@@bgraves7925 Lol even I'm also fan of rdj but according to the performances LEO is the G.O.A.T rdj career filled with commercial films just two times he proved as a good actor tropic thunder and chaplin but dicaprio 🙌💥👏 what's eating gilbert grape,catch me if you can, departed, aviator, blood diamond, shutter island, wolf of wall street, inception, django unchained, revenant, once upon a time in hollywood his more powerful performer than RDJ
That last scene where Sharon and her friends welcome Rick into her home really made me smile and shed a tear because, unlike in the actual real life events, they live. Quentin really took the events of that night and threw them out the window, and in doing so, he made a pretty special film. Loved every minute of it. Especially the final act.
That's what I dislike about the movie. The horror that real people had to suffer through is ignored in order to maintain a feel-good vibe. It feels like the movie is undermining the events that took place, like a movie about Jews in the 30s that isn't mentioning the holocaust in any way. It doesn't sit right with me idk.
@@theswagger3231 Far from it. It's not a feel-good ending it's a bittersweet ending, because the film is so open about being a fairy tale. In showing what could have happened it shows what was lost. This extends to the greater theme of the film as well: it's a film about the end of an era, yet it portrays a fantasy reality where that era never ends, which makes the underlying message about the era ending all that much stronger.
@@theswagger3231 In a way it refuses to glorify the actions of the manson family. When the hippies in the movie intrude Rick Daltons home, they fail miserably and comically and look completely stupid. Showing acts of brutality like this that happened in real life in their full horror and emphazised by all the classical film elements in a way often times makes the criminals iconic and erects a monument for them. The story of the movie up to that point kinda leaves you to belive that all these hollywood people that live in their self-centered dreamworld will now be cought by the real life. The real life in which they are no heroes and completely helpless. Instead though Rick and Cliff completely shit on the intrudors in the most over the top movie-like way, completely subverting what you expected to happen and refusing to hippies representing the manson family their role in this revelation.
This movie is a Masterpiece. The scenario is pure genius. knowing how the true story ended, the last scene is very touching, it is like a jump in alternate universe where things took a different way. Awards fully deserved for that one.
@@leozeira101 Rockstar Games actually made a movie in 2004 called "The Football Factory" EDIT - The Football Factory is a 2004 British sports drama film written and directed by Nick Love and starring Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Frank Harper, Roland Manookian, Neil Maskell and Dudley Sutton. The film is loosely based on the novel of the same name by John King and the first foray into film making by video game producers Rockstar Games, credited as executive producers.
They essentially are the movie equivalent to a Rockstar game. They take a few years to make, each time they are incredible, and have re-watch/replay value to the nines.
That feminist reporter who confronted Tarantino about Robbie’s lack of speaking roles got it all wrong. She was purposely a flat/static character. A symbol of innocence and purity. Truly a good person like the ones who loved her remember her as. Deserving more than only to be known by the tragedy of her death. Margot did a fantastic job. Probably the best in this masterpiece.
Exactly. Tarantino also didn't want to burden her by playing her up as a mythological icon with subplots and melodrama like so many other movies have done; instead he wanted to homage Sharon Tate, the person - not the icon, by giving her a nice day in town with no strings or plot-purpose attached.
I always thought 1969 was the singularly the best year of my life. So much was happening in the world and yet it still was a time of innocence, especially for the very young. This film captures many parts of that awesome year and whimsically shows how one tragic summer night should have turned out. I haven't laughed and yelled during a movie like that in months. Four stars.
@@adlina66 if I had to guess judging by the flashback in the movie, Cliff killed her on the boat and threw her body overboard. The body was never found leaving no evidence to convict him of murder. Just my thoughts.
Rick Dalton was hilarious though, his breakdown in his trailer when he forgot his lines and when he was yelling at Tex about his car being loud while dressed in that ridiculous robe drinking margaritas out of the blender jar, he was in his own world.
One of my absolute best movie theater experiences I’ve ever had. Saw it opening day with my mom and two brothers. Incredible time watching a fantastic movie.
@@donshah1709 Charles Manson was a Human Nightmare, and we live in a better world now that he's died in prison. You can look up what happened to Sharon Tate, but I do not recommend it. At all. Just know when he stepped out of that twinkees truck, that was an emotional gut drop.
Best movie of the decade. I saw it opening night in the theater and I was about to fall out of my 💺 it was so great. An absolute masterpiece. I hope Quentin Tarantino wil release the 4 hour extended version he says he made. Watching this movie once is never enough.
This movie won a lot of awards, and I still feel Like it didn’t get enough attention. I honest to god think this movie is comparable in a lot of ways to Pulp Fiction. The acting in this movie is untouchable. The costume design is the real deal. This is one of the only movies I’ve ever seen that is a genuine perfect 10. There was not a mark missed by any means.
"Pulp Fiction" has been overrated because of the fans in my opinion. "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" still shocks me 3 years later with how good it is. The kind of lasting shock that "Reservoir Dogs" inflicted on me.
@@VicenzoV I believe its that Quentin answered yes to a "which" question. Instead of picking one or two top quality actor/s, instead he wanted most, if not all, of the cast as top quality, or something like that. . .
