Really structured, informative and interesting video, your channel definetly deserves more attention and fame. You just got yourself a new subscriber :)
I hope you enjoy Volume 2 of my 'Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood' analysis, my good people. I had a lot of fun putting this series together, so if you have any feedback or thoughts of your own, make sure to leave a comment on the video so we can take the conversation even further. For me, this is Tarantino’s most unique and interesting film, but I’d love to know what you think, too! Happy viewing, and stay tuned for more videos very soon (i.e. in 2 weeks!) - Luke
Very much agree with what you have said. As a 70 year old codger, I was very familiar with whole Manson family story before I watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and, yes, that Sharon bomb under the table ticked away throughout the film for me. The movie is a masterpiece. I thought that the first time I watched it and also the second and third times. Thanks for providing me with some vocabulary for explaining why it worked so well.
That’s so cool to read, Sean. Thank you for commenting. I’m really pleased to see that my videos and observations are resonating well with fellow cinema folks like you! I hope to see you in the comment sections of my future videos 😁
Yeah, knowing about the Sharon Bomb definitely made it pretty intense. I was in the theater just cringing when they flashed August 8th 1969 on the screen. I remember looking over at my friend and just being like "oh god, how's this gonna go down....." the ending gets me kinda teary though. I love the climax but in the end it's just like, "if only" Such a great movie.
Ah I'm so glad to see this resonated with you. That must have been a hell of an experience! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it a lot! - Luke
Thank you for the kind words and support. I so appreciate the feedback. But, have you checked out my latest video? I'll be keen to see what you think if you're a big Cliff Booth fan 😅 Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks again for commenting! - Luke
@@luke.hoffman Oh man.. Definitely the Culmination+Nostalgia, back in the heady BC times of 2020s, for me. 10/10 🥺💯 Excited for if he does another movie 🎬👍🏽😁
My man! It's also my favourite Tarantino flick. I just love how layered it is. There's probably 3 or 4 more videos on it I could make, but I'll save them for later down the line 🤣 Have you read his novelisation of it? Also, his next (and final) film, 'The Movie Critic', is currently filming! 😁 Check out the article I've linked in the description.
Wow, this video is amazing!! I agree with your interpretation - it’s nice to hear a different perspective. I’ll be keeping my eye out for more examples of dramatic irony 😊
Really structured, informative and interesting video, your channel definetly deserves more attention and fame. You just got yourself a new subscriber :)
That means the world, Noah. Thank you very much for the vote of confidence, and welcome to the channel!
I hope you enjoy Volume 2 of my 'Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood' analysis, my good people.
I had a lot of fun putting this series together, so if you have any feedback or thoughts of your own, make sure to leave a comment on the video so we can take the conversation even further.
For me, this is Tarantino’s most unique and interesting film, but I’d love to know what you think, too!
Happy viewing, and stay tuned for more videos very soon (i.e. in 2 weeks!)
- Luke
Very much agree with what you have said. As a 70 year old codger, I was very familiar with whole Manson family story before I watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and, yes, that Sharon bomb under the table ticked away throughout the film for me. The movie is a masterpiece. I thought that the first time I watched it and also the second and third times. Thanks for providing me with some vocabulary for explaining why it worked so well.
That’s so cool to read, Sean. Thank you for commenting. I’m really pleased to see that my videos and observations are resonating well with fellow cinema folks like you! I hope to see you in the comment sections of my future videos 😁
Yeah, knowing about the Sharon Bomb definitely made it pretty intense. I was in the theater just cringing when they flashed August 8th 1969 on the screen. I remember looking over at my friend and just being like "oh god, how's this gonna go down....." the ending gets me kinda teary though. I love the climax but in the end it's just like, "if only" Such a great movie.
Ah I'm so glad to see this resonated with you. That must have been a hell of an experience!
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it a lot!
- Luke
Tremendous analysis this is my favorite movie and it is because of the very things he said not to mention Cliff Booth is someone I wish really existed
Thank you for the kind words and support. I so appreciate the feedback. But, have you checked out my latest video? I'll be keen to see what you think if you're a big Cliff Booth fan 😅
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks again for commenting!
- Luke
Yes sir, I Absolutely Love this movie! Thee Best-est comfort movie of all time, for me 😍😆🍿
Ah that’s awesome to hear! I hope you enjoyed the video, too 😁
@@luke.hoffman Oh yes! Throughly enjoy listening to The Greatest Director of Our times! 🙌🏽🥺👍🏽
All his techniques over the past +30 years 😆
That makes me very happy, sir. It’s also great to connect with another Tarantino enthusiast!
Out of interest, is this your favourite of his films?
@@luke.hoffman Oh man.. Definitely the Culmination+Nostalgia, back in the heady BC times of 2020s, for me. 10/10 🥺💯
Excited for if he does another movie 🎬👍🏽😁
My man! It's also my favourite Tarantino flick. I just love how layered it is. There's probably 3 or 4 more videos on it I could make, but I'll save them for later down the line 🤣
Have you read his novelisation of it?
Also, his next (and final) film, 'The Movie Critic', is currently filming! 😁 Check out the article I've linked in the description.
Wow, this video is amazing!! I agree with your interpretation - it’s nice to hear a different perspective. I’ll be keeping my eye out for more examples of dramatic irony 😊
Awesome! I'm very happy that you found the video so insightful 😁
Makes me want to rewatch the film! Great video :D
That was my aim 😁 I’m very happy that you enjoyed it!
i see what you did there with ‘the sharon situation’ ;)
Yes! I’m glad someone got that reference 😁
Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed it!
- Luke