The official title of Tarantino's Manson movie just came out. I don't think we have a thread for it yet?
Also Brad Pitt is costarring with Leo:
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Throughout his career, Quentin Tarantino has made “paying homage” not just the subtext, but frequently the actual text, so to speak, of his films. He is perhaps best known for loving exploitation films of the 1970s, but his admiration of westerns runs deep as well (see: Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight). This week, Tarantino revealed the title of his 9th film, and it’s a direct homage to Sergio Leone: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. This news also came with confirmation that Brad Pitt will be Leonardo DiCaprio’s co-star, as DiCaprio will be playing former western TV star Rick Dalton, while Pitt will play his stunt double best friend Cliff Booth. The highly publicized connection to the summer of 1969 Manson murders is that Dalton’s next door neighbor is future victim Sharon Tate. Meanwhile, it’s unclear if Tom Cruise is still in talks for a role. Sony Pictures will release Once Upon a Time in Hollywood on August 9th, 2019, the 50th anniversary of the murder of Sharon Tate and her friends.
Let me put it this way, how much needless cursing, blood, gore and violence in the movie because he can’t figure out how to tell a good story and must rely on shock value?
If the answer is You think it’s the perfect amount or in any way excessive I will not like it. Lol.
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literally only 2.5 minutes worth in only one scene