I think he's subtly referencing a lot of older films he's done, like hateful 8/Django with the cowboy movie part in the trailer, pulp fiction with the dancing shot, heavy inglourious bastards reference like you mentioned, and maybe reservoir dogs with the old gangster Al Capone. Tarantino never disappoints
Michael Strong *Claps* Bravo, such intellect, much wow. Must be pretty being up in that high tower where your ego is as far as the eye can see deluding yourself with that self-righteous attitude. Being an intellectual = being intelligent enough to not need to clarify that you’re a “intellectual” that’s special and in need of validation just because of what? A film? No, you’re more like a child still learning to not act so inherently childish. Being an intellectual = being smart enough to understand when to shut up as well as not needing to brag about it, especially over something as simple as one’s personal film preference. What are we in, fourth grade? Get over yourself.
@@trainsplanesmore Tarantino even said a while back to Dan Rather that he said that when it seemed so far away, and now it's not so far away anymore, he feels a little differently about it. And he told Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, "OK, maybe I'll do 11.".....
@@asiazondlo I recently read that he thought of the idea of having him forget his lines and pitched it and Tarantino liked it, and the cussing out himself for forgetting in his trailer was improved. Pretty spectacular to be honest. I'm assuming the original reason he was in the trailer was for his self reflection scene that follows shortly after that. Hes one of the best actors around, glad he finally got his Academy Award.
I watch this trailer almost everyday and every time it reminds me of the magical last year of 2019( especially the summer), it was the best year in my life. The movies and the oscars were amazing, the year in school was perfect, and all the vacations were good. Every time I watch this it reminds me of 2019 and all the moments I had, this trailer always makes me incredibly sad and depressed with all the nostalgic memories of 2019, for me this is not the just a trailer, it’s a beautiful video and score that reminds me and always will of the year of 2019. I really hope this all ends soon ,stay safe everyone and take care🙏🙏🙏
I love checking the comments here every now and then, there’s “great film” here, and “crap” there. It’s my second favourite film of all time currently so I agree!
my father cried when he saw the movie , when he heard the radio stations and the commericals and the old life style , the movie focused on the details to make you live in 1969
Modi Stark that’s sad and awesome at the same time. But, in all honesty, they’ll never be a time in America like that ever again, so I see where he’s coming from.
I found the ending upsetting. Five lives lost that night (six if you count the unborn baby) and two more the next night. Nice to have an alternative ending but for me it really emphasised the sadness. Yes: I'm old enough to remember it. No: I'm not a boomer.
God that way Quentin ended this movie made me so deeply sad and cry because what actually happened was beyond brutal. Wish this ending could have been the reality
My favorite movie of the decade and my second favorite Tarantino movie behind Pulp Fiction. I saw it twice in the theater, on an airplane, I bought it the day it was released on blu ray and several times since. Seeing it once is never enough and I am still waiting for that 4 hour cut! Get it done QT!!
@@ethanwood9124 nah i didn't find it s bad movie at all there were some great scenes in it but imo it was a bit boring and 'not straight to the point' just seems like an excuse for it to be that long and uninteresting because it didn't ever led to something (except for the ending). But it felt like 70% of the movie could've been cut to make it more fastpaced
An interesting point. I liked this movie, but didn't think it was great. But i really like your point about it feeling like it's just "a day" in the life of these people and not a typical "straight to the point movie". I guess it is a happening of sorts. Maybe i will appreciate the movie more in the next years, but yeah, it's still pretty good. I enjoyed the dialogue and humor. But opposing to what Tarantino said, it's not like "Pulp Fiction" and pretty much more like "Jackie Brown". Slow burn movie with qualities, but some problems. I dig it more than "Jackie Brown" though. That's one Tarantino movie i can never get behind. It's always just okay to me for decades now.
That statement that a Tarantino film is not yet rated is a crack up. Of course, it's R. I think the movie industry should adopt an additional rating. RT - R with tons more violence and profanity than an ordinary R. X is for Fully Monty nudity mostly, so that wouldn't cover it. Yes, we need another R!
Just watched the movie like less than 30 minutes ago. Loved it! Glad Tarantino changed the story. I was getting so scared towards the end and for some reason thought Cliff was imagining things because he was on acid like Leo's character on wolf of wall street. Also love Cliff and Rick's relationship and the relationship between Cliff and his dog. Love how well trained the dog is.
Easily one of the best endings ive seen in years. One of the best movies of the 2010s in my opinion. This movie will become iconic/legendary movie to many ppl in the years to come. Its already legendary/iconic to me.
As far as production design, ensemble, and soundtrack go...this is one of the best movies released during my lifetime (22 years). I'm smoking a fat blunt and watching it tonight.
So Di Caprio plays an actor that worked in a Western and in a Nazi related vengeance movie. Yep, that's Tarantino revisiting his last 3 movies. Talking about a Tarantinoverse!
The first 2 hours is not for everyone only for lovers of everything late 60s retro,great cinematography and outstanding acting.The last 45 minutes fasten your seatbelts because classic Tarantino kicks in.
I hear there's a secret film out there from 1998 with the two of them, but they had to hide it away since every woman who saw it either fainted or mysteriously got pregnant while watching it.
Quentin Tarantino, I get so happy when I hear he’s making a new movie, he’s one of the few who still take chances when making a film, all his movies are great.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is one of the few who have the star power to make Brad Pitt his stunt double.
And Brad muthafucken Pitt is the only super star movie actor humble enough to make this work..
