Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Second Viewing
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Here's a new segment I've wanted to do for awhile. Reviewing a film in-depth and with spoilers upon second viewing in the style of my analyzed reviews. Often times our opinions can change when seeing a film a second time, sometimes for better or worse. Let's see how Once Upon a Time in Hollywood holds up.
"You're a good friend Cliff"
"I try"
Such simple dialogue, great impact.
That was also what he said to Al Pacino at the beginning of the move in the restaurant "I try".
Their friendship was the best part of the movie.
@Burnintreez321 It was purposely done
@Burnintreez321 Bruh
@Burnintreez321 Chill out
"The flamethrower comes back in glorious fashion."
Could you say... Inglorious fashion?
Alex Beamer but... he does
No. Because it was actually GLORIOUS!
He does say in glorious. IN. GLORIOUS.
Scott Sullivan More like “in” “glourious”.
You basterd!
Cliff at the ranch was such an unsettling scene...that ranch gives me the creeps
But he is a strong character so always felt like he had the situation under control
Matin A'zadeh true but just the vibe of that place and they way they were all looking back at him + knowing it’s history. Just eerie
If you understood the horror of the Tate/Manson murders then the vibe of impending doom is always there in every scene lurking and waiting. The ranch almost made me feel claustrophobic. May be a long time coming when another director can tug at our heart strings like Tarantino did here
Manson family
@@Dashoost I was 19 when the murders happened and I remember the shock, the horror of it. Like you, the vibe of this hung over me even as I delighted in the film itself. The ending made me cry because I wished so damn MUCH it could have happened that way.
Brad Pitt is the cowboy that Leonardo’s character is trying so hard to portray in his acting, that’s why the names are swapped at the opening credits
Cliff is everything in real life that Rick portrays as an actor....war hero, tough guy and emotionally strong
Great point
Will Rogers wow. Very astute observation
No i think the names are swapped because Rick is more of a main character than Cliff, and they happened to be sitting in the opposite seats
No there swapped because Leo is the top billed actor with Brad being the second, top billed are organised from left to right.
I want an entire movie of Cliff talking to his dog.
Elizabeth Clare Taylor don’t give Quentin ideas.
"Brandy And Me" 😭😭
@@loris9560 😭
Same!
That dogg was so awesome.
Brad Pitt owned this movie. Yes, everyone did great, but I walked out with his character in mind.
True. The best peice of acting though was Leo in his cabin frustrated having forgotten his lines
Yeah you're probably right about that scene. I was dying laughing at that.
I have never felt so emotionally connected and sympathetic toward ANY character more than I had with Cliff. I teared up, cheered and stayed on the edge of my seat for his time on screen! It made me love this film so much more!!!
Awesome! Yeah, the scene at the ranch was tops for me, partially because I didn't think he'd make it out.
@@kevinmlfc Man, I think Leo's part where he studies the lines and absolutely destroys the acting scene, and then throws the girl on the ground, that was the best acting he has ever done in his life. If you notice, he had the best accent and deepest voice of any scene in his acting career, and he brought a "Tom Cruise" level of acting and charisma to that scene, just after he had forgot his lines, and wanted to prove to everyone that he could do it.
My favorite scene was watching Rick yell at himself to remember his lines
DanGrey32 same
Mine too. The acting was incredible in that scene.
“You had to have 8 ??!?” Lmao
Dan Well my favorit scenes all Womens feet scenes
The trailer cuts in the scene too short and you miss him throwing his radio through the window
I’ve been dying to talk to you about the end of the movie.
*Spends 30 seconds talking about the end of the movie*
The real DJ Metcalf? Get back to practice
I am a DJ not a football player. You are thinking of my twin brother DK. Metcalf.
I mean he says he cut it back to not ruin the ending
DJ Metcalf what about your third brother, Decaf Metcalf, I think he works at Starbucks
Right!, the whole video felt rushed and very surface level. I expected a deep dive.
The best foreshadowing is when Rick Dalton says "I'm one pool party away from staring in a Polanski movie."
Or meeting another director through Polanski that really lifts his career.
This is one of those rare movies, that gets better with every viewing.
It's actually not rare at all. Most movies do actually and most books too.
@@amysteriousviewer3772 this dude never seen the willy wonka remake
Yes, I plan in watching it every time it comes on like I do with The Godfather and Scarface.
The opposite last Jedi
name a few more of these "rare" movies you speak of
I really hope physical media doesn’t become extinct 😩
I can't wait until its all gone. Expensive rubbish.
Sure look at the nonsense Chris showed us at the end, worthless junk that'll end up in your bin next summer!
kevinkilbane2007 You must enjoy life.
