If you read his novelization of the movie, it's basically all of the deleted scenes from the movie: the Manson encounter between Cliff and him by the Twinkie truck outside of Sharon's house, Pussycat's first "kreepy krawl," a LOT more about Cliff (he's a bad, bad dude), a LOT more about Charlie Manson's music career, Brandy the dog's backstory, Jay Sebring's English butler (who Tim Roth played but was cut from the film), and a lot more Steve McQueen, who Rick Dalton is supposed to be the "poor man's Steve McQueen," which wasn't as explicitly spelled out in the movie. Of course, Tarantino's novelization of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is non-linear from the movie's chronological order. So don't go into it expecting the Manson murders to be fully fleshed out at the end-this book has a different scene for the ending, a much more wholesome scene that wasn't shown in the movie.
Good to hear he was working on Hollywood for 8 years. I've been writing my debut loosely autobiographical script for 4 years now. Tarantino thank you for the inspiration 🙏
I love how he mentions writing in book form first and how that it ultimately ended up being a screenplay. That seems like an apparoach that might be really helpful
I’ve seen OUATIH once and the thought is was a good movie but I’ve never been interested in watching it a second time. I felt the same way about Hateful 8 as it was good but just seemed like a Wild West version of Reservoir Dogs. By contrast, I’ve seen Kill Bill 1/2, Django, Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds a million times .
I liked this movie but I hear alot of people saying its their favorite Tarantino film and I just think thats insane. Django, Hateful 8, Pulp Fiction in my opinion are leagues better than this one.
I haven’t watched the movie in it’s entirety. But I have watched every clip I could find. I look forward to watching it. I did the same thing with the show Barry. I recommend this way to others.
@@chrismezza1940 haha, the little karate monkey girl has got to be the greatest episode ever. I was watching that and laughing my ass off when my kids came home and I had to turn it off. Them being curious wanted to know what I was laughing at. But it was hard to explain 🤣
@@darkhorse381 it isn’t a cash thing. And I’m telling you, its almost like reading the book then seeing the movie. With Barry, I just ran into a clip and I was intrigued. Next thing I knew I watched them all. So I decided to watch the series. And with this movie, I didn’t realize it existed. Same thing. I got intrigued and watched them all and can’t wait to rent it now. It probably isn’t ideal for some. I find it fun.
Saw the movie some time back , had to google if this movie had some point , today too after watching tarantino speak about this , theres still no point , maybe he wanted to give life to stacy
Hateful 8 might be my favorite of his movies now. I do like them all, but something about H8 just hits the right spot for me. I was very disappointed with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, though.
Not gonna lie, if Tarantino didnt make the movie people would’ve said it was boring and pretentious. Im not saying its a bad movie because the performances are great. But calling OUATIH the “apex” of tarantino’s movies is bullshit. Its not even in the top 5 of things he’s made tbh.
The crescendo was great, large portion of the movie felt like a netflix special long overdrawn and just meandering. Hateful Eight was far more engaging.
@@DrSbaitsojr Check your critical thinking. Just because someone gives a negative take to movie, doesnt automatically mean they like "insert movie you think is bad". I think thats called a "strawman". I just watched Once Upon a Time a few days ago and enjoyed it, doesnt mean everybody has to like it.
If you read his novelization of the movie, it's basically all of the deleted scenes from the movie: the Manson encounter between Cliff and him by the Twinkie truck outside of Sharon's house, Pussycat's first "kreepy krawl," a LOT more about Cliff (he's a bad, bad dude), a LOT more about Charlie Manson's music career, Brandy the dog's backstory, Jay Sebring's English butler (who Tim Roth played but was cut from the film), and a lot more Steve McQueen, who Rick Dalton is supposed to be the "poor man's Steve McQueen," which wasn't as explicitly spelled out in the movie.
Of course, Tarantino's novelization of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is non-linear from the movie's chronological order. So don't go into it expecting the Manson murders to be fully fleshed out at the end-this book has a different scene for the ending, a much more wholesome scene that wasn't shown in the movie.
lol lol…it’s just like Syphilis 😂😂
That was hilarious
@@GRTakerTh I died…😂😂😂
That should be part of a dialogue in a Tarantino movie
Good to hear he was working on Hollywood for 8 years. I've been writing my debut loosely autobiographical script for 4 years now. Tarantino thank you for the inspiration 🙏
Never worry how long something takes , when you’re happy with it you’ll know, doesn’t matter if it takes you 20 years . Keep it up mate
Hope it’s getting along
I love how he mentions writing in book form first and how that it ultimately ended up being a screenplay. That seems like an apparoach that might be really helpful
My favorite Tarantino film...
