The End of the Journey (ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD Reaction) 

*Thats for Goddamn sure*

@@MasterBetty69 😂

Damn right.

^^this guy's my wonderwall

That's for goddamn sure

Tarantino points it out in the book.

@@Bill-oe6pw never read whichever book you are talking about. It makes sense that he would do it that way. Tarantino always makes sure his big parts have symmetry and always makes sure a woman's foot is in frame a couple times a movie.

@@paulhewes7333 Tarantino wrote a novel based on the movie script. It's like the movie but with a few changes and an expanded plot. I recommend reading it if you like the film, I quite enjoyed it

@@Shitgotmegeekin actually he wrote it as a novel and then wrote it into the movie script. He also wrote a novel on the life of Rick Dalton after the movie was released. But has yet to come out and probably never will.

@@dre400 eitherway, it’s a good read!

Yeah it might be his most "boring" movie, but somehow it's still more fun to watch than most movies out there

I feel the same. Upon first watching I thought it was pretty enjoyable, but it really is a lot tighter than I thought.

@@CaptainOfGames Yeah, "nothing" happens for so long, but it's still engrossing.

Honestly I don’t get how short of an attention span ppl must have to think this movie is “boring”. Like wtf. This movie is entertainment non stop

I was about to comment the exact same thing. Just get better and better, and im reading the novel version right now!

absolutely man

No. The scene in Django at the dinner table is definetly better.

@@DaeLh each to their own mate

He got robbed of another Oscar

@@DaeLh different stokes I agree with you but it’s close

Margaret Qualley, Andie MacDowell's daughter

Wow, didn't recognize her! Only other thing I've seen her in was sandman's daughter in spider-man 3

She is also in The Nice Guys.

Margaret Qualley did not play the Bride's daughter in Kill Bill. She didn't start acting until 2013.

@@Nethescurial95 Pearla Haney-Jardine is who OP is talking about. She sells Cliff the acid cigarette

Thats a really cool fact that I didn't know.

@@Shaughn21 Here's a quote from an interview, describing seeing and hearing Margot Robbie on the set of the movie. Debra Tate: "She made me cry because she sounded just like Sharon. The tone in her voice was completely Sharon, and it just touched me so much that big tears [started falling]. The front of my shirt was wet. I actually got to see my sister again...nearly 50 years later."

Sad the movie wasn't filmed in smellovision then. lol

@@brainstorm9560 thought exactly the same lmao. What did they think was the use for that, like we would smell her through the screen

@@dareal191 it’s to help the actor get into character better, it’s not meant for the audience. You would surprise at the research some actors do to portray a real life person.

True romance is my favourite film of all time so I 100% second this comment👍👍 What a picture, what dialogue!

One of my top favorite films ever! Between QT's script, Tony Scott's direction and a cast to die for giving dynamite performances, I'm so sad and surprised this movie doesn't get watched more frequently by way more people.

He hasn't seen True Romance yet???? That should have been a starting point

@@philthemovieguy81 its such an underrated gem, and without spoilers for which bit, it has one of the greatest scenes of dialogue in any film ever made!

Rest in peace

Agree about Brad, glad he finally got the Academy Award. Too bad his past films didn't bring him awards. Really skilled actor.

Brad Pitt was great in this.

i wish we could have another movie with this two character... watching this movie always puts me in a good mood

Same honestly they are quite the pair

He was really good in moneyball too but I think this is his best character in his career

Its so good cause Leo is acting as Rick Dalton acting as that character lol

Same here.

He's a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude

@@kupoflupo3346 the dudes are emerging.

Its also funny how his lines he has to read are hilariously tongue twistery that no actor would ever be comfortable saying and he messes up the first time but finally gets it right in that final scene. You know Tarantino intentionally wrote it to be totally absurd. Theres so much meta stuff in the movie its insane

Just curious what are your top 2?

@@seppie3555 in 2007 sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street & in 2016 the doctor strange movie.

@@yellowdevil8396 Interesting what was it in particular that made them stand out so much?