@@UxCANxDOxIT... I do. But I don't enjoy the bull that chris just said. Watch the original review. A-, spoofer and sell out!
@@UxCANxDOxIT... I do. But I don't enjoy the bull that chris just said. Watch the original review. A-, spoofer and sell out!
Completely agree, I don't want it to go away ever.
Speaking of foreshadowing... the scene where Brad Pitt makes eye contact with the hitch hiking Manson girl, but turns her down, as he's driving away we see the store she's sitting out in front of is called "Pandora's Box." Could be a coincidence, but since we know that Tarantino throws a lot of subtle details into his scenes, I have to imagine this was intentional and foreshadowing the trouble Cliff was going to step into the moment he decides to give that girl a ride back to the ranch. Just a fun detail I spotted on my second viewing.
@Phil Wade....nice catch on Pandora's box....will watch for that next viewing!
Rick Dalton: All right, that's too hot. Anything we can do about that heat?
Flamethrower Trainer: Rick, it's a flamethrower.
That made me laugh so hard in theaters 😂😂
hands down the best moment in the entire movie!
Looks like a fake trailer in grindhouse with Nicholas cage. I think it was werewolf women of the SS.
The best part is that Leo said this off the cuff. It wasn’t scripted. He was serious. Tarantino loved it so much he had to use it.
@@jordantropila7406 Leo also improvised in Django Unchained when he cut his hand.
Norm of the North - Second Viewing
Yes!!
No
The Emoji Movie second viewing.
Better yet, Ghostbusters 2016.
Nooo it's a really bad movie
Best line in the movie for me "well ah... torched the last one" you what?? "Yeap.. burnt her ass to a crisp" 😂😂😂
"You okay?"
"Well, the fucking hippies aren't...thats for goddamn sure"
I'm really digging these "Second Viewing" reviews, Chris should definitely have more in the future.
Definitely
I need a Glass second viewing BAD
I’m thinking he might do a Joker second viewing video.
I'm really digging you and this comment you should definitely make more in the future. 😎
Midsommar needs another viewing from him.
I was so scared Cliff is gonna die at the end, but oh man ! That scene was sick ! 😁
I love this movie !
i also thought cliff would die...
You really loved the 1st hour and a half?? People walked out in droves where i saw it.
@@marklewen4401 I loved every second of the movie. But I understand why people don't like it. People are nowadays think a movie is bad if there is no explosion, robots, superheroes in every 5 minutes.
pretty funny the ending 😂
I kept whispering to my wife that one of them was going to die cause its Tarantino but I was very pleasantly surprised.
is everyone okay, The hippies aren't that's for sure
when Dalton looks into the Manson car as it's backing away and yells something about "you ginger fucker", I almost died.
fuckin hippies
Burnt her ass to a crisp
It’s “that’s for damn sure”
well the fucking hippies aren't
Brad Pitt has the best character in this movie
@Tim Stephens... correct and practically the only reason to see this film. Him and of course the blowtorch.
Tired of Fools You’re really going to downplay the main characters role?
Brad Pitt and Leo look like they had a blast making this movie. Awesome characters and thanks to Tarantino for fleshing out some true gems like that in 2019 when most of Hollywood has become so pretentious, it always seems like someone is mailing it in for a paycheck
I don't think there's a bad character in the movie, each one plays their purpose in an effective and entertaining way.
Cliff's dog's acting is better than margot Robbie
One of my favorite movies of the year. Tarantino has not lost his touch.
Eva 01 it’s funny how he shows us his love of feet every time.
@Ray Von No he is not, this a refreshing film from him. Like I mentioned in another comment, you get the dialogue and hinted details we saw in his early films. Not to mention it carrys the same momentum of a Paul Thomas Anderson film. Slow burn and lots of discussion to wonder what is going to be next. Many won't appreciate it because everyone today wants the biggest and best selling film. It's time movies become more humble and let the damn camera angles sit still a bit longer. The whole quick cut multiple angles crap is very annoying, it lessens the attention and connections.
@McLovin go rewatch superbad u dweeb
@@angureyna superbad is a great movie
@@ConnorMcCartney95 yes
Leo's scene in the trailer after he bombed his lines sold the movie. Incredible acting.
Kim Synonym
Totally agree
I love this movie so much. It’s almost like a “meditation” of Tarantino’s film obsession made into a film. Hard to explain, but it’s so good. ❤️🏆
It is so amazing!
That's a good summation, indeed! Love, love this film and share his obsession with film.
I agree, a lot of people hated that it's not typical Tarantino which bugs me. This is a different step for him with his passion in one. Hate it when people have set expectations in a film instead of seeing deep details.
@@wolf42i40 I agree completely. He showed passion and heart in this one. It actually softened my view of him.