Same here and by far!
Me too! I think the ending is great because you are waiting just a different disliking horrible end in the whole movie..
For me second only to pulp fiction
@@adinhdstudios7397what’s so good about pulp fiction?
@@samholt9177 its beyond entertaining tons of fun dialogue and great intense scene and so many theories and interpretations
biggest star in Joe's Show ever
You know Syphilis, that guy who pushed the rock 😂
I’ve seen OUATIH once and the thought is was a good movie but I’ve never been interested in watching it a second time. I felt the same way about Hateful 8 as it was good but just seemed like a Wild West version of Reservoir Dogs. By contrast, I’ve seen Kill Bill 1/2, Django, Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds a million times .
Great interview.
Does anyone talk about the connection between man and dog! I can make my dog do the same, with a gaze of my eyes. I appreciate that part!
I liked this movie but I hear alot of people saying its their favorite Tarantino film and I just think thats insane. Django, Hateful 8, Pulp Fiction in my opinion are leagues better than this one.
Fell asleep until the very end, scared the shit out of me.
I haven’t watched the movie in it’s entirety. But I have watched every clip I could find. I look forward to watching it. I did the same thing with the show Barry. I recommend this way to others.
Loved Barry!
@@chrismezza1940 haha, the little karate monkey girl has got to be the greatest episode ever. I was watching that and laughing my ass off when my kids came home and I had to turn it off. Them being curious wanted to know what I was laughing at. But it was hard to explain 🤣
That's a terrible way to watch something. Just find a pirated version online if your strapped for cash
@@darkhorse381 it isn’t a cash thing. And I’m telling you, its almost like reading the book then seeing the movie. With Barry, I just ran into a clip and I was intrigued. Next thing I knew I watched them all. So I decided to watch the series. And with this movie, I didn’t realize it existed. Same thing. I got intrigued and watched them all and can’t wait to rent it now. It probably isn’t ideal for some. I find it fun.
Saw the movie some time back , had to google if this movie had some point , today too after watching tarantino speak about this , theres still no point , maybe he wanted to give life to stacy
It’s an ode to how things were back in the late 60’s. What don’t people understand about that? 🤣
Top 10 movies I’ve ever seen and top 2 QT movies
Hateful 8 might be my favorite of his movies now. I do like them all, but something about H8 just hits the right spot for me.
I was very disappointed with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, though.
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Not gonna lie, if Tarantino didnt make the movie people would’ve said it was boring and pretentious. Im not saying its a bad movie because the performances are great. But calling OUATIH the “apex” of tarantino’s movies is bullshit. Its not even in the top 5 of things he’s made tbh.
The opinion is dogshit. The movies praised because a great movie its great BECAUSE QT made it
Facts
I feel like that’s the same with most of his movies
I wonder if the family of the people that were murdered thought it was a good movie?
Sharon Tates sister approved the script and movie before release.
Second to worst Tarantino film, just above jackie brown
I guess you’ve never seen pulp fiction.
@@cedricgant8535 Are you actually saying Pulp Fiction is one of his worst movies or did you just read his comment wrong? Just curious.
@@walterwhitequikscopezz pulp fiction overrated as hell.
Literally my favourite Tarantino film so I guess different strokes for different folks.
Jackie Brown is the best film he’s done because he isn’t in it.
Once upon a time in Hollywood is a dogshit movie
come on Joe. how come you didnt ask about Bruce Lee fight?
he did.
once upon a time in hollywood is one of tarantino’s worst movies if we’re being honest.
its better than Death Proof, Reservoir Dogs, both Kill Bills, jackie brown and The Hateful Eight
@@DrSbaitsojrI’ve never seen something so wrong in my life 😂
@@liamfoo09 wake up brother! Look around, this place is crazy!
I couldn't disagree more...
@@user-gu3ie it’s decent at best, i did enjoy it more on the second viewing but it doesn’t hold a candle to his other classics
it was alright.. some of the casting was a bit iffy
i bet mall cop 2 is in your top 10
The crescendo was great, large portion of the movie felt like a netflix special long overdrawn and just meandering. Hateful Eight was far more engaging.
overrated movie
@Eldritch filthy pleb casual
go watch twilight then
@@DrSbaitsojr id rather get my asshole waxed
@@DrSbaitsojr Check your critical thinking. Just because someone gives a negative take to movie, doesnt automatically mean they like "insert movie you think is bad". I think thats called a "strawman".
I just watched Once Upon a Time a few days ago and enjoyed it, doesnt mean everybody has to like it.
I think it’s a must buy movie but ok.