REACTING to *Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood* A COMEDY?? (First Time Watching) Tarantino Movies
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When was your hippie phaze??
now, but more so in williem dafoe way
Was never a phase, It's a lifestyle to me. Also Death Proof and Hell Ride are a must watch from QT
My hippie phase never happened
never buuuut....LETS RETUN TO THE LION KING PHASE BY WATCHING BOTH GOOD SEQUELS 🔥🔥🔥
Never had a hippie phase. To much into pacifism. I did have a ninja phase though back in early 80s.
The ending was satisfying because the Manson gang got what they deserved and Sharon & her friends survived. That's why the title "once Upon a time......" is fitting.
Brad Pitt took home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in this movie.
It also won Best Production Design.
Rightfully so
Must have missed
Have to rewatch!
Don't get me wrong, Brad totally deserved it...
But I still think Leo had a much more nuance job to do, he nailed it, and he *still* didn't win XD
It's like the poor guy can win Oscars only when he puts himself on every manner of discomfort and fatigue and freezing cold to be able to win XD
@@alphamorion4314 they weren't in the same category. The best lead actor category that year was way more competitive.
my favourite tidbit surrounding this movie is that sharon tates sister saw it in theatre's and said that she was so happy to have a story about sharon that wasn't completely defined by her murder and it felt like a breath of fresh air to just watch her have fun and live life on screen, margot did such an incredible job
fun fact, this movie is a huge memory piece for Tarantino, because he was like 6 or 7 in 1969, and he told in an interview that his stepdad used to drive him around LA when he was little, so not only the Brad Pitt driving sequences are inspired by that, but also the reason he's often framed from below and from the POV of the passenger seat is because it was the height of 7 yo Quentin looking at his stepdad driving, which I think is really wholesome.
that is a genius idea, you are a genius
I mean it
Two good friends watching a movie about two good friends; what more could anyone want?
RIP, Luke Perry, this was his last film as an actor. It was dedicated in his memory.
Yes, and both Brad & Leo said they were so excited to meet him, as Luke was the "it' guy in town when they were just starting...like they were fans & looked up to him. So sweet.
it made me really happy hearing you guys gas up Cliff talking about how good of a friend he is the whole movie. then realizing their last interaction in the movie is Rick telling Cliff that he's a good friend, and him saying "i try" in the ambulance.
This is such a better film if you know history, not just QT's visual Homage to classic film styles but this alternative idea of "what if" this had happened instead with the Manson cult / Tate massacre.
I had just so happened to have read Chaos right before I watched it. Glad I did. I didn't know anything about Manson and the Tate murder before that.
I'd recommend reading it. It's such a deep and dark story.
@@afrodemon8629 this movie made me so curious about the events that I read Chaos after seeing it. Agreed, it was pretty insane how deep the rabbit hole went
Such a bittersweet ending. Sharon Tate enjoying a night with friends and not knowing the true horror that happened outside of the fairy tale that was this movie.
I think I can safely say everyone who was around at the time of the Manson murders (at least in the western world), would have liked it to have been like this.I was 6 when Sharon and the others were killed, this alternative ending really speaks to my heart.
I burst into tears at the end, surprising myself. Love this film!
@@Divamarja_CA I hear you, there is a kind of solace that comes with this ending, the few seconds of "if only" feel really good.
@@isabelsilva62023 Totally! And that’s why I think knowing what really happened makes watching this movie even more powerful. And you don’t need to have been alive during the time; just need a sense of curiosity about the Manson Family and read a little bit about them and their actions.
Even the “redhead” (Squeaky Fromme) had a brush with infamy in the 70s.
@@Divamarja_CA Quite so, I have met younger people even here in Europe who see the Manson "family" as a sort of case study and I do not think it is any less important to see them that way. Yes the redhead having her John Hinckley Jr. moment, some people need to "make sure" the world sees them to feel they are "someone"...But the whole event was so powerful my country was under a dictatorship and news were "filtered" but this had a very deep impact.
@@isabelsilva62023 I was also 5yo, living in California when this happened but would have been unaware at the exact events. But I grew up learning about this, the LoBianco murders that the Manson family did very shortly thereafter.
Cold-blooded thought: Manson had too much of a hold on too many impressionable people and didn’t die soon enough. There, I said it.