@@Pantheragem I'm fine with him switching it up a bit. He has one film left in him, let the guy make what he wants. People are such needy buggers who want pop stars and meat heads in every role. Film needs to become an art again or not to be so restrictive for box office earnings.
"Second Viewing" should most definitely be a thing! Keep em coming Chris!
Gus Schroeder PLEASEEEEE
Yes, I totally agree with it.
I wasn’t aware of the whole Manson murders and history of Hollywood when I saw it for the first time so I didn’t really get the movie. I saw it a second time immediately after being informed about it and when I understood what the whole movie was leading up to, I instantly LOVED this movie 100x more!
I remember when the Manson murders happened, all that helter skelter stuff. I was just a kid and it scared the hell out of me, I never forgot about it and to this day seeing the real live murder scene on the news back in '69 brings back horrible feelings. What Tarantino did by re-writing that horrible event in a positive way was great. He was also a kid when that happened and I'm sure he remembers it well.
im only 21 years old but I love this movie too, its got a charm about it that I cant really explain
"Believe it or not I've got a flamethrower in ma toolshed." Favorite line lol
Mine might be "Well the hippies aren't, that's for damn sure!" Out of context it makes no sense but once you've seen the film, that line never fails to get a laugh.
@@thefilmseeker there's so many great lines in the movie.
I loved seeing Rick’s face light up when Jay knew it was from “14 fists of McClusky”
I was really hoping that the cops were going to ask about the flame thrower and Rick was going to reply, "Uh, yeah. I've got a license for that." The sheer absurdity of it all would have made a great line.
“I’m real as a doughnut motherfucker”
This movie was honestly amazing, my favorite moviegoing experience in years. And it was even better because everyone in the theater wanted to there, and didn’t talk, didn’t shout annoyingly, and seemed engaged. I love this film. Definitely my favorite of 2019 (haven’t seen the Lighthouse yet though)
Yes! I saw it in 35mm.
I've seen it 6 times now lol...I feel exactly the same way. On repeated viewings though, I find myself saying "How is anyone who doesn't know about all this going to appreciate it? I mean young kids have no idea about shows like "THE FBI" and "Mannix" and the songs being played...I do because I grew up then. And Manson finding out Terry Melcher had moved, how can that mean anything to someone who doesn't know Manson was hoping Melcher would get him a record contract?
Joker
The final scene is eerie. I mean the scene where Sharon, Abigail, and Wojciech all come outside to meet and invite Rick Dalton inside. They're all so light hearted and happy to meet each other, but in reality you're thinking of the terrifying and absurd atrocities that actually took place.
Yes. It was very sad, very emotional. I think that's why QT added the final credit scene to lighten things up..wonderful film.
kenny55 yea, that ending really gets me and I’m not sure why. Simple but so effective.
If only they had of been armed and willing they could have defended themselves against the attackers.
The actor who played Bruce Lee was phenomenal
Damn you're everywhere
His name is Mike Moh I think. He's awesome!
Wait that wasn't him?
I especially loved when he got his ass kicked.
Nice to make your acquaintance
Some stranger without a mustache
I think this one will become more and more appreciated as time passes. There are so many brilliant scenes.
Oh it sure it will, it definitely will, though in this SJW era it might be tough
The SJWs are a vocal minority and backed by the media. They will die off eventually. It’s just a phase hopefully.
The SJWs are a vocal minority and backed by the media. They will die off eventually. It’s just a phase hopefully.
The SJWs are a vocal minority and backed by the media. They will die off eventually. It’s just a phase hopefully.
The SJWs are a vocal minority and backed by the media. They will die off eventually. It’s just a phase hopefully.
You are one of few reliable film critics left today. So many are compromised by the industry and the ladder of success, or even a political and social agenda. I like you Chris because for you it’s genuinely about the film. Keep it up.
That scene with Cliff and the Manson followers was quite suspenseful because I didn’t want Cliff to die and I had a feeling he might kick the bucket
Lol yes that really irked me to think he would be killed off even at the end.
@@wolf42i40 But then he just decks that one guy and the rest are scared shitless.
I was on edge for the whole scene. Tarantino gave us some characters we really did not want to kick the bucket.
@@Pantheragem In real life, Manson was convicted of killing the stunt man. So, more sweet revenge in this film!
That was a real suspenseful Hitchcockian "what's gonna happen" scene.
That is EXACTLY what I said the second the movie finished at the cinema. I turned around to my date and I said: "... it is a love letter to filmaking and filmlovers". And I just sat there in owe, just in the moment and thanking Tarantino for this film. Happy to be alive and happy to have watched history unfold in front of me.
