Genre - Comedy; Audience score - 450556 votes; resume - Actor Rick Dalton gained fame and fortune by starring in a 1950s television Western, but is now struggling to find meaningful work in a Hollywood that he doesn't recognize anymore. He spends most of his time drinking and palling around with Cliff Booth, his easygoing best friend and longtime stunt double. Rick also happens to live next door to Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate -- the filmmaker and budding actress whose futures will forever be altered by members of the Manson Family; 7,8 of 10 star; 2019; duration - 161 minute
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I'm not a QT fan boy. I don't like all of his work, all of his scenes, etc. I suspect that most of the haters of this movie are craving the intense dialogue of Pulp Fiction or the fight scenes from Kill Bill Volume I.
Honestly, I loved everything about this movie. Particularly, the top notch acting by everyone (I mean everyone. Leo playing Dalton - acting a scene, and forgetting his lines, acting a cut, acting a second take (all in one take) was amazing. The little girl taking a revolver to the head and getting tossed! We will certainly see more of her. Cliff against Bruce? That was fantastic and funny! It left me wanting to know so much more about the character Cliff, and what QT (the Kung Fu fan) thinks of Bruce Lee. The true star was Randy, a dog that everyone loves and more importantly respects. Randy makes you want to own an American bulldog.
The characters were great, the acting was great. Every little clip that was recreated and included the same level of visual noise that you see on old footage. The music on the TV shows, the credits, it was all so-very-spot-on. I didn't grow up tuning the rabbit ears to catch shows like these, but they were a summer time staple for me watching re-runs between ITT technical college commercials. The branding of the dog food is stuck in my brain, just like I will never forget the tailgate on the Wagon or story of Zed's chopper.
I greatly appreciated the attention to detail. I started this movie at 10PM at home, with a bad cold, and there was need to push through it. I was happy before the big ending started, and I was pleasantly surprised with the outcome.
I't looks like it's in the range of Pulp Fiction, which is likey to become a classic. . And of course the soundtrack. the music. looking forward to it. 8:43 Q: Have you been tempted to see your own movies in regular theaters? Leo: Nods “yes” Both other Actors: “Nooo” “Nope” Leo thinking: “Oh shit, am I only one” Me: “Dam, I wanted to know which ones he might have gone to see and how was it for him or why”.
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And when Rick gets old, he gets a cameo in a Quentin Tarantino movie, just like Clu Culager in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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The screen is crowded with signs of Quentin Tarantino’s well-established ardor — for the movies and television shows of the decades after World War II; for the vernacular architecture, commercial signage and famous restaurants of Los Angeles; for the female foot and the male jawline; for vintage clothes and cars and cigarettes. But the mood in this, his ninth feature, is for the most part affectionate rather than obsessive. Don’t get me wrong. Tarantino is still practicing a cinema of saturation, demanding the audience’s total attention and bombarding us with allusions, visual jokes, flights of profane eloquence, daubs of throwaway beauty and gobs of premeditated gore. And yet “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood, ” whose title evokes bedtime stories as well as a pair of Sergio Leone masterpieces, is Tarantino’s most relaxed movie by far, both because of its ambling, shaggy-dog structure and the easygoing rhythm of its scenes. Though trouble percolates on the horizon and mayhem arrives in the final act, this is fundamentally a hangout movie, a bad-guys-come-to-town western more like “Rio Bravo” than “High Noon. ” Above all, it’s a buddy picture about two middle-level entertainment industry workers doing their jobs and making the scene over a few hectic, sunny days in 1969. The friendship between Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) functions for Tarantino as both keystone and key. It’s an organizing principle and a source of meaning, and a major reason that “Once Upon a Time” is more than a baby-boomer edition of Trivial Pursuit brought to life. Unlike many of the people they share the screen with — the period-specific A-list characters include Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), Steve McQueen (Damian Lewis) and Bruce Lee (Mike Moh) — Rick and Cliff are made-up. Rick is an actor on the downward slope of a moderately successful career. A star in a handful of westerns and combat pictures, and of a popular TV western series, he is now mostly cast as a one-episode villain on other people’s shows. He’s considering an offer to make spaghetti westerns