I cried when Brad won the Oscar ! It was so deserved and so long coming . This movie kicks ass in every sense of the word . I used to ride in my moms Karmann Ghia all thru the70’s as a kid . This Movie touches my soul 🌠
What is really eerie watching the Spahn movie ranch scenes is the fact that a stuntman was killed there. His name was Donald "Shorty" Shea. Manson himself was convicted of killing him along with Clem Grogan, and Bruce M. Davis.
In this movie Clem was the guy that ruined the tire.
The guy who played Tex was the same actor that played Elvis in the latest movie, Elvis.
Squeaky "Red" was the same person that attempted to kill President Ford.
48:44 "Click Click" Dog instantly attacks. Just bad ass, no panic, no yelling, calm headed, clicks his mouth and Brandy attacks! epic.
You really have to know the history of Charles Manson and the Manson murders to really understand the timeline of this movie. You will then really appreciate Quentin Tarantino’s alternative ending. Watching the various documentaries on Charles Mason is extremely interesting if you are not familiar with the Span Movie Ranch, Roman Polanski, Helter Skelter, Tex Watson, Tate/LaBianca murders and the many controversies associated with Manson.
The culture back then was a shared experience for most people. Music would play on the radio and people would all know the music and the same with t.v. and films.
Yes, absolutely. That's what's hard for younger people to understand about the MTV era, too. It was a huge shared experience, with the music/videos becoming commone touchstones in the culture that people shared & talked about. For those of us who lived through it, it's still a big thing that we share & understand.
I really enjoyed the alternative ending twist with Sharon and everyone surviving 🥹
Same. I actually seen the crime scene photos and it was horrid. I wish I could’ve went back in time and warned them
@@lynni_111 I didn’t see the photos but i know some of the details and it’s horrific 😢 she was pregnant for gods sake who’d do this to a pregnant woman
Mind that according to Tarantino, Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Frykowski and Steven Parent, get to live that night, thanks to Cliff and Rick. Thus implying that when Rick Dalton is invited inside the Polanski residence (being a wish of Rick mentioned early in the movie) it opens up an opportunity for Rick to continue his movie career, being well connected to Polanski, and thus continue his partnership with Cliff.
I honestly felt… numb… it was like watching ghosts interact. I’ve never felt like that leaving a movie theater. Simply mesmerizing filmmaking
I think it was more of an 'revenge fantasy' for Tarantino and the rest of us (people like me) that lived in the LA area at the time, and watched the 3 girls from both nights laughing & singing, etc everyday on their way to court. Seeing all 5 of them(3 girls, Tex and manson) get the death penalty in the gas chamber, only to have CA overturn using the death penalty in 1972, and they all got to live long lives in prison(3 still alive as I type this) Tex Watson, believe it or not fathered 4 children while in prison.
When Leo commented on the flamethrowers heat he was being serious and they kept it in the movie! Also Sharon Tate's family was completely opposed to having a movie including her and how she died but Tarantino told them what it was gonna be about and they got on board! Also also a lot of the stores that got dressed up with the 60's aesthetic during the driving scenes kept the décor after shooting!. Also also also yes we get a foot shot from Margot cuz it's a Tarantino flick but there is cause for this in this movie! Sharon Tate was known to dislike wearing shoes and would try not to whenever she could! Thus why we see her feet dirty and why she has no shoes in the theater! Also also also also Brad Pitt improvised the like "You're Rick fuckin' Dalton" because he had a friend say that to him once early in his career! Also also also also also the actor for Charles Manson in this also plays him in Mindhunter! Also also also also also also Maya Hawkes character is based on Linda Kasabian who was Manson family member who provided testimony against them and even stopped another murder that was going to happen that night!
also⁹ 😂😂😂
@@lkf8799 also the leo flamethrower scene was not him being serious, that was in the script.....not sure where you heard that but it isn't true. If you read the script that line is in there
@@CodyTalton I didn't say that 😉 The original commenter did. Interesting though. I always wonder how behind the scenes rumors get started and if they are true or not 😜
this one is probably my favorite of QT’s. it definitely helps if you know what really happened before you see it (which i did) bc the difference is FANTASTIC.