That is why I love movies.
Honestly it's my favorite of his I don't like how most people say it's his worse like it's an indisputable fact
Facundogiu92 so true.
i tear up when sharon tate asks if everyone is ok at the end.
Absolutely. Brad Pitt said the same thing about the end.
Yeah I didn’t actually know the story about Sharon Tate and what happened until today that makes that scene sad now
@@6t7newz47 It is very emotional when you know that, yes.
@@6t7newz47 It also helps to know that Manson was convicted of murdering a stuntman at Spahn Ranch..makes that sequence way more intense...
oceantracks yikes I didn’t know that
Please analyze the lighthouse or at least do a spoiler review!
Peter Butrico yesss
Peter Butrico yes!!!!
Peter Butrico that movie was out for like one weekend... pisses me off that I missed it
Bizarre flick...
@@aidan4530 same.. it made me sad, and I have to wait until January for the Blu-ray
So glad you came back around on The Haunting of Sharon Tate.
Hillary Duff was delightful and her accent was spot on.
Didn't Chris gave that movie an F?
@@nandishparya9233the haunting of sharon tate movie didn't get the best of reviews.....but I've not seen it yet to make any judgement!
@sebastian hale thanks.....I thought it was a crappy movie...I was like what am I missing haha!!
More Brad Pitt driving around Hollywood,, half the movie wasn't enough
When Brad Pitt opens the cupboard to get dog food, stop and read the labels (not shown in this video)--bird flavor, rat flavor, raccoon flavor!
Lol i noticed that too. Maybe cliff does that so his dog kills the rats and raccoons
Mark T. Haha ya I caught that, the label also says “good food for mean dogs.” He takes something simple as feeding your dog and makes it entertaining.
Flavour flavour haha
On 2nd viewing, I really came to appreciate Leonardo's performance. He's got some super fine-tuned, thoroughbred-level acting going on in the film. His is is the less dazzling role, compared to Cliff, but by God, this is one of his greatest.
I really loved the parallel worlds of the movie set and the Manson family- both being westerns. Tarantino is a master of weaving worlds together like that. Also - the cinematography in the saloon- with the billowing smoke contrasting the men. Beautiful!
"In glorious fashion"
I see what you did there.
Get out of my brain!
I wouldn't mind seeing a Rick Dalton mini-series on Netflix.
A prequel before he made it big. Before the Bounty Law days.
That'll never happen. Tarantino won't let something amazing being turned into a shit cash grab
But he killed his wife.
@@Awesomebaconman123 Not Rick, it was Brad Pitt's character
The hateful eight extended edition was turned into a 4 part mini series but I liked the cinematic version better.
The Jay Z head bob/spiderman part killed me
Uhaha
He should have used instead that footage of Kayne dancing alone in a crowd
I used to listen to a rapper named Necro that made his own beats. I used to love one of them and had no idea he just ripped off the Spiderman song almost exactly.
Which parts that?
@@jameshatton3293 Soon as it played, I was like Necro killed a Spiderman beat. Whaaaaat
This might be my favorite 2019 film. I don't think I've ever had as much fun in the theater as I did with this movie
Joker is better. And deserves the Oscar. This was good but the unserious/slapstick ending kind of made it 2nd on my list
Same here. The entire audience were clearly fans of Tarantino and we all just had a blast
@@alvojnikovic2171 I'm a fan of Tarantino's work, but not of this film in its entirety it was boring. Brad Pitt and the blowtorch were the only things worth watching and they were few and far between.
@@ishowyouapple Joker isn't even in the top 5 of this year. Arguably, not even top 10
When pointing out the earlier flamethrower scene from Dalton's ww2 movie I think you missed the main point: the reason for using the flamethrower there and then again at the end of the movie was for Tarrantino to more or less directly equate the Manson kids to nazis, and to say that they deserved nothing better than what nazis deserve. Fair to say Tarrantino seems pretty worked up about what they did - I've never seen any movie, or any director, be this mad about something before. It was truly cathartic; in the best way possible.
GepardenK Yes, exactly!!
It also shows how Rick (the actor) gets the big & flashy final shot whereas Cliff did most of the work
@@koninginvictoria I noticed no pedo vibes. Cliff rejected the advances of that young hippie based on her age. A lot of guys wouldn't have done that. You're being really unfair.
The Manson murders kind of ended of an era Tarantino really loved. Cast a dark shadow over it, ruined its innocence. Or *his* innocence. No wonder he was mad. But even for me, who wasn't even born at the time, it felt sooo cathartic. Love that kind of rewriting of history.
GepardenK
The portrayal of Manson family weren’t really hippies
They were the first Antifa death squad
I absolutely adore this film. I could watch it week in and week out and not get bored.