Gotta love'em both..
Leonardo DiCaprio is one of the few who have the star power to make Brad Pitt his stunt double.
@@stanleydeschepper wow thanks, I couldn't read the original comment...
@@robocopx54 XD
He has a much larger role in the movie than just being a stunt double.
The fact that Leo was acting in a movie within a movie and the scene cuts and he’s still acting 😳😳 one of the best actors out there man
thats why he is my favourite
he's so solid
Not as powerful as Robert Downey Jr in Tropic Thunder
@@bgraves7925 yesss
@@bgraves7925 Lol even I'm also fan of rdj but according to the performances LEO is the G.O.A.T rdj career filled with commercial films just two times he proved as a good actor tropic thunder and chaplin but dicaprio 🙌💥👏 what's eating gilbert grape,catch me if you can, departed, aviator, blood diamond, shutter island, wolf of wall street, inception, django unchained, revenant, once upon a time in hollywood his more powerful performer than RDJ
That last scene where Sharon and her friends welcome Rick into her home really made me smile and shed a tear because, unlike in the actual real life events, they live. Quentin really took the events of that night and threw them out the window, and in doing so, he made a pretty special film. Loved every minute of it. Especially the final act.
That's what I dislike about the movie. The horror that real people had to suffer through is ignored in order to maintain a feel-good vibe. It feels like the movie is undermining the events that took place, like a movie about Jews in the 30s that isn't mentioning the holocaust in any way. It doesn't sit right with me idk.
@@theswagger3231 Far from it. It's not a feel-good ending it's a bittersweet ending, because the film is so open about being a fairy tale. In showing what could have happened it shows what was lost. This extends to the greater theme of the film as well: it's a film about the end of an era, yet it portrays a fantasy reality where that era never ends, which makes the underlying message about the era ending all that much stronger.
Imagine if that's hw it really went down .
Cuz the truth is soo sad
@@theswagger3231 In a way it refuses to glorify the actions of the manson family. When the hippies in the movie intrude Rick Daltons home, they fail miserably and comically and look completely stupid. Showing acts of brutality like this that happened in real life in their full horror and emphazised by all the classical film elements in a way often times makes the criminals iconic and erects a monument for them. The story of the movie up to that point kinda leaves you to belive that all these hollywood people that live in their self-centered dreamworld will now be cought by the real life. The real life in which they are no heroes and completely helpless. Instead though Rick and Cliff completely shit on the intrudors in the most over the top movie-like way, completely subverting what you expected to happen and refusing to hippies representing the manson family their role in this revelation.
@@theswagger3231 It's literally called "Once upon a time in Hollywood"
Tarantino Always have the best soundtracks
Yah he has great music tastes
@@poboyobo2857 little Girls and leo said that xdd.
Probably because it's the "hell ride" soundtrack
Studio: So how many big shot actors you want?
Quentin: Yes.
QT has had stars since day one bitch.
Can this kind of comments finally die? Thanks.
@@ejnaygfantzcg I am a simple man. I see a played-out meme, I like.
That's cool but where are the jOOOS???
That's his forte.
0:11 Al Pacino, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio in the same frame. This is the pinnacle of Hollywood. Can't Wait
Gods of acting
After Jack and Jill Pacino has nowhere to go but up.
with quentin tarantino directing that is a "cherry on the cake"
Only Quentin Tarantino can get those three in one scene in one movie!
And I believe Pacino and De Niro will reunite in an upcoming Scorsese movie, right? The Irishman I think.
This film is actually a masterpiece when it comes to the characters, the world it’s set in with all the references to films and actors
they made bruce lee look an egotistical asshole and roman polanski a cool hip dude LOL
Add in the fact that Tarantino recreated the strip for real and not CGI and it becomes even more of a mind blowing achievement.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt should make another film together! Loved their performances in this film
its a Quentin Tarantino film ofc its a masterpiece
Have you read the book?
This movie is a Masterpiece. The scenario is pure genius. knowing how the true story ended, the last scene is very touching, it is like a jump in alternate universe where things took a different way. Awards fully deserved for that one.
If the real life event had of occurred like it did in the movie we would not even be aware of it.
is the movie worth watching
@@reetgill2675 no, worst boring piece of pap ever, the director is a piece of pap too, i gave you a thumbs down
@@reetgill2675 it is
@@reetgill2675 NO
Every Quentin Tarantino movie feels like it could be a Rockstar game
If one day rockstar think of make a movie, it has be Tarantino
Rockstar should make games based on all of Tarantino’s movies! 🤯
@@leozeira101 Rockstar Games actually made a movie in 2004 called "The Football Factory"
EDIT - The Football Factory is a 2004 British sports drama film written and directed by Nick Love and starring Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Frank Harper, Roland Manookian, Neil Maskell and Dudley Sutton. The film is loosely based on the novel of the same name by John King and the first foray into film making by video game producers Rockstar Games, credited as executive producers.
They essentially are the movie equivalent to a Rockstar game. They take a few years to make, each time they are incredible, and have re-watch/replay value to the nines.
Accurate af.
*Gentlemen you had my curiosity, but now you have my attention.*
BRILLIANT COMMENT
I'm curious what makes you so curious?
@@azee6532 The Manson family I would assume
A Zee What did you say boy?
