runtime: 161Min

Writed by: Quentin Tarantino

After a meteoric five-year rise to the top in the cut-throat world of dazzling Hollywood and a long decade of treading water, the once-young-and-popular action star, Rick Dalton, finds it difficult to swallow that the rapacious and always hungry for new blood film industry can do without him. Sensing that his career may be nearing its end, Rick along with his sympathetic confidant and former stunt double, Cliff Booth, face the grim possibility of a mundane new life in an ever-changing 1969 Los Angeles. Now, unlike his glamorous next-door neighbours--the young director fresh off the triumphant success of Rosemary's Baby (1968), Roman Polanski, and the rising star of The Wrecking Crew (1968), Sharon Tate--Rick has to make a difficult decision. Of course, none of them is aware that their fates, and their very lives, are on a collision course with a certain Charles Manson, and his army of ferociously zealous believers. Will Hollywood ever be the same after August 9, 1969?

countries: UK

Director: Quentin Tarantino

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Through out the movie I always thought that he kinda resembled robert Redford. This is fake, Fonzie was a humble dude. I don't like The Manson Family. Mike Stoklasa, 2019.

This scene would've been better had the Manson clan accidentally invaded the wrong house, as opposed to purposely doing it. I actually thought that's how it was gonna go down since Tate had no neighbors in real life. Did he or did he not kill his wife though? Brad Pitt is blessed by the fine wine gods & has really come into his hotness within the past decade or so. In the 90's when his career really started taking off: Thelma & Louise, True Romance, Legends of the Fall, etc. he was just a bit too pretty for me. But now. SWOON - even if he DID kill her! 😍.

I hate hippies and it was so satisfying! Thanks Tarantino.

I cant imagine how many bugs are in that house

The way Cliff says Whoa will never not make me laugh. Maybe i'm the only one that found this to be intentionally hilarious. Seeing a man torn apart by a dog in Django Unchained: Disturbing. Seeing hippies torn apart by a dog in Hollywood: Ooooh so satisfying. Knowing, of course, about the Sharon Tate murders all of my life, this ending has got to be one of the most satisfying endings I've ever seen.