@@hurleyp6 sweeney todd was so memorable because its the only time that most of the cinema was packed with cosplayers from a goth community. alot of people were dressed up in a classic 1840's london look or tried to copy the "dream" couple look of helena bonham carters fantasy family. not even for comicbook or star wars movies did i ever see cosplay at the cinema. it was a really fun atmosphere and i wish to see another cosplay crowd again someday but no luck so far. dr strange on the other hand... was very personal. i had a woman invited to a convention and wanted to get to know her better before i take her with me on a 20 hours trip with my friends to avoid a boring experience for both of us (since we only had talked for 20 minutes in total up to that point). i wanted to see the movie and just asked her if she wants to see it too and we could actually talk afterwards in my favorite bar to see if our first impressions hold up before such a long travel together. and damn... i was not ready for that movie experience. unknown to me... she had a crush on me for 12 months already while i didnt even know that she existed and she used that opportunity like a pro. it wasnt a date, the topic didnt even exist between us because i knew almost nothing about her. so our mindsets were completely different when the movie started. it was a doubleseat (without barrier) so within 20 minutes she was basically cuddling like some overly friendly cat while i was completely confused about a stranger being so damn escalating and trusting out of nowhere basically. the movie went on and both of us got comfortable with the situation that she had created on purpose. in the last 3rd of the movie she was basically sitting on me and probably not watching the movie while i pay attention to my favorite marvel character and am not just enjoying her soft touching. a cinema experience that i probably wont forget. it wouldnt have made the list if i had the context beforehand about her being into me for such a long time but the whole "wtf is going on here" confusion made it stick since for me it was legit like "i have seen her 3 times in public for 20 minutes in total and this wasnt on the table at all". oh... and yes. we were a couple 3 hours later. and thank god dr strange was actually a good movie on top of it XD greetings from germany and enjoy your day^^

@@yellowdevil8396 both sound like a blast man! Congrats and greetings from Ireland

Same, twice.

Last film I watched was with my Lil bro and sis. Which was The Hunt. I used to go to the movies Alot but stopped around 2018. I took going to the movies for granted. Wished I watched this film in theaters.

very true

I liked that they barely show Manson - making him a minor, insignificant character and taking away his mystique and power, so to speak.

@@deathproofpony i actually feel it kind of does the opposite

@@deathproofpony Good point i didn't think about that , it worked.

Ehhhh…..Django Unchained and Pulp Fiction are my faves

What's your favourite?

It's my favorite. Second is Pulp Fiction, then Inglorious.

Hateful eight is definitely not a hangout movie. That’s a western thriller

Do you mean a hang out scene like in Reservoir Dogs in the opening? With them talking in the diner?

@@Serenity113 yeah, he gave a poor example but examples are sam jackson and deniro talking about guns in the beginning of jackie brown, the girls talking for almost the entirety of death proof, and yeah the reservoir dogs opening scene

There’s no chance they’re even in the top 100,000 of the list of despicable people in American history

@@tellietubbiesgoboom you can make the argument that those 3 people killed the kindered spirit of the 1960s, sure there’s people who did horrible things worse then the Manson clowns but, if you look at the impact they had on generations of people I think they go down as some of the worst in American history from the reactions they caused world wide

@@AwayAgain Lol ok we live in a world we're Obama killed thousand of innocent civilians using drones and that's considered ok

@@tehdouglas1 Obama wasn’t flying those drones chief

@@AwayAgain He both ordered their deployment and took responsibility apologizing for those actions but he still did it. Thousands of woman and children blown to nothingness

I love how much he hate hippies. Despises them haha

I would love to see Brandon react to From Dusk Till Dawn! Perfect movie to go into blind.

yes, all 4 of those deserve a reaction!! True Romance, From Dusk Till Dawn, Four Rooms and Natural Born Killers

They are both fantastic and True Romance feels like the lost Tarantino movie.

@@CharmingNewSociety I went in "blind" a friend brought the VHS tape over to the house. Figured it was just a heist flick, but Clooney, Tarantino and Harvey Keitel was enough reason to see it. Blew my mind!

Luckily I was smart enough as a kid my parents let me watch fdtd when I was like 8-9. Loved it then and still love it now! Also four rooms is under rated.

