re: 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' Official Trailer #2 - Tomatometer 93%

I see QT was able to get his foot fetish into the new trailer.

Must temper expectations. God it looks so good.

Margot Robbie is so damn fine

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Pandy Fackler

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shittiest Tarantino movie since Jackie brown



That one holds up incredibly well. Really good movie

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I've never really understood the basterds appeal though.

You didn't see nearly enough of Pitt and the basterds and there were loooong periods of boring, talky shite that started with the opening scene. God I never thought that scene would end. It would've been so much better had there actually been some mystery about how it would end but you knew it was gonna be bullets through the floor from the moment it started. The scene was meant to be suspenseful but it dragged on so long it became a yawner.

It reminded me of how stupidly talky that grindhouse thing was he did with kurt Russell.

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were loooong periods of boring, talky shite that started with the opening scene. God I never thought that scene would end.

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Your obvious troll would have been a much better attempt if you would have left this out. It’s okay though. Better luck next time.

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Gregory Ellwood - Cannes - Playlist ??
@TheGregoryE

Once Upon A Time in Hollywood is the sweetest and most nostalgic film of Quentin Tarantino's career. A love letter to a time gone by and a literal fairy tale. DiCaprio and Pitt are fantastic. Tons of great actors kill it in small roles. #Cannes2019

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Jordan Ruimy @ Cannes
@mrRuimy

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: QT's latest has some of the best sequences of his career, but also some of the draggiest. A scrambling, ambitious, maddening, beautiful film. Brad Pitt steals the show. DiCaprio, as always, fantastic. #Cannes2019

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Jordan Ruimy @ Cannes
@mrRuimy

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: Tarantino wasn't joking when he said this was the closest to PULP FICTION that he has come. He juggles a mosaic of characters and story-lines in this one, eventually stringing them together for a relentlessly playful and touching finale. #Cannes2019

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Jason Gorber - at #Cannes2019

ONCE UPON A TIME...IN HOLLYWOOD - Historically dubious, thematically brilliant, QT finds his form in film that could win Palme d'Or or be picketed by audiences, or maybe both. Thrilling, provocative, blackly comical, intensely unsettling masterwork.

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ONCE UPON A TIME... IN HOLLYWOOD is absurdly baggy and often careless in its treatment of people who deserve better. But individual scenes zing like nobody's business and the ambience is delicious. A significant improvement on HATEFUL EIGHT. #cannes2019 #OnceUponATimeinHollywood

— ??Donald Clarke?? (@DonaldClarke63) May 21, 2019

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Hannah Woodhead
@goodjobliz

Okay okay: Once Upon A Time in Hollywood - easily Tarantino’s most restrained film in violence and sensationalism. I liked a lot of things about it but Goddamn I’m glad I have some time to write it up

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Peter Bradshaw
@PeterBradshaw1

Quentin Tarantino’s brilliant exploitation black-comedy Once Upon A Time In Hollywood finds a pulp-fictionally redemptive take on the Manson nightmare: shocking, gripping, dazzlingly shot in the celluloid-primary colours of sky blue and sunset gold. Review later

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ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: Like a lot of recent Tarantino, this is baggy, self-indulgent, fascinatingly its own thing and ambitiously conceived. Of course it’s accomplished, sometimes dazzlingly so, but it ends up being as hit-or-miss as his last few. #Cannes2019

— Tim Grierson (@TimGrierson) May 21, 2019

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Alex Billington @ Cannes
@firstshowing

To be completely honest I'm not yet sure what to make of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Need to let this one marinate, don't have an instant reaction. Most of the film is pretty good, I'm having fun watching them play around in late 60s Hollywood. Then the finale is HOLY frick.

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Luke Hicks @ Cannes
@lou_kicks

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD is wonderful. it’s like tarantino is just dreamily reminiscing for our benefit. feels innocent somehow—lovely, pure, hilarious. witnessing robbie, dicaprio, & pitt pristinely embody 60s LA is enough to make it great. and????that????payoff???? #Cannes2019

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There was so much useless dialogue

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Useless dialogue is littered throughout QT's movies. Biggest reason why his movies are so long.

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I hope this is good but I've have doubts.

The hateful 8 was pretty good. Django wasn't worth a shite until samuel Jackson entered the picture and basterds was the shittiest Tarantino movie since Jackie brown.

We'll see I suppose.

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Probably the worst post in Movie/TV Board history right there. Congrats.