Mind that according to Tarantino, Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Frykowski and Steven Parent, get to live that night, thanks to Cliff and Rick. Thus implying that when Rick Dalton is invited inside the Polanski residence (being a wish of Rick mentioned early in the movie) it opens up an opportunity for Rick to continue his movie career, being well connected to Polanski, and thus continue his partnership with Cliff.
Yes, exactly - but I shudder at the thought that Rick might have been cast as Jake Gittes.
So that was Austin Butler portraying Tex Watson. It’s amazing how his career has taken off.
You're missing at least half the movie if you don't know anything about the Manson family and Tate murders. It's what makes this portrayal of Sharon so lovable and the final carnage sequence so exquisitely satisfying. Tarantino also included tons of references for people who remember old TV and movies from the 50s-70s.
The bittersweet ending was so 😢 one of my favorite Tarantino movies.
tarantino wrote a novel version of the film and expands on a bunch of stuff that is only touched on like what really happened to Cliff's wife, rick's propensity for temper tantrums. also the little girl has a much larger role. and Tarantino actually reveals what happens to Cliff and Rick after their clash with the manson girls
guys, remember Anabelle ? the Manson girl cursed the doll after dying in a house .
Those are the Charles Manson girls
I can’t believe my MOM showed me this movie and started my binging Quentin Tarantino movies🤣
If it only happened that way. I remember the murders of Sharon Tate and friends. The headlines all across the country screamed about it for months. Most of Charlie Manson's accomplices are dead now and those that aren't have been denied parole for over 50 years.
This movie is one big 11/10/ The only Tarantino movie I've seen probably 6 times. Even though it lasts almost 3 hours, you want it to last even longer and never end. Especially since this movie has such a slow pace and I could easily watch Brad Pitt driving through the city for a few hours while listening to the radio. Because it has such a wonderful vibe and you just want to sit with these characters and be with them just for the sake of being with them.
The climax with the dog and the flamethrower is one of my favorite Tarantino scenes. It's brutal, violent, and so unexpected.
This is actually the second time that Tarantino "rewrote History" in his Movies - it's actually a Passion of his. The first being the Inglorious Bastards, where he rewrote Hitlers death and the End of WW2 as a heroic revenge Story. I assume you know what actually happened to Sharon Tate that night - but in Tarantinos Vision there were some badass Neighbors saving te Night :)
I've always wondered what kind of dark forces surround Roman Polanski. He started life by surviving the Holocaust, went on to make the film "Rosemary's Baby", and fled the United States on charges of sexual assault of a 13 year old girl. Some go as far to claim occult symbolism in the murder of his newlywed wife Sharon Tate and her friends. Polanski's is a bizarre, dark, horrific story.
What I like about this movie is the attention to, and accuracy of the ephemera of the time period. I can vouch the movie captures the sound and feel of the time period, my high school years. The little details, like seeing Mama Cass at the party and hearing the top forty AM stations on the car radios really has the movie oozing realism. I have a cassette collection of air checks of old radio stations and the KHJ jingles heard in the movie are authentic.
I grew up in Westminster listening to KHJ, this movie really brought me back:
93 KHJ!
🎵Stereo Rock and Roooolllll🎵
Home of the Boss Jocks!
Once upon a time in Hollywood is a great movie.
Indeed it is. My favourite of his.
@@pemp9606 yep it’s my fav Tarantino film too. I’m so bummed I didn’t get to watch this in theaters when it was out I can only imagine how that experience must’ve been!
Everyone that I told to watch this movie, I made them watch a short video going over the basic history of this event if they weren't aware. I think it makes the entire what if scenario even better.
I REALLY hope the limited series Tarantino has been planning will be Bounty Law. He talked about it after the film first came out, so I'm hoping he gets on that soon!
You point out so many little details I missed on my first watch in theaters, including the nods to inglorious basterds with Marghariti directing a film lol.
You mentioned the radio being like another character in the movie. It reminds me of AMERICAN GRAFFITI, the radio is a constant in that movie. If you haven’t seen it, watch it. George Lucas’ first big hit.
Nahhhh… it was stupider than that, something like Rex. 😂😂 the sounds of that lassies grunts as she’s getting her heed smashed is comical
I was upset at first when they mentioned that Sharon Tate was going to be a part of this movie. But Quentin Tarantino and Margot Robbie Met with Sharon's sister and she gave her approval. Just the thought of Sharon living in the end makes a bit of a difference.
