Why did this Blu-ray not receive that 7.1 surround sound mix would likely because they [Sony] wanted it to be exclusive of sorts for 4K consumers? The tension between the rose-colored perspective of an older man reminiscing about the good old days and the explosive restlessness of actual adolescence come together in the film’s sharp right turn of a final act, as Mick Jagger rasping, “Baby, baby, baby, you’re out of time,” over footage of classic Hollywood neon lulls the viewer into a melancholy reverie that’s abruptly disrupted by a Molotov cocktail of a climax. Plus, you get an iTunes Digital exclusive featurette (8 minutes-long) for those who are smart enough to be able to access (find) it. R (Language Throughout|Drug Use|Sexual References|Some Strong Graphic Violence), drama, Lastly, speaking of those additional scenes and things I wish this had (in terms of bonus), I do wish we could watch those cut together with the film itself though, as an additional version of the film. Whether it all adds up to something is now up for audiences to decide, but this is a film that feels like it’s not going away anytime soon. This release also still pushes it [Blu-ray] to its limits to achieve a visually perfect presentation. This film could have been so much shorter and just as good. The black level is very solid here all throughout. Don’t forget to watch all of the credits. Robbie is given disappointingly little to do aside from look gorgeous, but she has one captivating scene in which Sharon wanders into a movie theater to watch the Dean Martin spy caper The Wrecking Crew, in which she co-starred, her face lighting up with every audience reaction to the real Tate's klutzy comedy onscreen. What values are imparted? As we are first introduced to the guys they are being interviewed on the set of a TV show that Rick has become famous for being the lead actor on. With the iTunes Digital exclusive featurette factored in, this really works for me and is more than I had honestly expected we would get. Living next door is rising star Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), who recently married director Roman Polanski and is enjoying the response to her new movie, The Wrecking Crew. A character wonders whether he's an alcoholic (he's unable to drive due to too many drunk-driving tickets). Time travel with plenty of signature twists. The five featurettes contained on the Blu-ray Disc total up to about 32 minutes in length. Wondering if Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is OK for your kids? by This 10-digit number is your confirmation number. It’s just such a great film filled with some great performances from Margot Robbie (obviously) as Sharon Tate, as well as Al Pacino, Timothy Olyphant, Emile Hirsch (as Jay Sebring), Nicholas Hammond, Bruce Dern, Dakota Fanning, and so many other supporting cast members – namely Kurt Russell in his small part. I’m only speculating there. However, it still doesn't reach the same heights as Jackie Brown or Pulp Fiction. seems to be the essential question of this look at California culture in the late 60's, inundated as it was with incessant media aimed at pleasure and mayhem. P.S. Still, Pitt's self-satisfied swagger and easygoing warmth haven't been put to such winning use in years. However, this doesn’t focus on that element as much as you might expect and instead focuses more on the time period, the characters and even on the late actress Sharon Tate – someone that Tarantino admits to being a fan of. Frequent social drinking, some secret drinking. Yes, that’s technically nine films but you have to factor-in that Kill Bill is split into two volumes – unless you want to count Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (2011) cut of the two volumes together. Trouble arises when Cliff picks up a hitchhiker (Margaret Qualley) and takes her to the Spahn Ranch, where the soon-to-be notorious Manson Family lives. Verified reviews are considered more trustworthy by fellow moviegoers. Rated R Tarantino’s longtime editor, Sally Menke, died in 2010, and her absence is still palpable. 232. The image is an example of a ticket confirmation email that AMC sent you when you purchased your ticket. The Blu-ray Disc is where are ALL the extras are presented in HD video with Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo sound – unless otherwise noted below. The central characters — played by returning Tarantino cohorts Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt in entertainingly loose performances dripping with self-irony and pleasurable chemistry — are faded television cowboy Rick Dalton and his longtime stunt-double Cliff Booth. It features a large ensemble cast led by Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie. And the pacing is incredible slow, fetishizing old Hollywood as Tarantino is want to do. | Rating: 3/5 video with Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo sound – unless otherwise noted below. Tarantino's entertaining but violent movietown epic. The front left and right channels get used primarily for the film’s amazing music and obviously for sound effects all throughout. Suddenly, the spell is broken, the camera pulls back, and the director, crew, and equipment all appear on the sidelines. Let’s hope someday make some new extras, come some anniversary or such. Audio here on the Blu-ray Disc debut of “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” is presented in DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround. 