To me, it almost feels like 3 hours of just "hanging about" with your mates. Meandering from scene to scene, not a lot going on half the time, seemingly inconsequential conversations. The whole scene with Sharon Tate in the movie theatre. Sort of throwaway, not desperate needed BUT because of that and because of how sweet and innocent Margot Robbie plays the character it's just a joy to watch !!!
I could go on forever about this film BUT it's just perfect chilled out , relaxing, watching actors at the absolute top of their game and their characters just chatting and getting on with their lives
Sony sponsoring Chris, that is weird
*looks at Emoji movie review*
Yeah, I kind of knew something was off when I heard that statement. 🤔
This video is brought to us by the Green Goblin.
That movie is so shit even Sony couldn't even deny it.
That’s why he said it was good.
Even Sony knows that movie was shit lol.
Easily the best part about this movie is the friendship between the two main characters
In my first viewing, the Sharon Tate scenes were tense because I knew the history. And naturally I loved the film because I’m bias.
In the second viewing, I didn’t care for the Sharon Tate scenes because I knew how the film ended. They felt more or less inconsequential. In a sense, I liked the movie less.
In the third viewing, I finally felt that magic QT was after with her scenes. I truly fell in love with her, and felt so sad when reminded that she doesn’t actually live at the end.
One other thing that has stuck is the nostalgia. It’s weird, but I feel like I lived in the 60s-this movie gave me nostalgia for a time I never experienced. So, after the third viewing, I really do love the film, because it did exactly what it intended.
QT said he hoped the film would help people remember her as she was portrayed in the film, rather than a victim...
The end made me laugh in the cinema more than iv ever laughed in the cinema before. It was a perfect build up tension. Everyone in the cinema was laughing because they were so surprised and relieved when pit doesn't get killed and instead the masons get wrecked.
Exactly! I laughed from the time Pitt started laughing straight through to the flamethrower. I thought that reaction was psycho until I found out many ppl reacted that way. This is one of my favorite movies & I am finally a fan of Tarantino's.
Social media: Hollywood is so unoriginal!
Hollywood: 2019
Br Greg one of the best years in film of the decade tbh
Hollywood is still original
But people instead of supporting less known movies watch only Marvel movies so they can bitch about them
2019 really ended this decade with a BANG😳
Even some of the franchise films this year have been great imo
2019 is weak, don't understand the hype. So many overrated films lol 2017 was way better year easy by miles
I loved how it rips into the whole hippie movement. Goddam hippies 😄
That moment at the intersection after the meeting with producer Schwarz always slays me. Leo: "F***ing hippie motherf******." So sour lol
I was a small child during that era and I clearly remember thinking how ugly and dirty they looked to me. I must have heard that to think it as s child. Anyhow to this day I hate the clothes!
Most hippies were just middle class spoilt white college kids that didnt wanna work and just get high.The peace and love thing was all bullshit
@@Gos1234567 The peace and love thing may have been the result of some good acid.
@@Gos1234567 Pretty much true. I was about 17 in 1969 and saw a lot of that...
This film actually is a masterpiece, it’s just so in depth in terms of characters and setting, people just don’t get the quality this film has to offer
I disagree in part..while I enjoyed this movie a lot everything with Sharon Tate was boring and ruined the pacing for me
@@cosborne06 she was definetely the biggest drag of it all
true besides Sharon Tate. It is a love letter of Tarantino so probably he felt in love with her lol
I thought Leo was the standout personally. But Pitt was still wonderful though, Academy Award bound
Of course Leo knocked it out of park, but Brad created an instant icon, the way he made Cliff come alive on the screen is glorious, that's craft.
I can’t even begin to express how much I love this movie
Your lack of words explain how simple a mind must be to enjoy this movie
@@milestonowheres not sure if that was an insult or a compliment
First watch: it’s a movie about Sharon Tate.
Second watch: Sharon Tate is Rick’s neighbor.
Yeah, it was never ABOUT Sharon Tate.
@@TheAerovons then what was the point of all the unnecessary scenes of Sharon Tate? This really pissed me of when I realized she's not relevant to the story at all.
oceantracks well, not necessarily. It's definitely about an idea of Sharon Tate. This movie is ultimately about what could have been. Sharon in a way is opposite to Rick. His career is dying and hers is rising. She could have been the next big star. Rick has shown promise of evolving but most likely it was too little too late. Maybe he could make it but most likely he wouldn't. That's why the ending is so fitting. ”What could have been.” The movie is about 60s, the changes, the tension in the air and I believe The murder of Sharon Tate actually changed a lot. It shaken people, they killed with her baby. So I think she has clear significant in the story.
