This review contains spoilers for the film’s climax
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is almost dreamlike. Hallucinogenic, maybe. A beautifully shot film, made by a director with a strong passion for a bygone age. And yet, it just doesn’t quite hit the nail on the head.
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is very clearly a love letter to the Hollywood and films of Quentin Tarantino’s childhood. The sublime production design and Robert Richardson’s gorgeous cinematography, coupled with a…
I don't know if I'm attracted to or terrified of Rebecca Ferguson.... probably both.
(Director's Cut watched)
A gorgeous, contemplative family drama with great heart and warmth that is never overly melodramatic or in anyway forced.
Hit me especially hard as I have such a close relationship with my nan. I honestly don't think I'll be able to watch this again until this Covid nightmare is over and I'm able to give her the biggest hug.
The Wes Anderson Filmography Marathon
Wes Anderson's masterpiece. Where is Ralph Fiennes' Oscar!?
Yes it has issues which are perfectly explained across the reviews on here... but I don't care. I loved this.
