Onceuponatimeinhollywood

Quentin Tarantino’s 2019 film Once Upon A Time In Hollywood differs greatly from the book version, which came out earlier this year. I can’t say that I’m aware of a lot of books that came after a film, or were based on a film, so I don’t have a lot…

Tarantino destroys and reconstructs his latest film in a book that serves as a cinematographic guide. — Quentin Tarantino’s scripts changed the way of making films in the early nineties with Reservoir Dogs (1992) and with his cult Pulp Fiction (1994), he says in an interview with Joe Rogan’s podcast that he created a subgenre in gangster movies. The whole conversation sometimes flows with any conversation we…

Films about films are fascinating. They’re a sandwich of realities. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood is one such film. For me, this film appealed to me in such a way that it is neither about the people who acted nor the director, even not about the story for that…

A Literary Genius who changed Hollywood forever — I discovered Tarantino when I was 11. My uncle handed me a CD that he had borrowed from a video library. It was a thing back then. It had a picture of an actress lying on her chest, smoking a cigarette. The cover said — Pulp Fiction. He had probably…

What was originally crafted as a paean to late-1960s Hollywood now serves as an elegy for pre-2020 America. [** Spoiler alerts ahead for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood **] A great work of art is not only assessed in the context of when it was created, but it’s also reassessed with regards to how it still speaks to subsequent generations and…

Kill Cliff, Vol. 1 Or, Thirteen Ways of Looking at Once Upon A Time . . . In Hollywood MOST HUMAN FILM SINCE DEBUT WITHIN GRASP, AUTEUR WALLOWS IN MISOGYNIST VIOLENCE, LOSES PLOT I never thought I would see a Tarantino film in which a fading B-lister becomes a real…