Thorne Who was Sharon walking out of her house with?
Just imagine Johnny depp, Leo and brad in a movie
Millions of women will turn pregnant by that movie
Just if that sick woman hadn't ruined Johnny Depp's career and life.
I have an idea for that Johnny Depp and Leo in a movie together. I’m gonna call it What’s Eating Gilbert Grape
The Good the Bad amd the Mobbly
oh the holy trinity
This movie is a modern classic. The story, soundtrack, cinematography and above all, the acting, PERFECT.
I've always wanted to see Leonardo and brad sharing the screen together..finally the day came...
Didnt u watch the last trailer?
They were in this short together called The Audition in 2015.
Not screen
Bed together
Still want De Niro and him together
I was gonna say they were in interview with a vampire but that was cruise
The stunt double play actors their whole life. It's nice to see a great actor playing a stunt double for once.
What about stuntman mike from death proof?
But he probably has a stunt double when he is doing the stunts
Well Tarantino always casts Zoe Bell. 😉
For once? Errrrr....did you not see The Fall Guy?
🎵 It's only hay....hey hey
And on set there is a stunt double for the actor playing a stunt double, So you have a guy playing Brad Pitt, who is playing Leo DiCaprio
Nothing better than a movie that just enjoys itself and lets you absorb all the beauty
That feminist reporter who confronted Tarantino about Robbie’s lack of speaking roles got it all wrong. She was purposely a flat/static character. A symbol of innocence and purity. Truly a good person like the ones who loved her remember her as. Deserving more than only to be known by the tragedy of her death. Margot did a fantastic job. Probably the best in this masterpiece.
Exactly. Tarantino also didn't want to burden her by playing her up as a mythological icon with subplots and melodrama like so many other movies have done; instead he wanted to homage Sharon Tate, the person - not the icon, by giving her a nice day in town with no strings or plot-purpose attached.
@@GepardenK Well said. I thought it was gentle and sweet. No need to overdramatize and mythologize a life tragically cut short.
I wonder what the reporter's thoughts were on the Hillary Duff "Haunting of Sharon Tate" movie.
DiCaprio: dUduUdU DUDUDUDU !!!!
Me: Get that man a second Oscar right now.
Na, My man joaquin should have his first oscar next year
don't forget joker lol
BLACKPINK!
@@frpsty189 yes put a smile on that face. Joker is coming🃏😁
You ma ma ma ma make me happy.
Brad Pitt in his 50s more ripped than I’ll ever be.
Angelina jolie has left the chat..
Lmao
Well there's your problem, you're looking at it like age holds you back. Live long forever!
@@rileyspence4627 Exactly.
Your fault.
This movie is such an achievement, it's literally perfect. Also the casting for the minor roles are just perfect ...and the cinematography!!!
I always thought 1969 was the singularly the best year of my life. So much was happening in the world and yet it still was a time of innocence, especially for the very young. This film captures many parts of that awesome year and whimsically shows how one tragic summer night should have turned out. I haven't laughed and yelled during a movie like that in months. Four stars.
R.I.P
Cliff needs his own damn movie. That guy is a certified badass
Best character in the entire flick, and probably the true protagonist.
Yeah... I want to know why he killed his wife and get out of it.
If there is going to be one it would be call
Once there was a stun double in hollywood
@@adlina66 if I had to guess judging by the flashback in the movie, Cliff killed her on the boat and threw her body overboard. The body was never found leaving no evidence to convict him of murder. Just my thoughts.
Rick Dalton was hilarious though, his breakdown in his trailer when he forgot his lines and when he was yelling at Tex about his car being loud while dressed in that ridiculous robe drinking margaritas out of the blender jar, he was in his own world.
It's weird, you can tell it's Tarantino but at the same time it feels like the setup for a Scorsese-style biopic.
I totally agree!!
is it weird that it felt like anyones movie up until Leo fried the nazi in the trailer. Then I felt it was Tarantino.
True dat
I was thinking the same thing
someone please listen to my sounds 🎤
I just need a chance :(
One of my absolute best movie theater experiences I’ve ever had. Saw it opening day with my mom and two brothers. Incredible time watching a fantastic movie.
Me too, last film I saw before the pandemic!
1:12 the tone switch is just absolute brilliance
0:46
Foot scene confirmed. That’s a guarantee for a Tarantino film.
Thefamousgreen that’s right 👍
Tarantinos final movie, his magnum opus, will just be a 3-hour movie about womens feet.
There is none of that it the hateful 8
@@jessemarano5644 *hmmm* (c) Joe Rogan
Jesse Marano there is a lot of shoe scenes.
I love how the whole Manson aspect slowly creeps in during the 2nd half of this trailer. It's like, wait a second!
Yeah, it's being intentionally glossed over for those who don't know this story.
Minako Arisato I’m not familiar with the story. May you please elaborate?
@@donshah1709 Charles Manson was a Human Nightmare, and we live in a better world now that he's died in prison. You can look up what happened to Sharon Tate, but I do not recommend it. At all. Just know when he stepped out of that twinkees truck, that was an emotional gut drop.
Who plays Roman Polanski?
@@MuhammadAbiyoso Harvey Weinstein
"If anyone accidentally kills anyone, you still go to jail. It's called Manslaughter." - Cliff Booth
It feel like forever since I last saw Leonardo DiCaprio... DAMN I MISS HIM!!!!