in Italy. (Tarantino supplies perfect fake clips to annotate Rick’s filmography. ) Not a has-been, exactly, but not quite what he used to be or might have been. Cliff is his longtime stunt double, but as Rick’s roles have shifted, his role has changed too. His duties include driving Rick (whose license has been suspended) to and from auditions and sets, performing minor household repairs and generally being available as a sounding board and drinking partner. You can’t really call Cliff a sidekick — we’re talking about Brad Pitt — and he’s not really a servant, either, even though Rick pays him for his time. An older vocabulary is needed: Cliff is a gentleman’s gentleman, a man Friday, a dogsbody, a squire. “More than a brother but less than a wife” is how the movie puts it. The relationship isn’t defined by money or sex, but by a difference in rank accepted without comment or complaint by both parties. The inequality between the men — Rick lives in a spacious ranch house up in the hills, Cliff in a cluttered trailer down in the valley — is what dignifies their bond, just as the contrast of their temperaments sustain it. Rick, a sloppy drinker and a furious smoker, wears his feelings close to the surface. He weeps aloud over the state of his career, throws an epic tantrum in his trailer when he messes up a scene and is moved to tears by the exquisiteness of his own acting. Cliff is a different kind of cat — lean, taciturn, self-effacing, slow to anger but capable of serious violence. Some say he’s a murderer; he himself occasionally alludes to a criminal past. Better not to ask. Apart from Rick, his main attachment is to his dog, Brandy, whose loyalty is the mirror of his own. (DiCaprio’s baroque, exuberant emotionalism perfectly complements Pitt’s down-to-the-bone minimalism. They’re both terrific. ) If the guys aren’t quite Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, their companionship nonetheless takes shape within a fundamentally aristocratic social order. Joan Didion, in an essay first published in 1973, described the Hollywood of that era as “the last extant stable society, ” and Tarantino’s tableau confirms this view. Life isn’t perfect, but it is coherent. People know their place. They respect the rules and hierarchies. Rick’s neighbors, Sharon Tate and her husband, Roman Polanski (Rafal Zawierucha), live higher up in the canyon (at the end of a gated driveway) and also on the status pyramid. They are regarded not with envy or resentment, but with awe. The governing virtue in this world is courtesy. The things produced within it are ridiculous, but also beautiful. Residents take seriously things that are objectively silly, which lends a measure of charm to otherwise pedestrian moments. A series of on-set interactions between Rick and two other actors — a leading man played by Timothy Olyphant and a juvenile played by the phenomenal Julia Butters — demonstrate the workings of this code. What they’re collaborating on might look like disposable commercial trash, but making it involves craft and tradition, folk wisdom and spiritual discipline, trust and integrity. Tarantino’s sense of the movie past is often described as nostalgic. He tends to be seen — by admirers and critics alike — as a film geek, a fanboy, a fanatic cinephile with an encyclopedic command of archaic styles and genres. True enough. But “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” shows that he deserves a loftier, possibly more contentious label. It’s the expression of a sensibility that is profoundly and passionately conservative. John Ford, one of old Hollywood’s greatest conservatives, ended one of his greatest movies with the exhortation to “print the legend. ” Tarantino’s answer is to film the fairy tale. Alongside the knight and his squire, there is a princess — Tate — who lives in something like a castle and is married to a man who looks a little like a frog. Tarantino has never been much interested in sex or romance — violence and vengeance are what makes his stories run — but he has a sentimental investment in marriage and a thing about wives. Sharon, who is barefoot, pregnant or both in most of her scenes, is not so much a symbol of innocence or glamour as an emblem of normalcy. The best stretch of the movie follows her, Cliff and Rick through their separate routines on a single day. Rick is at work, fighting off a hangover and his own self-doubt. Cliff picks up a hitchhiker — a girl he’s noticed before, played by Margaret Qualley — and drives her to the Spahn Movie Ranch in Chatsworth, where she lives with a bunch of other young people (and an old guy played by Bruce Dern, one of many memorable cameos). Sharon also gives a stranger a ride, buys her husband a gift and stops in at a theater in Westwood to watch herself in “The Wrecking Crew, ” a spoofy action caper starring Dean Martin. That’s a real movie, as are most of the others whose titles appear on billboards and marquees. In the real world, six months after that magically ordinary imaginary day, Tate was murdered in her home on