@@davem8774 what? No it's a B. story while the A. story is Rick's career and
@@honzagomela5800 I know about the real tragic story but her scenes were redundant in this movie
On inglorious basterds, one of the “itialian cameraman” day their name is Antonio Margaretti. On one of Rick dalton’s speghetti western poster, it says the movie is directed by Antonio Margaretti. Just a lil fun fact I noticed
All Tarantino films are in the same universe. There was also a red apple cigarette commercial in the post credit scene.
I noticed that too.
So does barefoot scenes
@@roythomas2765 not for nothing, but you are wrong. Not all of Tarantino's movies take place in the same universe. There is the Tarantino-verse, and the Tarantino shared universe.
Example: Kill Bill is not the same universe as Pulp Fiction, but rather a movie characters in Pulp would go see at the cinema.
Corey Thomas Yeah what I meant to say is that they are all somewhat related to each other.
I’m watching this movie again
i’m so glad i’m not the only one that still passionately cares about physical media
Same here! My collection is little over 400 at this point and don't plan on stopping there
Me too
Me too, I still love to get DVDs
@@Merdicano i still buy VHS mainly Pre Cert collectable stuff though
@@truthfilter Oh man, that's so cool, I used to have VHS movies when I was a kid
Nicholas Hammond: "I'm Friedrech. I'm 14. I'm impossible." "Really? Who told you that Friedrech?" "Fräulein Josephine. 4 governesses ago."
One of the biggest laughs I’ve ever had came from the finale of this movie.
“And you are?”
“I am the devil. And I’m here to do the devil’s business.”
“... Nah it was dumber than that, something like Rex?”
I honestly think Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is the best film of 2019
Yes. People who like plot heavy films don't like to very much. It's 2 days and a night in Hollywood.
The Irishman is better for me. The epic ness and the feeling that he has truly added to his crime film legacy makes that film something special to me.
@@bensagal-morris8072 Irishman would be #2 or #3 for me
Raymond Watt It’s just great to see that the old masters have the confidence to release films like these. One breaks his mold and makes a character and location piece with no real action until the last 30 minutes, the other a 3 1/2 hour long crime epic full of remorse and sadness. We must look out for the next Tarantino or Scorsese in order to keep the true spirit of film alive.
Could be
That scene with drunk Rick Dalton pissed about the Manson family's shitty loud car is the funniest thing I've seen all year.
“Hidden exposition” AKA foreshadowing
Thank you
This is sort of foreshadowing, but foreshadowing generally hints at events to come through subtle, yet noticeable ominous throwaway lines or events. In this case I think it's more of a Chekov's gun, or in this film specifically, Chekov's flamethrower and Chekov's dog lmao! But yeah definitely not "hidden exposition" lolz
AKA Chekhov's Gun
Foreshadowing is correct terminology for those scenes. "Hidden exposition", if such a formal term existed, would presumably relate to the stealth introduction of backstory (not foreshadowing.) Good exposition is organic and natural to the scene, not necessarily invisible.
I LOVE how the opening episode of Bounty Law parallels the final showdown against the Manson Gang. Dalton's character "never brings them in alive," at least not when there are "three of them and one of me." But Dalton's character is lying: there are two of him. We see this again at the end of the film. Three people show up at Rick's house wanting to kill him, but they end up having a fight with his stunt double, only for Dalton to come in at the end for the glory (flame thrower moment). Things end with the stunt double leaving in an ambulance while Rick brags about how things went to his neighbors. The final battle is a reflection of his working relationship with Booth. It's fucking great.
Zack Bell wow 🤯
@@mdeandre20 right?! there are a bunch of parallels like that. for example, while rick is pretend threatening a young girl in his scene, booth is off threatening a young girl out at the old lot.
Wow so true 🤯 ,one more? u legit keep coming with bangers .
Wow, that’s incredible! I LOVED this movie and to this day there’s still so many elements like this that keep stunning me.
What did cliff say on the roof of ricks house, i couldn’t understand him
After thinking back to being fired from The Green Hornet after upstaging Bruce Lee and causing him to damage the car of the stunt co coordinators wife.
@@silvervalleystudios2486 I loved that scene, since there was no dates or flash on the screen I thought it was just the next day until it went back to him working on the roof and my mind was blown cause only then did I realize it was a flashback
I always thought that he may have been imagining the fight in his head, rather than reflecting on it. Even the fair enough was like ‘that’s how I reckon it’d go down’.
@@connordolan4597 nah. Tarantino admitted to the fight taking place. It was loosely based on a real fight Bruce had with a stuntman from The Green Hornet. (They became best friends later on)
@@Darcsyde100 According to Linda Bruce was constantly harassed for fight challenges by extras on the set of Enter The Dragon. But I never heard of Bruce fighting with stuntmen.