Because he is not like other actors who do 10 shitty movies/year
Dude is so smart teaming up with Tarantino. He should have got an OSCAR for DJANGO. No doubt. His performance was captivating.
@@drinkspecials
I think Christoph Waltz deserved it more!
@@baboom007 Rock?...
Cometmoon448 He got an Oscar. Waltz killed it
Pitt, DiCaprio, Pacino and Russell? Are you kidding me!!!!
why are you acting so surprised lol.
QT has the money to pull it off
Yorkie Mom no
And Robbie and Tarantino. Take my money.
Beautiful cast as always. I wouldn't expect anything less from the master of films.
Rick Dalton 1933-2023 what a legend.🕊🕊
Ive probably watched this movie 30 times in the past 2 months. Every time I watch it it gets better and better
You need help.
@@bighands69 let ppl enjoy their life
You know you acting skills are out of this world when Brad Pitt himself is your stunt double.
Legit no correlation, is the stunt double actor supposed to be some unknown guy just because, have you ever seen 12 years a slave
Who's who's stunt double I'm totally confused can u elaborate it a bit further..?
Brad Pitt is a better actor than DiCaprio.
@@aero2311 That's certainly an opinion....
Rally Echo Mate literally watch the trailer 😂
This movie:
10% hippies
10% dogfood
10% Leo being angry
5% old movie scene
5% murder
60% Brad Pitt driving
Balázs Varga This is the best comment I’ve seen all year
That about sums it up...
you forgot the foot pick ratio
100% feet
Balázs Varga you forgot the feet
Best movie of the decade. I saw it opening night in the theater and I was about to fall out of my 💺 it was so great. An absolute masterpiece.
I hope Quentin Tarantino wil release the 4 hour extended version he says he made. Watching this movie once is never enough.
This movie won a lot of awards, and I still feel Like it didn’t get enough attention. I honest to god think this movie is comparable in a lot of ways to Pulp Fiction. The acting in this movie is untouchable. The costume design is the real deal. This is one of the only movies I’ve ever seen that is a genuine perfect 10. There was not a mark missed by any means.
Not as good as Pulp fiction but still an excellent film and would love to see Tarantino make several more films.
Tarantino may disagree perfectionist never satisfied
'Cause it is Pulp Fiction. ALL his movie are pulp fiction if you think about it.
"Pulp Fiction" has been overrated because of the fans in my opinion. "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" still shocks me 3 years later with how good it is. The kind of lasting shock that "Reservoir Dogs" inflicted on me.
@@MintyFreshTurds how do you feel about Django unchained?
Film studio: "which top quality actors would you like for the movie Quentin"?
Tarantino: "Yes"...
Kristopher George Panayi r/InclusiveOr
@@murderonthemind678 Its better than the goddamn Al Bundy "don't let this distract you..." post.
@@VicenzoV
I believe its that Quentin answered yes to a "which" question. Instead of picking one or two top quality actor/s, instead he wanted most, if not all, of the cast as top quality, or something like that. . .
@@murderonthemind678 correct
@@murderonthemind678 If it's not funny, just don't laugh, man! Simple as that!
Al Pacino and Leo DiCaprio in a single shot is just amazing
Brad pitt too
you're neglecting brad pit as if he's nothing, as if he's michael cera
@@hafizulyunus443 cera's nothing? How very Buddhist of him
0:38, Rest In Peace Cinerama Dome, thank you for the wonderful memories..
We took 2019 Movies for granted
That Scarface and Inglorious Basterds reference tho, can't wait!!!
Oh yes yes yes yes
With a ghostbusters theme thrown in lol
I think he's subtly referencing a lot of older films he's done, like hateful 8/Django with the cowboy movie part in the trailer, pulp fiction with the dancing shot, heavy inglourious bastards reference like you mentioned, and maybe reservoir dogs with the old gangster Al Capone. Tarantino never disappoints
@@dawsonschwatz4102 And Death Proof!
Yeah no
A Tarantino movie followed by a Scorsese movie releasing this year and both have Al Pacino in the cast too. What a time to be alive!
well i hope i don't get run over anytime soon
what's the one by scorsese?
@@saisridhar12 irishman
Also Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die, june 14th. What a year.
Michael Strong *Claps* Bravo, such intellect, much wow. Must be pretty being up in that high tower where your ego is as far as the eye can see deluding yourself with that self-righteous attitude.
Being an intellectual = being intelligent enough to not need to clarify that you’re a “intellectual” that’s special and in need of validation just because of what? A film? No, you’re more like a child still learning to not act so inherently childish.
Being an intellectual = being smart enough to understand when to shut up as well as not needing to brag about it, especially over something as simple as one’s personal film preference. What are we in, fourth grade?
Get over yourself.
I wish this was how the real story ended.
I think that’s the point of the film
This whole trailer is one big masterpiece.
I truly appreciate the confidence, love and support you showed in me. It’s a pleasure to have you among my beloved fan
Hello fan , how are you doing?
Thanks for being a great fan
May God bless you
Quentin, don’t quit after 10. Please.
~The cinema loving world
its going to be a sad day.
It's ok if he quits on a high note
the 10th movie will be pulp fiction 2
I doubt he will. We've seen this from people like Soderbergh, who "retired" then went right back to making movies.
