Once Upon a Time in Hollywood First Time Watching!!!
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Wow what an entertaining movie from start to finish!! After watching this movie I did some research on Charles Manson and had no idea his cult was responsible for unaliving an actress, let alone a pregnant actress! Rest in peace to Sharon Tate, her child and the other victims. It definitely felt like the scenes with Margot Robbie in the cinema were a nice tribute to Sharon Tate. I understood that her house was the target in the movie, but I bet all of you who knew what happened in real life sat in suspense at that scene! It was highly satisfying seeing the cultists be beat and burned at the end instead of seeing the real tragedy. Interesting choice to change what happened, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts and more facts about this movie!
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The film sort of is a "fairytale" in the sense that it rewrites history. In reality, Sharon Tate (Robbie) and everyone else in her house were brutally murdered that night. The movie gives them the justice they unfortunately weren't able to get.
kinda cathartic.
As an Angelino who was alive at the time, the Cielo Drive street sign is a jump scare all by itself.
In real life those Manson people killed an 8 months pregnant Sharon Tate and the others at that house that night. Manson planned the murders, but didn't take part. Like some of his other "History" movies, he gives us the endings we emotionally want to see in terrible real life events.
Here is a bit of background. In the last scene when Sharon Tate has invited Rick Dalton up to the house she is wearing a #17 Dallas Cowboys football jersey. Sharon Tate was from Dallas, and at the time Don Meredith was the quarterback for the Cowboys. He wore number 17.
Margot Robbie's character was there as a red herring because people familiar with Manson know that Sharon Tate was murdered in a very gruesome manner. We were anticipating that but it was detailed by the alternative events of the film.
This is a great movie, my favorite scene (outside of the attack at the end) is the scene where Rick returns to his trailer after blowing his lines. Such a great scene, and DiCaprio is an incredible actor. DiCaprio and Pitt have excellent chemistry, and I'd love to see them work together again some day.
Agreed that was one of my favorite scenes too!!
It helps to know the backstory of the Manson family murders to appreciate the film, since so many of the scenes are based on actual events and are filmed in the actual locations.
It doesn't just help, it's essential!
This and hateful 8 are my 2 favorite Tarantino films
Tarantino does not like Bruce Lee because, apparently, Lee was rude and dismissive towards stuntmen - and this movie is Tarantino's love letter to stuntpersons.
To be fair, the fight was neutral; since it was best-of-three, and the third round didn't officially end, the fight ended in a draw.
Yes that was Bruce Lee and the creepy guy was Manson. Margot Robbie is playing Sharon Tate.
That show he was in with Luke Perry was an actual show, and an actual episode, the character was actually played by Joe Don Baker.
If only Rick and Cliff were there in real life to save Sharon and her friends..
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the music playing when he is walking up to meet Sharon it the music at the opening of the life and times of judge roy bean. music is playing and on the screen it says "maybe this isn't the way it happened but it should have"
Your reaction at the end was priceless. When he was beating up the manson followers 😂. As always you're awesome
I should say first, you're one of my favorite reaction channels and this was great. I know you said that you thought Manson would be a bigger part of the story, but I think that kinda makes sense. When you think about it his whole thing was like "well, me, PERSONALLY, I didn't do anything..."
He was the puppet master manipulating a bunch of cult followers geeked out on LSD to kill a bunch of people. So it kinda makes sense to me that Tarantino would have him making moves completely off camera.
And as far as the title goes, you mentioned it not quite being a fairy tale in the classic sense of the word, but I think the title starts with "Once upon a time..." because that's the telltale sign that he's about to rewrite a significant historical event. He also did it in Inglorious Basterds. The beginning of the film starts with "once upon a time... in Nazi occupied France"... then he kills Hitler in the movie. Lol. In this movie the actual TITLE has "once upon a Time" in it so you know he's about to change some shit around like "No, Sharon Tate WASN'T brutally murdered because the killers accidentally ran into the wrong stuntman in the house next door..." lol. I love it. Also I should mention, you're one of my favorite reaction channels right now. Love what you do. Please keep it up.
I believe this was Luke Perry's last acting role before he passed.
Burt Reynolds was also supposed to play George but died before shooting. Bruce Dern does a good job and was even better in The Hateful Eight.
Innercircle's having a bad day, i guess. Needs a hug, maybe
First time i watched this i woke everyone in the house and next door up laughing at DiCaprio at the end of this explaining what happened i love how he just has to curse hippies he cant just say hippie its so funny
Exactly. It's always "f-ing hippies." Never just "hippies."
Great reaction. And thanks for reminding me that I need more Viking attire in my wardrobe.
Great vid, as always!