Inglorius Bastards and Once upon a time in hollywood are tarantino's version of this events, a kind of ¿What if hitler died this way and the war ended? or ¿What if sharon lived and nobody ended up dead?
The can of dog food to the face was awesome
the girl who sold the acid-dipped cigarette is Perla Haney-Jardine who played the Bride's daughter in Kill Bill
also the pregnant friend of Sharon Tate is played by Bruce Willis' daughter Rumer, and you already recognised Uma Thurman's real daughter Maya Hawke
One of QTs best IMO. His most ‘Mature’ film along with Jackie Brown. This is a movie that just gets better and reveals more if itself everytime I see it.
Fun fact: back in the day, people would go to the movie theaters to see the news, before televisions at home became popular.
It‘s that sort of movie you can watch a 100 times and still doesn‘t get boring
Thank you for doing this one. This is my hands down favorite Tarantino film, I wish more reactors would get their hands on this one, it never gets old
When he said to go in there and kill everybody he sounded exactly like his ELVIS portrayal....loved Austin in Elvis
One of my favorite QT movies next to Death Proof. The cinematography is just MUAH!
After all these, you're definitely ripe for Tarantino's "Death Proof".
As to Nobu's curiosity about the gun/holster in the wild west, it was a highly personal decision how someone went strapped. There was huge variation in pistols, gunbelts and holsters, being at the very birth of the industrial revolution. Many of these things were 'bespoke', meaning they were specially commissioned and custom made.
Did he just say cars dented easier back then??? Those cars could survive a Nokia being dropped from the Empire State Building. Those cars were so heavy with this steal. I lean against my car now and I’ve got a dent
Brad’s best performance/role since playing Fucking Floyd in True Romance.
The girl who sold Cliff the cigarette dipped in acid was played by the same actress who played the bride's daughter in Kill Bill.
Yes,Antonio Margheriti was the fake name of one the guys in Inglorious Bastards. He kept repeating it to make it sound more Italian.
It's also a reference in both films to the actual Italian film director Antonio Margheriti (R.I.P) whom Tarantino loves.
Hopefully you'll do True Romance as well, which Tarantino wrote.
I feel like this whole movie is somehow a long-form reference to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid.
This is definitely a Western, with Leo cast as the drunk, past-his-prime gunslinger.
Try Jackie Brown sometime. Tarantino doing a private detective movie with a LOT of plot twists. Way under appreciated, and one of his best.
Polanski did Rosemary's baby. And was blacklisted from Hollywood. But still makes movies.
hmm, why would he be blacklisted from Hollywood??
quote: "don't worry, I put it in your A**, so you'll still be a virgin"
And as a swiss father of two girls, I'm still disgusted that our gouverment let's him live here all the years.
Blacklisted? He was awarded an Oscar for "The Pianist" and some gave him a standing ovation. If Hollywood had its way then he would've never been charged. Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein, Ron Jeremy, etc. Hollywood sure does cover up a lot of coincidences.
The girl who played Sadie also played Amber in the new Scream (2022)
She dies the exact same way in both films:
Hit in face with blunt object, then injured to a bloody pulp and then burned alive.
Oh, and she goes ballistic while charging towards the victims with a weapon then ultimately, dies. 😅😅😅
The WesternTV show Rick Dalton was in with the little girl was an actual show called Lancer where actor James Stacey played the character Johnny Madrid. It aired from 1968 to 1970. A YT channel called LancerFan has uploaded episodes and clips of the TV series.
A few years later James Stacy had a motorcycle accident where he lost an arm and a leg.
Antonio Margheriti was an actual Italian director so both this film and Inglorious Basterds is a reference to him and his career.
This is a really darn good movie, but plot-wise it's not the most eventful movie. There's a lot going on, but it's really just a couple of days (three total) in these folks' lives, while Rick Dalton is going through a crisis.
I think it really helps to have been alive during this time, or at least roughly around it. There’s so many vibes that only Boomers & GenX folks are going to get.
i beleive the war hero part was a reference to Brad Pitt's "Fury" movie where he plays a world war Soldier and by the end is the ultimate hero of the events in that film.
