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Wow, so many new pics and clips. I'm in heaven!!! Thanks everyone for sharing all of this :heart: :heart: :heart:

 

@oxford25 can I ask you what people are posting on twitter what we have to ignore? Spoiler from the movie?

 THANK YOU SO MUCH dear Oxford for more wonderful vids & pix :flower: keep them coming :clap:

This is a  slow motion vid but check out the fans faces 🤩🤩😍😍😍loveeeee it❤❤😉😉

 

Was this interview already posted?

Another one from those two:

One more interview:

 

  Some more snippets from reviews  

 

Jade ,   the 65 reviews long posted at Rotten Tomatoes since Cannes = none of those reviewers  'spoiled the film ' 

 

Of the new reviews I've read since this weekend,   none of those have  posted 'spoilers'  /detailed descriptions of any ending scenes  , most have  only  mentioned that if you have seen his other films, such as Inglorious Basterds , you may think you know what 'generally' is going to happen,   but you may find yourself surprised   

 

I would say the most consistent comments running through all the reviews , be they written by male or female writers are

 

The off the chart chemistry between Leo and Brad

 

The excellence of their respective performances 

 

And the use of terms  one often doesn't associate with Tarantino films = poignant , touching 

 

 

Now some snippets for us :

 

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From EW: Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a wild, shaggy '60s thrill ride  

 

DiCaprio and Pitt are probably as good as they’ve ever been in anything: one superbly channeling the outsize ego and fragility of an actor in early-midlife spiral, the other a sort of beach-boy Lebowski with a singular gift for sudden violence. 

No doubt there will be uncountable baby Tarantinos watching Once Upon a Time in dark theaters and dreaming their own future Hollywood dreams; until then, he’s still one of the most original, confounding, and purely enjoyable auteurs we’ve got. A–

 

 

 

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Showbiz411

This is a movie made on film! Reels have to be changed, and you can see the marks in the upper right hand corner. No one wears a cape or has a super power and there will be no sequel. But it’s a movie that will last a long, long time in audience’s memories. It’s cinema, like we used to know it. 

 Go see this movie this weekend. It’s the best summer gift we’ve had in a long time!

 

 

 

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Time  Magazine  

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Is One of Quentin Tarantino's Most Affectionate Films. It's Also One of His Best

 

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Flickering Myth 

 

In the spirit of subverting, by now, hotly anticipated expectations, Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood is the least violent film masterful writer and director Quentin Tarantino has ever made. It’s also the funniest, standing tall as a full-blown dramedy      

 

As already mentioned, it’s unquestionably the least violent Tarantino movie, but what’s here is gruesomely satisfying. For those that love cinema, well, considering the plot dealing with fading popularity and father time (not to mention the leading stars themselves opening up winding down and how acting is a young man’s game), this could be perceived as Tarantino’s swansong and him leaving behind a goldmine of knowledge for the next generation of filmmakers.

 

If they ever want to make a movie half as good as Tarantino has ever made, they will study Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood ears wide open and eagle-eyed.

 

Bnkenobi

 

Good to see you :wave: 

 

 

Jade

 

Tks for all the wonderful HQ /Once premiere pix :flower: 

Thanks leolover, jade and ox for all the amazing updates. 

 

Hi bnkenobi. 

 

 

Not sure where pix was taken , but you can see Leo & Al have on the clothes their characters wore in Frank & Musso’s restaurant scene

 

 

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Another review snippet about Leo's performance

 

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DiCaprio – who has given some great performances over his career, but possibly none as layered and dramatically and comedically fascinating as this – has a field day playing around with all of Rick Dalton’s innumerable insecurities. DiCaprio’s savvy depiction of Rick is of a man who can’t decide if he wants to make art, make money, or simply give up. Rick stammers and stumbles over his words and lashes out at himself whenever he thinks he has screwed up. He’s a broken man, but through DiCaprio’s portrayal, one can almost see someone who has perpetually been told by agents, casting directors, filmmakers, and his peers that he’ll never measure up to expectations. All of the best scenes in Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood focus on Rick trying to overcome his insecurities and become happier with his career and social standing.

 

 

 

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I don't know if accurate, but this person made a comment under Dave pic from the premiere and she says there is a premiere in Toronto tomorrow. ??? 

 

 

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Oh my goodness!!!! It’s happening y’all! :D There’s so much to check out; I’m kinda speechless. Thanks so much everyone who posted pictures, articles, videos! Leo is such an amazing human being. Selfie king :)

The entire MTV review ,  he did ask some more novel questions of them

 

 

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