@@trainsplanesmore Tarantino even said a while back to Dan Rather that he said that when it seemed so far away, and now it's not so far away anymore, he feels a little differently about it. And he told Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, "OK, maybe I'll do 11.".....
*I can't believe the budget.*
*They revived Bruce Lee*
@@jelmo8443 😂😂
LMFAO 😂😂😂
Omg it’s star lord
I still wonder how Star Lord have a fan base😂😂😂
It's a shame.
Come up with something original. But I support you for trying. Don't give up
One of my absolute favorite movies. The entire cast and crew were phenomenal.
We will miss you, and never forget you, Luke Perry. 🌻
Thank you so much I appreciate
@@aresmorgan9566 I'm more grateful to you for watching my films
😊😊😊
@@aresmorgan9566 how Long have you been my fan
Wow... that's amazing 😍
Were are you from...?
Still to this day, one of the most beautiful trailers I have EVER seen.
Hello fan, how are you doing?
Thanks for being a fan
May God bless you
Di Caprio cursing himself for not remembering his lines is just so hilarious
yeah, I dont know why but it reminds me a bit Norton in fight club
@@asiazondlo I recently read that he thought of the idea of having him forget his lines and pitched it and Tarantino liked it, and the cussing out himself for forgetting in his trailer was improved. Pretty spectacular to be honest. I'm assuming the original reason he was in the trailer was for his self reflection scene that follows shortly after that. Hes one of the best actors around, glad he finally got his Academy Award.
I threaten myself often too tbh
Him talking in the mirror about killing himself if he forgot his lines again was one of most darkly comedic things I've seen in a while lol
And later on when he rage quits in his dressing room, comedy gold.
a trailer that doesn't reveal the full storyline? damn, thats refreshing
loicjikko 😂
Im not gonna even bother watching the trailer... i dont want any spoilers on this. Its gonna be good
Sharon Tate probably gets murdered at some point.
whatthecello42 well it takes place in 1969 so.. :/
Spoiler. Sharon Tate dies and Charles Manson did it.
I'm so glad i watched this. the golden age of hollywood's aesthetic revised modernly. The music, the actors, everything!
Watch the Susan Atkins interviews very interesting and Tex Watson's deal with Bernard "lotaspoppa" Crowe. This shit has depth.
I watch this trailer almost everyday and every time it reminds me of the magical last year of 2019( especially the summer), it was the best year in my life. The movies and the oscars were amazing, the year in school was perfect, and all the vacations were good. Every time I watch this it reminds me of 2019 and all the moments I had, this trailer always makes me incredibly sad and depressed with all the nostalgic memories of 2019, for me this is not the just a trailer, it’s a beautiful video and score that reminds me and always will of the year of 2019.
I really hope this all ends soon ,stay safe everyone and take care🙏🙏🙏
Damn! Great to hear buddy!
yeah after 2019 everything turned to shit.
Dicaprio and Pitt in a movie together? I've been wanting this since i was like 10 years old.
Guess your dreams and wishes do come true.
Kathul Emerald you geigh?
now how old r u? ;)
back then I thought it was the same person .
@@Knowledge949 he's 11 now
Me too! And they have a fantastic on screen dynamic together which is even better. so psyched for this movie.
The on screen chemistry between Dalton (DiCaprio) and Booth (Pitt) really made this movie.
Booth*
Totally Agree 👍
Ryan Cox brangelina is shook
seperately they are even better
Actually that match showed us how much better actor than Pitt Leonardo is. He was brilliant, and Pitt was only ok.
This movie holds a special place in my heart as it is my first tarantino movie, i walked in as a fan of Leo and brad and walked out a fan of tarantino
This is by far his worse movie. Try with other ones.
@@m.d.3806 that would probably be death proof if i were to go with what everyone says but i like death proof tbh
RIP Rick Dalton. 1933-2023
This movie is incredible. The sound track is the same. Great under rated movie.
I love checking the comments here every now and then, there’s “great film” here, and “crap” there. It’s my second favourite film of all time currently so I agree!
RIP Luke Perry. Glad we get to see you in action one last time
He would have gone on to be a huge star. Sad because this was just the beginning for him. Really sad.
my father cried when he saw the movie , when he heard the radio stations and the commericals and the old life style , the movie focused on the details to make you live in 1969
For anyone that was there 1969 is a lost world, and you just can't explain it.
Modi Stark that’s sad and awesome at the same time. But, in all honesty, they’ll never be a time in America like that ever again, so I see where he’s coming from.
I would cry to with how the world is running now compared to the 60s..
Absolutely - I was completely gutted. I was 3 years old in 1969 and Tarantino nailed it.
I found the ending upsetting. Five lives lost that night (six if you count the unborn baby) and two more the next night. Nice to have an alternative ending but for me it really emphasised the sadness. Yes: I'm old enough to remember it. No: I'm not a boomer.
God that way Quentin ended this movie made me so deeply sad and cry because what actually happened was beyond brutal. Wish this ending could have been the reality
My favorite movie of the decade and my second favorite Tarantino movie behind Pulp Fiction. I saw it twice in the theater, on an airplane, I bought it the day it was released on blu ray and several times since. Seeing it once is never enough and I am still waiting for that 4 hour cut! Get it done QT!!