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Set in 1969 Los Angeles, the film follows a fading character actor and his stunt double as they navigate the rapidly changin… It is just enough info to provide you with as well as reward you with the 25 minutes of additional scenes that are actually finished, not your typical rough deleted scenes or such. |, August 27, 2020 | Rating: 3/5, August 14, 2019 (Lena Dunham’s presence as a maternal Mansonite is as discordant as feared.) At the center, Robbie's Sharon Tate is a little underexplored, but she at least seems sweet and smart. He’s always had classic Hollywood charisma, but he imbues Dalton with that poignant mix of longing and fading optimism that often comes with aging—sure, he loves his life and hanging with his buddy but he’s nervous when he thinks about what’s next, wondering if he hasn’t missed out on something forever. Revealing outfits. Now, while the HD here may not be the 35mm projector theatrical experience that the filmmaker would prefer you to see his film in, it is good enough to do the film justice on Blu-ray format, for a home theater experience. In fact, there’s a scene in the film where a record (on the soundtrack) is specifically being played on a turntable. Juste pour le plaisir. The star rating reflects overall quality. With Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Emile Hirsch. A pure celebration to the Golden Age of Hollywood and all of Tarantino's experiences from film making. Without spoiling anything, I’m haunted by the final image, taken from high above its characters, almost as if Tarantino himself is the puppet master saying goodbye to his creations, all co-existing in a vision of blurred reality and fiction. Region Coding: Region Free Cinemark Or at least they think they do. Parents need to know that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood -- an intense crime movie written and directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie -- is set in 1969 and tangentially involves the Manson Family. He is also a writer for Vulture, The Playlist, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone, and the President of the Chicago Film Critics Association. Worth watching again? In the meantime we lackadaisically are lead to follow a faded actor's attempt to resuscitate his career while in that environment, as well as that of his stuntman best friend. But since an excess of DUIs cost Rick his license, war hero Cliff is now more of a driver and all-round gofer, doing little actual stunt work, while Rick's planned transition into action movies has failed to catch fire. This movie is sure as hell to get nominated for some Academy Awards and you can trust me on that. I’ll get more to the praise later, but let’s first focus on what makes this 5.1 mix so very impressive. Parents need to know that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood -- an intense crime movie written and directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie -- is set in 1969 and tangentially involves the Manson Family. Quentin Tarantino renews his vows as a devout fanboy, rifling through his formative influences in vintage American B-movies and TV, spaghetti Westerns, martial arts, popular music and an endless assortment of cultural ephemera in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It all depends on how hard you're willing to work to justify its pleasures. Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood is indeed another hopped-up fairy tale like every other Tarantino epic. From the very opening of the film, you’ll hear the sound of a turntable about to play a song, when its needle (or stylus) is running along the grooves of a vinyl record and hitting the occasional bits of dirt or such. It’s a setting once-removed from reality, capturing a time through the way celebrity culture and movies defined it more than the historians. It should be noted that there is a 7.1 DTS-HD MA track on the 4K UHD Blu-ray release, but not here. Lots of language in Lee's fact-based dark comedy. Characters get drunk in more than one scene. Director: Quentin Tarantino Cliff literally lives in the shadow of the Van Nuys Drive-In. Cliff knows the place well from the days of Rick's TV show Bounty Law, and his insistence on seeing the owner, George Spahn (Bruce Dern), leaves him with more questions than answers. Here, however, the writer-director’s own yearnings and anxieties are closer to the surface than usual. I do wish we had received a Dolby Atmos mix, especially since it did receive one for the theatrical release, but then again I am very pleased with what we get from this DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix. Avec "Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood", Quentin Tarantino raconte son Hollywood dans le Los Angeles de 1969 avec le très attendu duo Leonardo DiCaprio et Brad Pitt. Of course, as most people know, the real-life figures living next to Rick Dalton are the most controversial ones—Roman Polanski (Rafal Zawierucha) and Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie). Sitemap | So, let’s just say that the connection between these fictional characters that live next door to Tate and Polanski will come together during the end of things. Now, on the 5.1 (just as with the 7.1) sound mix here gets to use a more narrow rear channel field but it is still enough to let the music surround you all throughout the film Sound effects get some occasional use of the rear channel speakers as well as even dialogue. 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