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Review of the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
A very big meh, or even worse (2.0/10)
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Mmm, well, how can I put it... Usually, I like Leonardo DiCaprio movies, and most Brad Pitt movies. But here... In this 2h40 Quentin Tarantino film, nothing happens. It is empty, completely uninteresting, the actors are not showcased, and there is hardly any specific performance. Brad Pitt plays a subdued stuntman, and Mr DiCaprio plays an actor wavering between mediocrity and talent.
Toward the end, we get a tiny bit of action filled with grotesque and absurd scenes, as Mr Tarantino often does.
I really do not understand all the media fuss around this film. I found it frankly bad, unengaging and full of dragged-out moments. If you are looking for depth, action or emotion, move along.
Review of the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
A very big meh, or even worse (2.0/10)
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Mmm, well, how can I put it... Usually, I like Leonardo DiCaprio movies, and most Brad Pitt movies. But here... In this 2h40 Quentin Tarantino film, nothing happens. It is empty, completely uninteresting, the actors are not showcased, and there is hardly any specific performance. Brad Pitt plays a subdued stuntman, and Mr DiCaprio plays an actor wavering between mediocrity and talent.
Toward the end, we get a tiny bit of action filled with grotesque and absurd scenes, as Mr Tarantino often does.
I really do not understand all the media fuss around this film. I found it frankly bad, unengaging and full of dragged-out moments. If you are looking for depth, action or emotion, move along.
Review of the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
A very big meh, or even worse (2.0/10)
| | | | | | | | | |
Mmm, well, how can I put it... Usually, I like Leonardo DiCaprio movies, and most Brad Pitt movies. But here... In this 2h40 Quentin Tarantino film, nothing happens. It is empty, completely uninteresting, the actors are not showcased, and there is hardly any specific performance. Brad Pitt plays a subdued stuntman, and Mr DiCaprio plays an actor wavering between mediocrity and talent.
Toward the end, we get a tiny bit of action filled with grotesque and absurd scenes, as Mr Tarantino often does.
I really do not understand all the media fuss around this film. I found it frankly bad, unengaging and full of dragged-out moments. If you are looking for depth, action or emotion, move along.