AAA Movie Review: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019), Quentin Tarantino's Newest Movie

chris55 (57)in #aaa • 5 years ago

In the 24 hours after watching thIS movie, I have been thinking over and over again, why I was touched. First of all, I don’t think that this movie made me cry, and I felt that it was a good movie. However, I really thought that this movie is so good, so that I really moved. This film is a gift to Quentin’s fans! And when I think about it, I am very touched, I want to cry. This movie, after 50 years of real events, is the ninth film of Quentin. As a film master who has established a unique style, he also serves as a director with a global fan base. Quentin doesn't need to be too aggressive, nor does he need to please the audience. He just needs to put what he wants to say in a gentle story.

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The film spans less than a year and mixes all the symbolic elements, such as movies, TV, stars, parties, sluts, hippies and so on. In the first hour of the movie, if you think that this movie is boring, then you can pay attention to the lens settings of the movie. The small design of those lenses, following the actors' first-person perspective in the car, audiences can feel the breeze of the Hollywood Hills. The director is afraid that everyone is too invested. He also deliberately let Rick forget the lines, pull the viewer's viewing consciousness back to the shooting scene, and then follow the camera and come back again. Constantly repeating the state of the characters outside the play, constantly bringing the audience into the play, then letting the audience wake up and experience the dream of Hollywood.

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Quentin spent an entire hour talking about the fictional story of the two people, in order to finally convince you that it could be true. In the past, now and in the future of Hollywood, if there are more such people, that would be great. The sadness of the past is that history has no assumptions. If in the story there is a hero to save the beauty that night, if there is no accident that night... Is everybody ok? Are you ok? When these questions are gently asked from the real victim, how much sorrow and regret?. The movie begins to pull away at a moment, like a journey through time and space, across reality and dreams.

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What Quentin has always expressed in the movie is his personal preference. For the person that Quentin hates, he will kill them in the movie for a hundred times. It will also let whites "serve" black people. To say that black superhero movies, the origin should be Quentin's movie! This new film is also Quentin's personal heroic movie. He is just like a fan, dreaming of himself in one dad. In this day, he became the person who saved his most admired movie idol. You might have dreamt about it. However, Quentin makes this dream true. This dream is like a fairy tale, called "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."