Thanks 😊
Great reaction like always, I love this movie... When Tarantino pulls the ripcord and it goes bananas, it is just so much fun. And Its alternate ending to real-life events is meant to be controversial, but for me, it’s a vision of how everything should have happened if the world was fair or, indeed, a fairy tale… in Hollywood. There some fun-facts about this movie, screen legend Burt Reynolds was originally cast for the role of George Spahn, but passed away at 82 before he could film his scenes. However, he was still able to leave his own mark on Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by suggesting Bruce Lee’s (Mike Moh) remark that Cliff Booth is “kinda pretty for a stunt guy.” Burt Reynolds is not the only actor who helped created some memorable moments from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, such as Booth's profane pep talk to Rick Dalton (a Brad Pitt ad-lib inspired by a real-life experience of his) or the latter character's Lancer mistake and subsequent, and completely improvised, trailer freakout, both of which were Leonardo DiCaprio's suggestions. Practical Effects Were Used To Recreate 1969 Los Angeles, Quentin Tarantino opted against using CGI for the authentic, Oscar-winning recreation of Los Angeles circa 1969 in this movie, claiming that even if the audience did not notice the difference. One effect from this movie that was, surprisingly, also practical is Rick Dalton's flamethrower from The 14 Fists of McCluskey, for which a hesitant Leonardo DiCaprio actually set actors on fire. It took some convincing from co-stunt coordinators Zoe Bell and Robert Alonzo, the latter of which let DiCaprio set him on fire first, before the actor felt comfortable making "fried sauerkraut" out of the stunt crew. Rick Dalton’s MAD Caricature Became The Real Cover Art For The Magazine’s Final Issue.
Bruce Lee’s Daughter Was Unimpressed With The Depiction Of Her Father. Shannon Lee, the daughter of Lee, described her father's depiction in the movie to The Wrap as "an arrogant asshole who was full of hot air." Despite attempts to defend the portrayal from Mike Moh, who plays the kung fu movie legend in the film. Margot Robbie’s performance brought Sharon Tate’s sister to tears, Sharing Nina Tooley's sentiment over the movie is Debra Tate, the sister of tragic starlet Sharon Tate, who initially condemned the film upon its mere announcement until Quentin Tarantino personally reached out to her about his intentions. Tarantino has a personal connection to another Los Angeles cinema that receives mention in this movie, specifically when Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring (Emile Hirsch) discuss an adult movie premiere taking place at a nearby theater. The theater in question is the Eros, known today as The New Beverly and owned by Quentin Tarantino. Keep up the amazing work.
I watched this movie in theatres after having only seen 2 other Tarantino movies (Django Unchained and Inglorious Basterds) and I freakin loved it. It's such a slow buildup to a few minutes of violence that really has you leave on a high.
It's frustrating to watch someone react to this movie when they don't recognize ANY of the many references to old Hollywood, TV shows, and especially the Manson Family/Tate murders. I wish there was a handbook that people could read before watching this so that they at least wouldn't be entirely in the dark.
Great film! Loved the reaction.
Ironically, Kurt Russell played a serial killer trying to kill his Once Upon A Time In Hollywood“ wife,” Zoë Bell, in the Tarantino flick, “Death Proof” from 2007.
Correct, filmed in Austin and surrounding areas.
@@michaelescareno7048 filmed in Austin but the road chase was filmed in California.
15:27: He's not coughing like that because of the smoke. As an alcoholic, there are moments when you just start gagging and almost throw up. He kind of did this too when he's in the trailer talking with the director about putting on his make up. Rick Dalton is an alcoholic.
The Janet character is a real life stunt double. She was Uma Thurmans stunt double in Kill Bill.
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This movie and Kill Bill Vol. 2 are my two favorite Tarantino movies.
The same guy plays Manson in Mindhunter and this movie.
This movie is even better if you know more about the Manson family and the Tate/LaBianca murders.
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10:26 that cat and your mimic is adorable :)
32:10 I got stabbed twice from same spot. Didn't feel anything either hahaha
Best cat in the world 😻 and wow that's crazy!!
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Tarantino made a five hour movie. Too long for theater, but I don't know why it couldn't be released later on blu-ray. Most fans would watch it. I read the book recently. It's not a novelization, but an alternate version of Once Upon A Time In hollywood.
One of my favorite Tarantinos is his first one, TRUE ROMANCE. It’s EXCELLENT.
That movies on my list! I hope to watch it soon
@@YlvatheViqueenKurt Russel in Tarantino’s “DEATH PROOF,” is sooooooo goooood!!!! Shockingly Goood!!!!!! You should definitely see it!!!! 😊
One of his first scripts, but QT didn't direct.
I like this ending much better for Sharon Tate than what actually happened.
I don't think this worked for anyone who wasn't familiar with the events. And to my surprise, a lot of young people weren't.
Yup, you're totally right. The entire movie hinges on the fact that you know what happened. If you're not sitting through the whole movie in suspense and with a sense of impending dread - if you're not recognizing all the characters, and who they were in real life - it's a total waste of time. What a shame, she's a great reactor, but as I'm watching this reaction I started to realize, "Uh-oh....nobody told her that she needs to know what happened that night." Most reactors spend ten minutes or so doing an internet search on The Manson Family and Sharon Tate.
@@TTM9691 You nailed it.
That's a very pretty kitty looking on.
Cat seems very concerned for you
Orange cats are the best.
Tarantino rocks. You rock 👍
you should watch Chernobyl and Arcane.