Y'all gotta check that out the story in that is amazing.
When I was a kid, back in the 80s and 90s there were re-runs of a lot of those shows, so even when I didn’t live in the 60s, I’ve developed some affinity and I love that old stuff: Land Of Giants, Lost In Space, Batman, The Green Hornet, Wild Wild West, Bewitched, The Flintstones, I Love Lucy, Hawaii 5.0, Mission Impossible, Star Trek, etc. I watch all of them and I love their style. That’s why I’m a huge 60s fan. The only thing I really don’t like about this movie is that Tarantino preferred to waste time presenting Bruce Lee as a prick, instead of exploring his friendship with Sharon Tate. Wasted opportunity to showcase something meaningful. Overall I love the film.
I saw this in theatres. I love the scene with his wife on the boat, going off and the scene cuts and you just know he killed his wife lol
As someone who grew up in this era, this movie has a special place in my heart. What the movie does with Sharon Tate is so haunting knowing the true story of her fate .The baby you're out of time song can have multiple meanings not only for Sharon but literally her baby, and for Dalton's career. The haunting outro music serves as a reminder of what really happened. There is so much subtlety to unwrap here
The scene where Manson visits the Tate home actually happened. I actually watched those Matt Helm movies in their first run in the theater. Austin Powers is based in part on Matt Helm and the In Like Flint movies
The footage in the movie theater is the actual footage of the real Sharon Tate in the Dean Martin movie.
Love this movie, honestly every Tarantino movie, but Pitt was amazing in this!
You guys still have Death Proof, True Romance, Jackie Brown, and Four Rooms. Also Quentin was in Desperado directed by Robert Rodriguez.
From dusk till dawn too
@@TheRealBillix how could I forget that one?! Selma Hayek 😍
Super Duper reaction. Thanks guys!
The hitch hiker girl "Pussycat" is Margaret Qualley she's the daughter of actress Andie MacDowell. The little girl acting with Rick Dalton is Julia Butters from the TV show "American Housewife".
Y’all should check out the novel of the movie, also written by Tarantino. Its not just “the movie in print”, it fills in the blanks that the movie didn’t show and adds new stuff to the world, and also the backstories
Yup, that's why they were called spaghetti westerns. As well as Italy they were produce in Spain as well. Spaghetti westerns became a genre unto themselves. 500-600 were made.
Rick and Cliff are based on Director Hal Needham and Burt Reynolds and their friendship. Kurt Russell's character is also based on Needham.
Cahill is an Irish name, but it's not pronounced like that in Ireland. In this film they pronounce it "Cay-hill", while in Ireland it's pronounced, "Cah-hill", cah as in cabin.
My favorite movie by far especially the ending
When Manson comes to the house and mentions being a friend of “Terry” and Dennis Wilson, that was somewhat true. Charles Manson met Dennis Wilson of The Beach Boys, and they even recorded two songs he wrote! Dennis introduced him to Terry Melcher, who was a record producer. Melcher declined to sign Manson. That probably set Manson off, which is why he went to Melcher’s old house, (Melcher and his then girlfriend Candice Bergen had moved earlier), and why he had his “family” target the house in the murders.
Fun Fact: The actor Quentin Tarantino was going to cast as George Spahn (the old guy "hosting" the Manson family) was Burt Reynolds; who would've been REALLY familiar with the Spahn Ranch, as he worked there for some years as a stuntman and bit player in Westerns from the 50s and 60s. Tarantino had Reynolds locked down to play Spahn, and Burt had been working on learning his lines. However, shortly before shooting on those scenes began, Burt Reynolds passed away. As luck would have it, Quentin was able to get another Hollywood legend Bruce Dern to play the role on short notice (who, like Reynolds, would've also been familiar with the Spahn ranch from all the Westerns [both film and TV shows] that he appeared in around the same time as Burt).
Ha! Preview clips ("coming attractions") have existed since the silent movie era, a hundred years ago, lol. (Also, you'd see commercials for movies on TV, same as now.)/ This and Jackie Brown are his movies with the most heart. They are total love letters. It's great because he kind of rescued Sharon Tate (and Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger and her fiancee) from only being known for being these victims of this horrible massacre. Now when you think of Sharon Tate, I think a lot of people think of this movie, rather than frozen in time as a beautiful murder victim.
