‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Tarantino's Next

Looks more Rick Gervais than spaghetti western.

 

Especially when everyone is driving a car from the '60s or older in that photo.

 

Reminded me of this:

 

He’s not even writing the Star Trek script? What’s the point.

“The film is said to only go ahead provided Tarantino and J.J. Abrams agree to commit to a script according to a report from Variety, which is being written by Overlord scribe Mark L. Smith.”

 

I thought I read that Tarantino said he wrote the script and has since given it to JJ.
Am I remembering wrong or did I read it wrong?

 

Theatrical cut is two minutes longer than Cannes showing. More Sharon Tate.

 

Can’t see them getting the clearance to have The Beatles and The Stones on the same soundtrack, can’t believe nothing had been announced about this yet officially.

 

Two minutes is a
Lot
Of screen time.

 

Forbes news.

Once upon a time in Hollywood..tracking for $30 million.

 

Not enough!


Just checked, not a single
Advanced seat sold in my city.

 

I'm not reading reviews. I want to go in blind. Probably wait until the second week it's out. Really looking forward to this. Although there sure are a lot of opinions about it by people that haven't seen it yet.

 

I've got my seat reserved for next Friday! I will probably see this one a few times.

 

I’m sure the film will have no probs recouping it’s production cost and make a tidy profit.

 

QT/Once Upon a time in Hollywood?

Spin off TV series next Bounty Law ( in b&w).he’s already written 5 episodes, heck and the film isn’t out yet.

 

Movie fans like to speculate.

Who’d have thought it.

 

He’s considering Netflix, but QT says “ I want to shoot on film “.

 

There’s a new clip of the film on you tube today, Didn’t know leo’s Character had a stutter until watching the latest clip.

 

Once upon a time in Hollyweird

Variety said it’s “no masterpiece “

As long as it’s better than Django Unchained( heck I even preferred grindhouse Death Proof).

 

When he said, in one of the interviews posted, that is was a 'day-in-the-life'-type movie...
I fear there will not be any kind of 'conflict-resolution' to the film...
That may disappoint quite a few people.

 

Well Pulp Fiction was similar. Though not quasi factual. There’s the rub I guess.

 

Well...I would say there was 'conflict-resolution' to the Bruce Willis part of the movie....right?

 

Character wise, there was a myriad plot development each successfully executed.

 

Hopefully not a dumb third act that undercuts the rest of the film like the one in Inglorious Basterds...

 

Not a film that begs repeat viewings I find.