29:13 oh so you pretty much know nothing about Charlie Manson? 🤣 and the fact that the fake laughter at the end made her laugh explains her mental state 😅
Something offbeat soon? Lucky Number Slevin? Dark City?
An alternate universe movie.
Hi there
Nice reactions!. Could you make a reaction of the movie "Poseidon" 2006?, it's a really good movie. I'm leaving my like :D
That movie sucks! What a joke! Why would you watch that lame, cheesy remake? (of course the real question is.....why remake it all? But of course, that's the story of the dopey 21st century, ain't it Mauricio?) Just saw The Poseidon Adventure again over the pandemic, then I saw two or three great reactions for it. Talk about a movie that didn't need remaking. You actually fell for that lazy coloring book of a movie? The movie that was made for doofuses who never leave the shallow end of the pool? You just let them market any old horseshit they can fob off on you, don't ya! Hilarious. Hey Mauricio, why don't you value originality and creativity? Seriously, I'm dying to know! Why do you accept mediocrity? Why do you let them laugh at you, all the way to the bank? I mean you can just hear them sniffing coke and saying "I know.....we'll remake The Poseidon Adventure! It'll be easy now, and these idiots won't know the difference!" Isn't that around the same time they were remaking stuff like "Carrie" and "Psycho"? lol. Mauricio, you wouldn't know what a "really good movie" looks like if your life depended on it, who are you kidding. If it doesn't have a man in it jumping around in a cape and a mask, or holding a light saber, you think you're watching an art film. 🤣
Why do so many movie reactors think that they need to talk ALL OF THE TIME!!!! Make comments but don't block out so much dialoge.
Oh no! I'm broken-hearted you didn't know the backstory about what you were watching because without that, the movie makes no sense whatsoever. There's absolutely no suspense or drama or sense of dread throughout it because we are assuming the worst. 90% of the characters in the movie are based on real people, all the locations, right down to all those neon signs, they're iconic places from 60's L.A. Great reaction, though, considering. But without knowing about Sharon Tate, the Manson Family and what happened that night, the movie means nothing. PS: Hullaballoo was a 60s rock & roll show, just bands and singers doing their latest records, sometimes with dancers behind them. "Shindig", "Hullaballoo", "Shivaree", "Where The Action Is", you'd see all the British Invasion bands, the Motown singers, etc etc.....and sometimes Hollywood stars promoting some crappy record they'd cut! That short little bit of him singing "Green Door" is freaking hilarious if you've ever seen old Hullaballoo clips, and know the history of actors making cheesy records. (There is a compilation of hilarious examples of such recordings, called "Golden Throats". William Shatner singing Mr. Tambourine Man, stuff like that). The fact he's singing "Green Door" is an even more-hilarious, super arcane/obscure in-joke that I can't even really explain. If you know, then you know!)
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Wow you really shouldn't be doing reactions!
Excellent film........could have been great if they edited that annoying as hell kid out of it. Not one kid on the face of the earth, especially in the late '60's talked like that.
Wrong. There are TONS of things that aren't accurate in this movie, but that scene ain't one of 'em. That's exactly how child actors speak, in ANY time period. Watch everything from interviews with Mickey Rooney or Jackie Coogan in the 30s to Tatum O'Neal or Jodie Foster in the mid-70s. Or Peter Billingsly in the early 80s, etc etc. (Billingsilly is a good example). And in the late 60s? Even moreso! They don't want to have babysit on movie sets. That scene with the kid is one of the most realistic and most interesting parts of the movie.....it just goes sailing over your head because you don't know what you're watching. Who are you kidding? You're a couch potato in Nowheresville, USA, right?; you've never once worked on a movie set, never worked with child actors (who are ALWAYS precocious). (If you have to look that word up, then there's your answer why that scene is over your head). Let me explain what Tarantino is doing there, so that you can enjoy the practical effect that is happening right in front of your eyes, that you're too stupid to notice. Those are long takes. What he's trying to do is basically equal Tatum O'Neal in "Paper Moon", where she has these long takes with tons of dialog. Those scenes are what won her the Oscar. He has a big picture of Tatum O'Neal from that movie on his screening room wall. Everything with Tarantino is about referencing something else. That scene is totally "Paper Moon". PS: More specifically: kids in the 60s spoke like adults, plain and simple; I can prove it a million times over.
@@TTM9691 GTFOOH. You don't need to 'explain' anything to me doofus. That entire scene completely stands out as unrealistic in an entire film that is unrealistic. Who the hell are you anyway, the kid's mom? You sound pissed off that I called out your sprog for being annoying as hell on film. GFY.
Effing useless. Margot Robbie was playing Sharon Tate who was murdered by the 3 hippies. That's the whole point of the movie. Geez, read the Wiki or Imdb or something after.
No need to be so harsh to her
Geez read the video description or something before you make vitriolic comments. Effing useless yourself.
not everyone knows this stuff, it's not like they teach in schools random shit from TMZ. And why read a wiki before watching movies? Do you also read all comic books before going to see marvel movies? Have you read all Dune books before going to see Dune in cinema? Effing useless. :)
Try "Inglorious Basterds". I think that it was Tarantino's best film.