Cielo Drive, along with four of her friends. The killers lived at the Spahn Ranch, and were disciples of a failed musician named Charles Manson. That’s the opposite of a spoiler, by the way. If you don’t know about the Manson family, or if you’re vague on the details of their crimes, you may not feel the tingle of foreboding that is crucial to Tarantino’s revisionism. Didion, in “The White Album, ” wrote that “ many people I know in Los Angeles believe that the Sixties ended abruptly on Aug. 9, 1969, ended at exactly the moment when word of the murders on Cielo Drive traveled like brush fire through the community. ” But what if the ’60s never ended? Or rather, what if the ’60s, as a half-century of pop-culture habit has taught us to remember them, never really happened. [Seen the movie? Let’s talk about the ending. ] The political struggles of the decade are deep in the background, occasionally crackling through car radio static along with traffic and weather reports. The music we hear isn’t a soundtrack of rebellion, but an anthology of pleasure. Tarantino’s anti-ironic celebration of the mainstream popular culture of the time amounts to a sustained argument against the idea of a counterculture. Those who would disrupt, challenge or destroy the last stable society on earth are in the grip of an ideological, aesthetic and moral error. Hippies aren’t cool. Old-time he-men like Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth are cool. You don’t have to agree. I don’t think I do. But I also don’t mind. There will be viewers who object to the movie’s literal and metaphorical hippie-punching on political grounds. There will be others who embrace it as a thumb in the eye of current sensitivities, and others who insist the movie has no politics at all. To which I can only say: It’s a western, for Pete’s sake. Politics are wound into its DNA, and Tarantino knows the genome better than anyone else. Which is just to say that like other classics of the genre, “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” is not going anywhere. 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One of the women goes to fetch Tex Watson to handle the situation, but Booth is already driving away by the time Watson arrives. Having become a day player on several TV series, Dalton, playing a black-hatted villain on a new series called Lancer, gets into a philosophical chat about acting with his eight-year-old method actress co-star. That same evening, after watching his performance as a guest star on an episode of F. B. I., casting agent Marvin Schwarzs offers Dalton the opportunity to shoot a Spaghetti Western in Rome. The prospect fills Dalton with despair; he thinks Spaghetti Westerns are the bottom rung of the entertainment totem pole. Dalton takes Booth to the six-month shoot in Rome, making several films while eventually marrying a young Italian actress, Francesca Cappucci. After returning to Los Angeles, Dalton informs Booth that he can no longer afford his services, and they agree to go their separate ways. 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Cast Edit Leonardo DiCaprio as Rick Dalton Brad Pitt as Cliff Booth Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate Al Pacino as Marvin Shwarz Emile Hirsch as Jay Sebring Damian Lewis as Steve McQueen Bruce Dern as George Spahn Dakota Fanning as Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme Scoot McNairy as Business Bob Gilbert Luke Perry as Wayne Maunder Damon Herriman as Charles Manson Austin Butler as Charles "Tex" Watson Lena Dunham as Catherine Share Maya Hawke as Flower Child Clifton Collins Jr. as Ernesto "The Mexican" Vaquero Nicholas Hammond as Sam Wanamaker Spencer Garrett as Allen Kincade Mike Moh as Bruce Lee Kurt Russell as Randy Miller/Narrator Keith Jefferson as Land Pirate Keith Eddie Perez as Land Pirate Eddie Maurice Compte as Land Pirate Mao Lew Temple as Land Pirate Lew Julia Butters as Trudi Frasier Lorenza Izzo as Francesca Cappuci Rafał Zawierucha as Roman Polanski Samantha Robinson as Abigail Folger Rumer Willis as Joanna Pettet Dreama Walker as Connie Stevens Anthony Masusock as Hippie Costa Ronin as Wojciech Frykowski Margaret Qualley as Kitty Kat Victoria Pedretti as Lulu Madisen Beaty as Katie Zoë Bell as Janet Miller Marco Rodriguez as Bartender on Lancer Rebecca Rittenhouse as Michelle Phillips Michael Madsen as Bounty Law Cowboy #1 Tim Roth as Bounty Law Cowboy #2 (CUT) Additionally, James Marsden, Michael Vincent McHugh, James Remar, Martin Kove, Brenda Vaccaro, Nichole Galicia, Craig Stark, Ramón Franco, Raul Cardona, Danny Strong, Sydney Sweeney, Clu Gulager, Mikey Madison, Inbal Arimav, Natalie Cohen, Rachel Redleaf, Kansas Bowling, Parker Love Bowling, have been cast in unspecified roles. 