"Quentin Tarantino's love letter to cinephiles". Yes! Watched it for the first time yesterday and I said the same thing to my wife. Amazing movie
4:20 Nicholas Hammond is not only the actor from the 1970's 'Spider-Man' TV series, he also played Friedrich von Trapp (the eldest brother) in 'The Sound of Music'. :)
Normal studio: - " I am not sure that we need this ".Quentin Tarantino: -" I am not releasing this movie if it does not release with a vinyl soundtrack and a turntable adapter".
Your thoughts on physical home media: "YES! THANK YOU!" APPLAUDS LOUDLY.
As a lifelong Pacino fan, I’m glad he came back strong this year!!
The first time i saw this movie, I wasn’t entirely hot on it because I didn’t quite understand how everything fit together but after a second viewing it all came together well. Brilliant movie!
My favorite QT film is Jackie Brown but all his films should be seen more than once .
Speed Racer Jackie Brown is my 3rd favorite after Pulp & Inglorious, but now I’m trying to decide if Once Upon a Time takes my 3rd spot over Jackie.
@@sonnyblack0870 seems like im in the minority. i think jackie brown is his second worst after death proof
@@sonnyblack0870 I find that if you see a film with personal mood and things going can affect you and then watching the movie again years later you will see it and see things you didnt notice and some films are made to see more than once
Speed Racer Oh ya absolutely, but not every film is worth repeat viewing. OUATIH, Jackie Brown, and most of Tarantino’s work is however.
Jack_The_Masochist_Kelly MMA I don’t know if you are in the minority on that one. A lot of people don’t think Jackie Brown is his best work, and I get that, but for me the premise of the movie alone is the type of subject matter I like Tarantino to tackle, Death Proof & Kill Bill are not. That said I preferred Death Proof to Kill Bill, those Kill Bill movies did nothing for me.
Nicholas Hammond was also Friedrich, the oldest Von Trapp son in Sound of Music. Classic old Hollywood.
Interesting. I started to love Pulp Fiction & Reservoir Dogs the second time I saw them. I really enjoyed OUIH, gotta watch it again. It is amazing.
What are your thoughts on Scarlett Johansson working with Woody Allen?
@@august6389 "This is some serious Gourmet shit!" How's Bonnie?
Oui, oui.
@@mrsinister8978 I don't understand
Pulp fiction gets better the 10th + time watching it
Love hearing your insights. You're my "Siskel and Ebert" now and I couldn't be more appreciative. Keep on keepin' on...
The Jay Z meme when the funky Spiderman music was playing 😂
The Emoji Movie: Second Viewing
Cats - Second Viewing
Bye bye man second viewing
@@leecameron9226 I second that
Margaret Qualley was amazing in the film, some of the best dancing in a tarantino movie. She went from super light and fun to serious and dangerous really quick
She’s beautiful too
@@theopoke4812 yeah she is hot
She was playing a composite of Nancy Pitman and Ruthann Moorehouse, two very young Manson followers who, though not directly involved in the famous murders, based on the information available were both super light and fun as well as serious and dangerous. Nancy would later be involved in the murder in northern california of a young couple who had an infant daughter, and who hooked up with her and some latter day Manson followers, who by then were cohabiting with prison-hardened white supremacist types. Ruthann was busted for intentionally overdosing another Manson girl with an LSD laced hamburger in Hawaii, in an effort to stop her from testifying against the Manson followers facing trial for the Tate murders. They were a real fun bunch for sure.
I do not think she was that dangerous but was just following the role of the cult.
@@EastSide-qc5oy
They were all pretty messed up.
Most of them had been tortured by Manson who would give them large doses of LSD and they would be on the drug for sometimes up to months.
This movie was genius, a lot of people didn't get it, the fact that it is a comedy is what people need to understand, Quentin Tarantino's first comedy.
I think most of them are pretty comedic. The outrageous violence in itself is comedic.
Before OUAITH, his films were never full on comedies, but they all had comedic moments
i thought it was trash lmao but all the film critics clearly rate it so highly so i think its just me
@@miguelmiranda6755 yeah you're just a Fucking moron
Miguel Miranda nah mate you’re right the film was trash but these people are sheep and don’t have an opinion
If only it could've ended like that in real life...If only.
he had the balls to kill hitler in a different way, should have done the same with sharon..
@@davidd4696 I think the difference is most people wanted Hitler dead and Tate to live.
David D moron....