I think we all need a friend like cliff
Idk man, that guy is wild. Hes too much crazy
I really actually do! And he has a female pitbull.
Watch go crazy🔥
Or at least a friend who tries...
I try
The last 30 minutes of the movie is just insane 😄
I laughed so much!! 🤣🤣🤣
Sreoshi Chaudhuri yeah I didn’t expect that at last. 🤣🤣🤣
Less depressing than what happened in real life no doubt
nathan kemp yeah
The can of dog food had me in stiches
Dude Leo’s breakdown is legit how I’ve felt after leaving like an interview or trying to flirt 😂
Movie was soooo fucking amazingggg
😂😂😂😂😂
@@shootingstar3107 it just be like that ya know😂
I'd kill for a game based on this movie so we can explore '69 Hollywood and play as Cliff Booth.
I truly appreciate the confidence, love and support you showed in me. It’s a pleasure to have you among my beloved fan
The budget for the movie is so high, that they managed to create a machine that resurrected Bruce friggin Lee from the grave.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache I’ll say it. YoUrE EvErYwHeRe!!
Yaa That was a lil freezy moment for me
Just Some Guy without a Mustache I think that is Abbas Alizada.
@@farrington7971 It's a joke dude 😂😂😂
@@klmknop lol all of us are everywhere in UA-cam videos commenting
This film really feels like a story, and not a straight to the point movie. I actually learned about the characters and watched them grow
This is why people Hated this movie because it was a different type of movie that they didn’t get it’s an amazing masterpiece
@@ethanwood9124 nah i didn't find it s bad movie at all there were some great scenes in it but imo it was a bit boring and 'not straight to the point' just seems like an excuse for it to be that long and uninteresting because it didn't ever led to something (except for the ending). But it felt like 70% of the movie could've been cut to make it more fastpaced
mr.biggy07 nah, it was the purest summer blockbuster of the decade
@@Dan89201 good argument...
An interesting point. I liked this movie, but didn't think it was great. But i really like your point about it feeling like it's just "a day" in the life of these people and not a typical "straight to the point movie". I guess it is a happening of sorts. Maybe i will appreciate the movie more in the next years, but yeah, it's still pretty good. I enjoyed the dialogue and humor. But opposing to what Tarantino said, it's not like "Pulp Fiction" and pretty much more like "Jackie Brown". Slow burn movie with qualities, but some problems. I dig it more than "Jackie Brown" though. That's one Tarantino movie i can never get behind. It's always just okay to me for decades now.
This movie came out 2 years ago and it’s already nostalgic asf. 2019 feels like a really long time ago
I come back here several times a month. This movie has become a part of our lives hell yeah
*Evacuate the city*
*Engage all defences...*
*And get this man Second oscar👌*
Third
Luke S. Talking about Leo, here. It would only be his second.
Nah, Leo's got one. It's time for Tarantino to get his due
Amitabh Sharma Tarantino has 5. Pretty sure he’s gotten his due.
@@joyholmes2545? No man. He's won just two and both of them are screenplay Oscars. The man deserves a Best Director now
"This Film Is Not Yet Rated"
It's rated "R", okay? It's f***ing rated "R". Just say it.
Based on what evidence asshole? (Totally kidding, I know right, wtf would this film be rated?)
NC-17?
Actually it gets rated by an independent group. They have to see the final copy before it gets rated
@@thefilminformer actually it should be NC-17 but they would edited it to r rated
That statement that a Tarantino film is not yet rated is a crack up. Of course, it's R. I think the movie industry should adopt an additional rating. RT - R with tons more violence and profanity than an ordinary R. X is for Fully Monty nudity mostly, so that wouldn't cover it. Yes, we need another R!
It was fun picking out and seeing all of the Hollywood crowd and the actors who impersonated them. Loved the ending.
One of my favorite movies. Watched it over 20 times EASILY.
Al Pacino, DiCaprio, Pitt, Margot Robbie in a Tarantino film....🔥🔥🔥
Dont forget Charlie
Don't forget Luke.... RIP
I could have lived without Pacino.
Let’s get rid of Robbie and it sounds a lot better.
Idk? Heck no. She’s an amazing actress💀
I think we're gonna love the Brad/Leo Bromance.
this movie and The Irishman are going to have a go at it with the Awards this year..
don't forget the comment that's with,ash trax until we get there.
deb310red I’ve heard they’re not on screen that much together
@@ryanh4145 AL PACINO IS IN BOTH, AND HE IS ALMOST 80, GREAT TO SEE HE IS STILL BUSY.
Gothic,"purse",very important I seen that in the mirror "the King",get those shadows our of muah house,un. Death forever in front of zip code,smoke.
Just watched the movie like less than 30 minutes ago. Loved it! Glad Tarantino changed the story. I was getting so scared towards the end and for some reason thought Cliff was imagining things because he was on acid like Leo's character on wolf of wall street. Also love Cliff and Rick's relationship and the relationship between Cliff and his dog. Love how well trained the dog is.
Every now and then i just come back to this trailer.
"Is that your son??" Brad Pitt is over 15 years OLDER than DiCaprio! Had to laugh. 😂😂
11 yrs actually
Only 11 years.
@@earlysyed he probably rounded it up 😂
Shut Up My boy’s using the R Kelly calculator.
Kermit Not to be that guy... but ^underrated.