😂😂😂

Definitely, such a classic!

Such a fantastic film!

Have a WW2 evening The Great Escape, Kelly’s Heroes & The Dirty Dozen. All a blast!

Not really more of a look at how young Bruce was very cocky and disrespected american stunt doubles by hitting them till they flat out refused to work with him so the studio hired Judo National champion Gene Lebel who also was the size of a bear, after Bruce tried the cocky attitude with Gene, gene picked him up under his arm and walked around with him with bruce struggling like a child. Bruce did got more humble in his later years though and is still a martial art legend for how outside the box he thought not to mention of course a action movie icon.

@@meialuakampinas I think you are both correct , it did the job of showing Bruce lee's cockiness and how tough and confident Cliff was.

@@gingerbill128 and the latter is the point of the scene.

I think getting in the ring with Bruce at all is a victory. Like, if even a third of the stories about him were true, I’d fear for the life of almost anyone going against him hand to hand

@@thatguy779 thats cause you believe in fantasy.

Brandon now has to watch dragon: the Bruce Lee story

I think it's pretty clear that Tarantino portrayed Bruce Lee as a clown. Remember that Tarantino worked with David Carradine in Kill Bill, and there was a lot of conflict back in the day about how Carradine got the lead in Kung Fu over Lee. Remember that Tarrantino makes revenge movies. Maybe there's something to this.

@@BrianNIL I think he said in an interview that he did it because it's an alternative reality. So a random stuntman being up to beat up Bruce Lee is possible. I mean we know how the Sharon Tate stuff played out. Why trip over a sequence in a movie that never even remotely happened?

Tarantino on Rogan said that in the day it was well known in the stunt community that Lee looked down on stuntmen and didn’t respect their craft

@@gsherman27 Thank you, that would explain it!

Yes !

Also Andie MacDowell's daughter

She was also in The Nice Guys.

How was it?

Check out the 70s movie Badlands. It definitely influenced the plot of True Romance.

Is this true? Was Leo still gonna be Rick? Cruise does not look like a Leo stunt double at all.

@@bobrhubarbtv591 yes that true.

Then we definitely dodged a bullet.

🎂

Agreed.

Worked for Clint...

Tarantino was one of four directors to film a segment for Four Rooms. He wrote the script for From Dusk 'Til Dawn in addition to acting in it, plus he wrote the scripts for Natural Born Killers and True Romance.

@@CineRam He hated that Oliver Stone took his story idea for Natural Born Killers and said “If you like my films don’t watch it”.

True Romance as well

@@StansD4d True Romance is the opposite of NBK, Tarantino even though he didn't direct TR he totally endorses what they did with his script.

Nope. It's not even close to being his best crafted film. Pacing, great character development, engaging dialogues, plot and story all have to come into play when judging a film's all around quality. And I'm sorry, but OUATIH is heavily lacking in ALL of those categories. Especially when compared to his previous and older works. Great cinematography, visuals, set designs, wardrobes, music and all that other technical stuff that Tarantino always nails to a t, but other than that? It's just ok imo.

Agreed. It's one of the few movies I've gone to the theater multiple times to see.

Have u read the novel

@@kdizzle901 nah not yet, it just came out, right? Maybe I should pick it up!

@@Ryllas01 yea I have it on hold at the library

Same universe?

@@wtfisditvoorbullshit Well there is really not enough to connect them BUT "Red Apple Cigarettes) are a fictional brand of cigarettes and they appear in a number of Tarantino films, so I would say that his films (at least most of them) exist in the same Universe.

@@tbirum Yeah, people have been theorizing about that. It's interesting and fun to think about

No joke... all of a sudden there are so many Bruce Lee fans. Just because you have a poster of Bruce Lee in your dorm room does not make you an expert. Then they were saying.... no way Brad Pitt could beat up Bruce Lee.

@@11Kslingshot Agree, buncha weirdos. 🤣

It was spot on. The reactions were perfect. The whole watching his hand move through space set up the acid mood, where cheesey visual effects might have ruined it. That’s economical storytelling.

Source?

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@@nathancollins1715 My ass.