Oh wow what a coincidence, i just watched this movie for the first time earlier today
My #1 QT movie.... it took him years, but he finally beat my former QT#1 Pulp Fiction
When I saw this film in theaters in the Summer of 2019, I was losing it during the entire third act and when he pulled out the flamethrower, it was probably the second time in my life where I lost my sh*t entirely in a movie theater. (First time was the Giant-Man reveal in Civil War with Spidey's "Holy Sh*t!" reaction.) The soundtrack, acting, cinematography and the entire vibe of this film is iconic!
Also Rick's car that Cliff drives is the exact same car Mr. Blonde drives in Reservoir Dogs.
& this film made me appreciate Kraft Mac & Cheese (the cheese dust kind fyi but I still prefer the deluxe cheese sauce kind) 😂😂😂
One more Note: I forgot how insane the cast is in this film alone, even the Manson crew includes, Cassie from Euphoria, Amber from Scream (5), Kevin Smith's Daughter, Robin from Stranger Things, Love Quinn from You and Mother Freakin' Elvis Presley!!!
New Zealander Zoe Bell (Janet) is a stunt women who has worked on many QT films, most notably as Uma Thurmans stunt double in Kill Bill. She's a main character in Death proof. Please, please do a reaction to it.
I love Quentin Tarantino. I hate myself for not being able to get into this movie, despite trying more than once, and in theaters. I just cannot pay attention, I literally tune out or fall asleep. I like the characters, but the plot is just....not for me.
Enjoyed your reaction to this movie!!! The brunette hippie hitchhiker is Margaret Qualley, who was in the series Maid, for which she received Best Actress nominations by the Golden Globes, the Emmys, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards. George Spahn was Bruce Dern, a fantastic actor since the 60s, and father of actress Laura Dern (Jurassic Park, Blue Velvet). Squeaky Fromme was played by Dakota Fanning. In real life Squeaky Fromme later went to prison for firing a shot at President Gerald Ford. The little girl in the western movie was Julia Butters, who came out in the ABC series American Housewife. The actress who played Kurt Russell's wife was stuntwoman Zoe Bell, who was also in Tarantino's Death Proof. The actress who said "the Hawaiin guy looks cool" is Sydney Sweeney, who is in HBO's Euphoria. Again, really enjoyed your reaction!!!
Ahh, Quentin, giving us the version of history we wish had happened.
As a nerd, the highlight for me was seeing Nicholas Hammond (the Spider-Man of the 70s) as the guy who talks about Rick's hair.
The dog is the hero of the film.
The actor who plays Janet, Randy's wife, is Zoë Bell who was the stunt double for Lucy Lawless in Xena.
Fun Fact C.C. Company was starting Joe Namath Famous NY Jets Quarterback
Tarantino has SO MANY REFERENCES!!!! AND MANSON FAMILY GIRLS...WOW!!!!
Watching Austin Butler playing Tex here and then remember him as Elvis in the recent biopic just reminds me of how a great actor he is, can't wait to see him in more roles later on
Brad vs Bruce Lee is an accurate representation of what would happen if Bruce fought an amateur fighter roday
I saw this at the theater with a bunch of "older people." During the final fight scene, people were cheering. With absolute JOY. Because we knew that what happened in real life, wasn't happening again.
Sharon Tate wanted everyone to know her name. And tragically, she got her wish.
The last 20 minutes of this movie is hilarious
You notice that was BB from Kill Bill?
Leo bringing out the flamethrower had the theater so fucking loud in cheers
Great reaction, guys. Love this film, although I think Jackie Brown remains my favorite Tarantino movie. You guys should definitely react to 2 of Polanski’s masterpieces: Rosemary’s Baby and Chinatown. Both great films, although very different. You guys might also enjoy his great comedy The Fearless Vampire Killers.
What I truly enjoyed and is one of Polanski's greatest movie is The Pianist
Leo is a great comedic actor. If the rumors are true about him starring in the new PTA movie we are in for a ride.
this must be my favourite tarantino movie. is just brilliant and such a wonderful and bittersweet "what if". i loved your reaction. ❤