Damn, nobody really talked about Luke Perry? RIP man.
Watched the trailer this morning and the highest liked was a Luke Perry comment, and I saw a whole bunch after that too
Who dat?
@@albertogarcia305 thank u
@@zebunker he passed away
I agree :(
Brad , Leonard and Margot were the best actors from the best movie Onceuponatimeinhollywood 😍🥰🙌👍👌🙏👏🤧
0:17 My boy pacino still got that "Say hello to my lil' Friend"
"Anything we can do about that heat?"
"Rick...it's a flamethrower."
Hahaha
was actually unscripted and a spontaneous idea from Leo
I’m ur 1k like
😅 ,,,,
Ce film c'est juste de l'histoire revisité ça a jamais été ça les hippies
Tarantino does it again! Loved every moment of this movie and he does justice for Tate with his alt version of history. Bravo!!
Happy 1 year to this masterpiece of a trailer.
Yeah bro
I love this trailer sooooooo much! I constantly rewatch it because the style and music is so cool!
Unordinary Studios yeah same
And the movie is even better
@@neeeee8525 I agree! This is the Greatest film of All-time
Disney: We Have Marvel, Star Wars, And Avatar?
Columbia Pictures: Well we have a *Tarantino!*
And we did *not* blow the budget for any CGI! This is filmmaking, pure and simple
And thankfully, he hasn’t gone full SJW like the former!
Sony has Tarantino :D
I know he doesn't like video games but damm it would be crazy if he'd made one.. May be after his tenth movie...
@skankhunt42 I think you're very right
AltHendo_ no one like him!
Easily one of the best endings ive seen in years. One of the best movies of the 2010s in my opinion. This movie will become iconic/legendary movie to many ppl in the years to come. Its already legendary/iconic to me.
As far as production design, ensemble, and soundtrack go...this is one of the best movies released during my lifetime (22 years). I'm smoking a fat blunt and watching it tonight.
World War II... Cowboys... Stuntmen...
This whole movie just seems like references and callbacks to Tarantino's previous films
And I'm okay with that.
You forget closeups of women's feet.
someone please listen to my sounds.. 🎤
I just need a chance :(
brainmare you’re not gonna get it with that attitude
brainmare get a job dude
Dont forget kung fu lol
So Di Caprio plays an actor that worked in a Western and in a Nazi related vengeance movie.
Yep, that's Tarantino revisiting his last 3 movies. Talking about a Tarantinoverse!
Jorge Ferreira - My guess is this'll be another alt-history massacre like Inglorious Basterds but with ol' Charlie Manson as the target
Maybe we get Clooney acting in a vampire flick here, too
Best Tarantino Movie
No Debate.
Perfection.
see my version please ;)
Not a day goes by, but a line from this movie will come into my head.....and it gives me enormous pleasure
The first 2 hours is not for everyone only for lovers of everything late 60s retro,great cinematography and outstanding acting.The last 45 minutes fasten your seatbelts because classic Tarantino kicks in.
Probably the last 10-15 minutes...
And no story.
It was a crap movie the worst movie i ever saw what a waste of my time
@@itzJuztThomas isn't the story common knowledge?
@@neb4587 you are crazy what a slow movie with no action at all only the last 10 minutes such a crap from torontino
Imagine Leo and Brad in a movie together in 90s.....those poor ovaries.
I feel bad for all the middle age men seeing this with their wives
Excuse me, Is this some kind of peasant joke I'm too rich to understand?
I hear there's a secret film out there from 1998 with the two of them, but they had to hide it away since every woman who saw it either fainted or mysteriously got pregnant while watching it.
"...gave me blue tubes...gave me blue tubes!"
someone please listen to my sounds 🎤
I just need a chance!
Quentin Tarantino, I get so happy when I hear he’s making a new movie, he’s one of the few who still take chances when making a film, all his movies are great.
The acting was so outstanding!!! Decaprio giving himself a talking to in that trailer was epic. Every gesture was perfect. I Loved this movie
Producer: how many A-Listers do you want?
Director: YES!
More like, Producer: Who wants to be in a Tarantino movie
Every single Hollywood actor: yes
Cause Tarantino is the damn GOAT dude. It was them who wanted to be in his movie I bet.
Lena Dunham.
HAHA so original
Sometimes, certain directors reach a point where the A-list actors line up in front them without having to be asked.
Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie perfect TRIO.
And the legendary Al Pacino.
Don't forgot the legendary Al Pacino
Al Pacino on his own is godlike
Margot Robbie dies tho
Yeah, I'd like to watch that threesome... I mean acting! I can't wait to see them acting together...
@@Outplayedqt oh man that's an oofff
even the trailer was a masterpiece
Pulp Fiction : We had a star studded cast.
Once Upon A Time in Hollywood : Hold my scalping knife.
*Hold my $5 milkshake.
Hold my Big Kahuna Burger
Hold my Royale With Cheese
Hold my opinion
Hold my perfectly round pot belly
Al Pacino, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Luke Perry, Dakota Fanning
10/10 !
You forgot Kurt Russell. :(
And Timothy Olyphant
I miss Samuel L Jackson
and you forgot Bruice Lee too!
@@starsky3516 not a big fan of him.. but yeah he's great too
This movie blew my mind, and I can't stand todays' films...