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If you’ve been reading between the lines of the reviews, you’ve likely gathered that the film changes some aspects of the Manson Family murders of August 1969. Throughout the movie, Tarantino contrasts Leonardo DiCaprio’s Rick Dalton, a washed-up middle-aged actor reduced to playing the villain of the week on TV procedurals, with Margot Robbie’s Sharon Tate, whose youth and growing stardom represents the feeling of infinite possibility that characterized the late ’60s. To underline their contrasting trajectories, Dalton happens to live next door to the now-infamous Cielo Drive compound where Tate is living with Roman Polanski. There are two likely inferences: Either Dalton and his stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) foil the murders, thus preserving in amber the film’s lovingly created period fantasy, or they get killed instead, ensuring the future belongs to the younger generation. As it turns out, the movie goes with the former. While making a pitcher of frozen margaritas, Rick stumbles upon Manson’s followers casing the street (their car has a busted muffler), and confronts them about disturbing his leisurely evening. They recognize Dalton from his old Western series Bounty Law, and following an extremely Tarantinoese conversation about 1960s TV shows, decide to murder him instead, for the sin of poisoning their generation with violent imagery. As Susan Atkins (Mikey Madison of Better Things) puts it, “My idea is to kill the people who taught us to kill! ” Speaking of violent imagery, as the Manson followers break into Dalton’s house, they’re surprised to find Cliff, who’s gotten high off an LSD-soaked cigarette and can’t quite believe the intruders are real. With the help of his trusty pit bull, a can of dog food, and Dalton’s new Italian wife, Cliff fights them off, eventually killing Tex Watson ( Austin Butler) and Patricia Krenwinkel (Madisen Beaty) in an orgy of violence that recalls the blood-soaked climaxes of Bonnie and Clyde and The Wild Bunch: Watson’s groin is mauled by the pit bull before Cliff curb-stomps him on the threshold; Krenwinkel gets her face smashed in on a rotary telephone. Atkins, on the other hand, receives a poolside coup de grâce from Dalton and his flamethrower. (Long story. ) The cops are called to pick up the bodies, and after the commotion is over, Dalton receives what he’s been dreaming of the entire film: a social invite to hang out with Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring (Emile Hirsch) next door. Could his star be on the rise once more? Just like how Adolf Hitler wasn’t really assassinated in a Parisian movie theater, this is obviously not how things on Cielo Drive actually played out the night of August 9, 1969, when Manson’s family members murdered Tate, Sebring, and three others, plus Tate’s unborn child. Tarantino seems to be going out of his way to strip the murders of their awful power. The followers are portrayed as buffoons, and their deaths are cartoonishly over-the-top; my opening-night audience was laughing throughout the whole scene. When Cliff can’t recall Watson’s name, the young man taunts him with a boast the real Watson gave his victims, “I’m the devil, and I’m here to do the devil’s business. ” Cliff’s response: “Naw, it was dumber that that. ” (Another small change Once Upon a Time makes to the story: Maya Hawke’s Linda Kasabian is so freaked out that she takes off before the whole thing starts. In reality, Kasabian was tasked with keeping lookout while the other cult members committed the murders, and would later become a key prosecution witness in their eventual trial. ) If you’re curious about what the actual neighbors did the night of the murders, according to Helter Skelter, the nearest house on the street was “almost a hundred yards” away from the gate of Tate’s residence, much farther away than in Once Upon a Time. That house belonged to a married couple, the Kotts, who also had friends over that night, though unlike Dalton the pair did not accidentally run into the Manson acolytes, and unlike Booth, they did not kill them. Mrs. Kott later said she heard what sounded like a woman’s scream, then went to bed. Don’t blame her too much for not intervening, though: The book also notes that “the canyons above Hollywood and Beverly Hills play tricks with sounds. ” Besides creating a butterfly effect that would alter the fortunes of the victims, Roman Polanski, and possibly even Gerald Ford, Tarantino’s alternate-reality ending seems to be most critics’s least-favorite part of Once Upon a Time. IndieWire’s Eric Kohn calls it “rushed, counterproductive, and ultimately beside the point. ” For Vox’s Alissa Wilkinson, it’s proof Tarantino “can’t stop himself from dipping into old habits but doesn’t really know why. ” Vulture’s own Bilge Ebiri says it “feels like the wrong ending for this movie, a somewhat ill-conceived attempt to reconcile Old Hollywood with the New. ” Still, while I don’t disagree with Owen Gleiberman ’s assessment that the finale turns a crime that attained almost mythological significance for much of the nation into straight-up “pulp, ” it’s also hard not to chuckle at Tarantino’s attempted historical transmogrification. Joan Didion once wrote that, for many in Hollywood, the Tate murders were the end of the ’60s. There are other