ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

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@62SG 2 years ago

Sharon Tate's sister was initially against the release of the movie, but once she saw it she gave it full endorsement and said it was like seeing her sister alive again.
@alfredstimoli2590 2 years ago

That final scene where the four people who actually died in real life go out and greet Leo's character, a case of "if only", gets to me.
@igloo2158 8 months ago

In the theater I kept thinking, “Are they really gonna make us relive what happens to these people especially Sharon and her baby?!?” The relief how they flipped it was glorious. I was actually nervous leading up to that scene. On a side note. Cassie cracks me up. “Is he a stuntman too?”, referring to Bruce Lee. She’s too much.
@eddiebaker40 2 years ago

The portrayal of Sharon Tate in this movie is far and away the sweetest, most genuine, nicest character from any of Tarantino’s movies. It’s so heartwarming When she’s smiling and taking in the adoration from the crowd reacting to her movie
@joepagram8287 2 years ago

best line is when cliff says "if anyone accidentally kills someone they go to prison, its called manslaughter" still makes me laugh after multiple viewings
@safespacebear 2 years ago

I've seen everything QT has ever made but the violence at the end still caught me off guard. Knowing the true story it was cathartic to watch extreme violence against the Manson family
@davidnorman4786 2 years ago

I saw this in a theater with a largely older crowd. During the final fight, people were jumping up and down cheering with joy. Because we weren't watching what really happened. The sad part is that Sharon Tate wanted to be very famous. And she became famous. Margo Robbie did an AMAZING job playing her.
@shwicaz 2 years ago

This movie made me cry for 'what might have been'. The audience in the theater was full of us oldies, who knew all the story. We were expecting what we 'knew' was coming...and then QT decided to take a left turn and everything changed. We were cheering, screaming, clapping and crying at the finale. What a great moment in film.
@SolidSnake8295 2 years ago

“Don’t cry in front of the Mexicans.” That line really cracks me up for some reason. 🤣
@mynineridesshotgun 2 years ago

I appreciate that you picked up on Sharon’s portrayal as being kind and sweet to everyone she encountered. A lot of people miss that QT put a lot into showing how Sharon Tate was a pure, innocent, up and coming actress. He highlighted how much of a loss it was. Great movie and great reaction.
@WoahLookAtThatFreak 2 years ago

I can't help but feel like all the movies Cassie has watched for this channel has helped prepare her properly for a movie like Once Upon a time in Hollywood. This feels like a movie she would not have enjoyed a year and a half ago.
@andriyshtelykha6948 2 years ago

The scene where Di Caprio was mad at himself for not remembing lines was fantastic
@mholm1818 2 years ago

The Manson family murders were a turning point in American optimism, especially in Hollywood. A lot of people see it as the moment that idealism ended in the film industry. Like you say the film is a rewriting of that loss of innocence, a "what if" that shows a desire to erase the cynicism that followed into the 70s.
@marleybob3157 2 years ago

The Asian guy Cliff was fighting was the legendary Bruce Lee (played by Mike Moh). At the time, Bruce Lee was the star of the TV series "The Green Hornet" and went on to be the most iconic actor in martial arts movies. The Bruce Lee character was talking about how if he fought Cassius Clay, he would destroy him. Clay would later change his name to Muhhamad Ali, arguably the most well known boxer in the history of the world.
@user-ty5di3ku6o 2 years ago

When he hit her with that can of dog food I freaking died laughing at the theater 😂😂😂
@CaesiusX 2 years ago

Having the Manson Family get their comeuppance in such a brutal way was truly cathartic for those aware of what they did that night. 😔 So glad you enjoyed it. 😌
@VinchenzoC 2 years ago

"Don't cry in front of the Mexicans." His acting scene with the little girl is one of the best I've ever seen.
@JamesFarrOfficial 2 years ago

Love this film. Madisen Beaty (the redhead) is my wife's cousin. She was so psyched to get cussed out by DiCaprio. 😂 Also, to get killed by Brad Pitt, who she previously acted with as a child in Benjamin Button.
@charleslee8313 2 years ago

The Bride's kids are in the movie. Perla Janey (B.B. in Kill Bill) played the hippie who sold Cliff the acid cigarette. Maya Hawke (Uma Thurman's actual daughter) played the Manson Family member who chickened out, and drove off.
@sartanawillpay7977 2 years ago

The music score in the final scene is from the 1971 movie western "The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean." That movie begins with a message on the screen; "this isn't the way it was. It is the way it should have been." By referencing the Roy Bean movie in the final scenes of "Once Upon a Time" Tarantino is declaring that this is what he wished would have happened - the Manson murders fail and his beloved era of 60s would continue.