the big brains on Brett!

 

It's a basic choice but I think Kill Bill is still my favorite

 

Adore vol2, but both of them are too uneven imo to be the top tier.

 

I can't even describe to you all the endless number of times I've had to argue with friends about why Jackie Brown is a great movie and one of QT's best. So frustrating.

I'd probably put OUATIH at #3 behind Basterds and Pulp Fiction, at this point. Probably have Kill Bill at #4 and then Jackie Brown at 5.

 

It plays The Meters, case closed.

 

Jackie Brown is one of his best for sure. Basterds is still a tier above the rest in my opinion though. Need to give this a rewatch.

 

Got into a brief argument with someone on an Insta cinema page; stated how this film is my favorite, out of the eight Oscar films I saw last year, and was basically personally attacked by some dude for "only" seeing eight films last year, for thinking OUAT is the best QT film, when in his opinion it's clearly the worst. This guy then tried to show how big his dick was by saying he's seen over 2000 films in his life, insinuating that this makes his thinking/opinion clearly superior to mine. Eventually had to block him because he was making my blood boil. Had to remind myself this is why I stopped arguing on the internet years ago, haha.

 

Lol what a cool guy on Instagram.

 

People arguing on the internet continuously reminds me of this

 

Guilty

 

I was just about to look for this gif lol

 

Just watched this a fourth time; just as good as the 1st

 

I don’t think there’s a weak film in his filmography. I’ll include True Romance, Natural Born Killers and From Dusk To Dawn in that conversation, as well.

 

Did the Netflix extended cut get delayed or was it tossed in the same bin with The Vega Bros, Star Trek, and that Bounty Law series he fooled the press into thinking he would make?

 

probably the latter but there’s zero way of knowing lol. we wouldn’t find out about it until it was done.

 

Watched this for the second time, and yeah it’s probably one of my favorite films to come out the last 2-3 years. Also restored my faith in QT. It has so much heart. Great mix of social commentary for the golden age of Hollywood, humor, and genuine dread at times. That whole section at Spahn ranch is really tension filled.

Ricks freak out in his trailer made me chuckle quite hard on my rewatch. The way he’s telling himself in the mirror that he’s gonna kill himself if he doesn’t get the lines right. Lack for a better word is just plain ridiculous, and dark. Though his delivery is real funny.

Anytime they show someone making a drink in this movie it looks so stylish/good.

 

I need to watch this again

 

This doesn’t feel like it’s close to three hours at ALL. I think this is my favorite QT after several rewatches.

 

Anyone else notice the way Timothy Olyphant says Gilbert, it sounds just like the way they Leo says Depp’s name in What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? Gilber-T

 

How much Rick hates hippies is one of the funniest threads in this movie.

 

“hey, dennis hopper, move this piece of shit!”

 

I still think the entire farm lot sequence with Brad Pitt is the best scene from the movie. Followed closely by the home invasion scene at the end.

 

Every scene with Brad Pitt is the best scene from the movie

 

The farm was truly one of the most tense sequences I’ve seen in a movie. I was so sure it was going to horribly for him the entire time.