common marking points for the end of the dream of the ‘60s — the Altamont Speedway concert, even the murder of John Lennon in 1980 — and the unifying factor of them all is violence. Here, though, Tarantino is using the cinematic gore he loves so much as a method of historical preservation. As my colleague David Edelstein put it in his review of Inglourious Basterds, the director “is nutty enough to believe myth can trump history. ” If Tate and her friends were never killed, this world he’s conjured up — this long-lost Hollywood of Dean Martin movies, TV Westerns, faded stardom, and garishly inauthentic Mexican restaurants — might never die, either. In a film that’s constantly haunted by the ghosts of real-life events, there’s also special meaning in having Cliff Booth be the one to save the day. The character has notes of a few actual stuntmen who were drifting around Hollywood at the time, most notably Hal Needham, but there are also echoes of Donald “Shorty” Shea, a stuntman who struck up a bond with George Spahn and aroused the suspicion of Manson and his followers. Shea’s story ended less happily than Cliff’s. Convinced he’d ratted the family out to the cops, Manson had Shea murdered by a gang that included Clem Grogan, the Family member Cliff beats up during his visit to the ranch. In a sense, in the film’s bloody finale, the stuntman is exacting a measure of cinematic revenge on behalf of his profession. For Tarantino, patron saint of underappreciated Hollywood jobbers, it’s something like poetic justice. Let’s Talk About the Ending of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Christopher Nolan Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page Edit Storyline Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood visits 1969 Los Angeles, where everything is changing, as TV star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his longtime stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) make their way around an industry they hardly recognize anymore. The ninth film from the writer-director features a large ensemble cast and multiple storylines in a tribute to the final moments of Hollywood's golden age. Plot Summary Plot Synopsis Taglines: The 9th Film from Quentin Tarantino. Motion Picture Rating ( MPAA) Rated R for language throughout, some strong graphic violence, drug use, and sexual references See all certifications » Did You Know? Trivia Dakota Fanning and Kurt Russell previously co-starred in the movie Dreamer (2005), though they share no scenes together in this movie. See more » Goofs When Sharon Tate and her friends go to the El Coyote Restaurant on August 8th, it's by night and the narrator says that it's 7:00 p. m. Actually, on that date, twilight in Los Angeles starts at 7:47 p. See more » Quotes [ first lines] Bounty Law Promo Announcer: This man is worth 500 dollars. And this man's going to collect. He's Jake Cahill, and he lives by... "Bounty Law". See more » Crazy Credits Tim Roth's credit reads "Tim Roth [Cut]". His part was cut from the final film. See more » Alternate Versions The version of the film that screened at The Cannes Film Festival was 159 minutes, two minutes shorter than the version released in theaters in the US. Tarantino reportedly added in more scenes of Sharon Tate, including extending the scene where she picks up a hitchhiker. See more » Connections Edited from Death on the Run (1967) Soundtracks Kentucky Woman Written by Neil Diamond Performed by Deep Purple Courtesy of Deep Purple Overseas/Parlophone Records Ltd By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing See more » Frequently Asked Questions See more » Details Release Date: 26 July 2019 (USA) Also Known As: Untitled #9 Box Office Budget: $90, 000, 000 (estimated) Opening Weekend USA: $41, 082, 018, 28 July 2019 Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $374, 343, 626 See more on IMDbPro » Company Credits Technical Specs See full technical specs ».
This movie looks very different from his usual movies. Looks to me like some melodrama bullshit. Maybe he is tired off all that nonstop blood high pressure action flicks. Beats me. The pathos of this character is actually quite fascinating, and something that doesn't get explored enough in movies (probably because it's not all that sexy. At the core of Rick Dalton is just a profound desire to do well. At first, his career aspiration seems to be all about vanity (and perhaps it is to a degree) but once we actually get to set with him, it becomes clear how much he genuinely cares about doing a great job, even for a little bit part on a random show. That's a very universal struggle - wanting to do a good job, beating yourself up when you don't perform as well as you could, and using that fire to perform better next time. It's quietly inspiring.
My favorite part was when one of the hippies held a gun and tried to intimidate Cliff. High on acid, Cliff fashions a gun with his hand and points it at his would-be assailant. This had me laughing so hard 😂.
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