@@davidd4696 your a fuckin idiot
That 2 minutes Cliff's driving is fabulous
"It's about family, and that's what's so powerful about it" -Charles Manson
The ending really subverted my expectations
I personally loved this movie. Took me back to seeing Reservoir Dogs, when scenes were extensive giving a connection between characters and a plot/sub plot. Really hope in the future that movies will later to the common man and writers/readers who love movies with a passion. It's time to Make Movies Great Again!! Lol had to say it...
The scene when cliff looks back after climbing the steps at the movie ranch and sees Manson's family staring at him has a distinct "children of the damned" vibe to it.
We said they were the children of the corn, same difference
“Anybody order fried sauerkraut?!”
I bought that Collector's Edition set too and I love it. I've watched Once Upon Time In Hollywood twice in theaters and twice at home. I like it even more now than I did when it was released.
This movie is a near masterpiece filled with Easter eggs and layers that require multiple viewings, and I feel sorry for those that just don't 'get it'.
This is the beauty of QT films.they just get better and better with each rewatch.
Apart from inglorious,I just can't enjoy that one :(
@@minners71 just the bear jew bat scene
The way you held that 7" inch vinyl angers me
Was looking for you!
The ending to this film is incredible. I was laughing in shock at how insane it was
Just watched this last night. Not a Tarantino fan at all but I enjoyed it a lot overall. Easily my favorite film by him. I really enjoyed Margot Robbie's performance and was surprised that you called it out as a weak point in your first video. The contrast of the simple documentation of her carefree and joyful life with what we understood to be her ultimate fate created the tension you thought the film lacked. I really liked how her scene were mostly wordless and storyless, or at least didn't really contain any dialogue that relevant to the overall plot. Her life felt like a beautiful fairy tale which made the images in our minds of her fate all the more shocking. For me at least. I also thought the ending was really moving and showed an emotional tenderness that's unique for Tarantino.
When I first saw the film, I didn't like the ending.
Now I enjoy it more. It's nice to have fun with fight scenes at times and this film shows it.
what didnt you like about it at first?
@@stonaraptor8196 The fight scene felt out of place when it came in despite the film (this was at the time) not setting it up.
I wasn't 100% aware of the clever indirect foreshadowing and the fact that events in the film lead to it happening (even if it was gruesome fight scene).
ccateni 28 I feel like it was supposed to be out of place to catch the audience off guard
Why do people seem to hate the movies ending? Did you want to see the murder remade for film?
RK Entertainment yeah and the movie was made to me a fantasy of those events in a much lighter tone. Showing the murders for entertainment would be very distasteful
Isn’t the whole idea with the flame thrower and Brandy considered “Chekov’s Gun”?
Chekovs flamethrower
bingo. but you'd be surprised how often movies introduce said gun never to use it these days.
@@mateidragne6666 cough...GAME OF THRONES... favorite book series. not so much show.
Yes. Stuckman has to brush up on his storytelling tropes.
the point he is making is that Tarantino introduces these "guns" with ease. Sometimes this kind of stuff is pointed out, made obvious, or is not correctly realized (they showed Rick learning to use a flamethrower and Cliff exercising his training on his dog, all so when they used them later, ir would be believable AND surprising)
I heard that there's something like a 4-Hour long extended version that's going to be coming out in a little while. I can't f****** wait for it.
Is that true or a rumour?
@@bighands69 it's true that there has been talk about it. Something similar to an extended directors cut. Although QT wrote the book version of the film which may have been a substitute.
"Second Viewing" is a great idea for a series. Keep at it!
I REALLY was hoping that the blu ray would come with a commentary of the movie by Rick and Cliff just talking about the movie.
One of my favorite scenes is when they're sitting and watching Rick on FBI and talking thru the episode. Felt a bit like Mystery Science Theater 3000...
who wants an episode of bounty law
My husband and I spent abt 200$ going back to the theatre seeing this 😂 it became a classic in our household fast, it will be top shelf for life. Thanks for letting me relive it 👏
200 dollars? Tickets around here in beverly hills are only 12 bucks a ticket. Where did u go?
Sure you spent $200 to see it 😅
We’re talking entirely, that means food and drinks people we saw it 3 times lmao
Konga 5000 don’t get me started on the 8$ crappy “nachos” my husband must have
Rick and Cliff watching FBI was one of my favourite scenes in the movie too, was so much fun to watch!
I‘ve literally watched this movie 2 times today and thought it was more impactful the second time around, wow
wait.. 2 times today? You mean you got done watching it once and decided, I'm gonna watch it again? On the same day?
Luigi not like that, actually I hop on the internet to see what other critics think about the film and I’ve noticed that I missed some details, namely the true meaning of the ending. I also read how true events played out what Tarantino changed in the movie as well as numerous interview of Tarantino clearly being inspired by the era