Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best QT film especially if you have fond memories or just want to know more about that era of the late 1960s - the film depicts a unique time in American history and although a few things are slightly out of their proper time for 1969 it is a general homage to LA in the 1967-69 timeframe. Actors A+. Music and radio spots A+, Art Dept recreation of Los Angeles in the late 60's A+, Ending A+.

I loved this movie. I held off on watching in theatres because of the Bruce Lee part but I finally decided to bite the bullet. Like I said in the title, it’s a great addition to Tarantino’s repertoire. Leo and Brad played it really well in this movie. Margot Robbie’s Sharon Tate was pretty eerie to see, with the similarities between the two. Would recommend a watch or two.

I had no idea what this movie was about before I saw it. I just knew it had DiCaprio, Pitt and Robbie in it, so I wanted to check it out. It met all of my expectations and more. It had great action, good dialog, and an interesting retelling of a true story. After still thinking about the movie for many days after my first viewing, I decided I needed to purchase it for my movie collection.

Looks great. Sounds great. Soundtrack is great. Performances are great all around. What does it all add up to? A great looking, sounding, performed film that ultimately digresses into the typical Tarantino teenage boy-revenge fantasy violence-a-thon trappings (see endings to all Tarantino films...Jackie Brown being the exception; Inglourious B_ _ _ _ _ _s did it to best effect, however). Worth seeing more than not.

A little different from Tarantino’s usual fare, but that’s not to say it’s bad. DiCaprio & Pitt are great together, but the real star of the movie is the care and attention that went into the settings & props. Lots of great moments and a fun story as well, that takes a sharp left turn at the end of the third act (in a good way.) The 4K looks good as well!

One of my favorite movies! I could just look at these characters faces all day long (especially Leo & Brad) l loved the scene of Brad Pitt tripping out and the facial features was so spot-on. It was hard to believe that the storyline was actually about the Manson Murders but Tarantino put the twist on that as he usually does!

I one of those Tarantino fans that have like all but maybe two of his movies. This one is in my top 3. The way it has captured the look and atmosphere of the golden age of Hollywood is amazing and the story was really relatable. The role relationship between Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio is just some enjoyable to watch on screen. They need to do more movies together!!!

The movie moves along in a kind of "a day in a life" of a Hollywood actor in the 60's against a backdrop of actual incidents and real life characters at the time, even though it's a retelling of what actually happened. Still, I enjoyed it immensely. It felt like a revenge flick or a kind of "what if instead of". Maybe thats why I liked it so much. The movie has that feel of the late 60s through dialogue and really convincing location cinematography.

I love the characters and the funny, sometimes hyperviolent scenes in this movie. Well acted and scripted, though it's not as suited to repeat watching like some of Tarantino's other films. I had to just let go of the fact that it doesn't parallel the true facts surrounding the situation it portrays, but it was a nice change to see a happier ending to the Manson Family story. Not Tarantino's best, but still worth watching/owning.

Filmed in 35mm, 8mm, and digital. The 4k transfer is crisp and clear, but it wont be one you would use to demo the display. The best looking scenes are driving through Hollywood blvd and the flame thrower scene is gorgeous. There are some fun extras added here as well. You can get away with buying the Blu Ray copy and save a few bucks if you dont need to own it on 4k.

I can't really give anything five stars that takes a true story and twists it around to defame some, invent new characters, or confuse the truth. But as fiction I guess it's okay, as long as the producers make every effort to let younger people know that this isn't what really happened. Otherwise, the image quality was beautiful. Excellent cinematography, excellent lighting and overall an extremely well done movie.

Overall, this movie is a worth-watching, funny and enjoyable movie. How Tarantino put all this together was over the top but it kept me wondering and thinking of what would be happening next. The actors are great and the story is well written. Taking you down this path is quite funny, especially after seeing it 3 times.

I am not a fan of many of Quentin Tarantino's films. This one interested me as soon as I heard about it. I love this movie, the music, cinematography and story are all very well done. The movie is just fun to watch. I was never put off or made to feel uncomfortable as in past Tarantino films. This is a modern day Fairy tale.

If you love Tarantino, you'll probably love this. If you don't, it'll probably bore you to tears. That said, I'm a big QT fan and by now you pretty much know what to expect. Definitely a slow burn, but worth it. It's fresh, but as of now, I'd rank this 4th behind Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained.

The movie has some good moments.overall I was disappointed.i was expecting a better movie with the caliber of the actors and the director.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was not what I was expecting but I still throughly enjoyed this film. Leo and Brad make this movie work with their chemistry and strong performances. The 3rd act is classic Quentin it's amazing I loved the ending! I think this film gets better and better with each viewing.

Re-live the events of late 1960s Hollywood through the eyes of director Quentin Tarrentino in this cinematic masterpiece. Wonderful performances, excellent cinematography and a slew of twists and turns in this imaginative screenplay make for one of the year's best films.

I've enjoyed most of Tarantino's films and this one was no exception. In fact, it is my favorite of his so far. The acting by Leo and Brad are outstanding. His movies always run a bit long but I never felt the film drag. Pretty good job on extras as well. So, thumbs up to this film!

Quentin Tarantino's love letter to late-60s Hollywood is sheer perfection. Top notch performances by Bradd Pitt and Margot Robbie anchor a film that's nostalgic, horrifying, evocative, blisteringly funny, and impeccably filmed. Brandy the dog remains this film's secret weapon.

I am not the biggest Quentin Tarantino fan, but I love this movie. The "what if" factor surrounding the Manson murders is what makes it for me. Not to mention the performances of DeCaprio and Pitt. We all know the story, so you can really relate on some level. Worth the money in my opinion.