Is this the greatest pleb-filter in recent years?
>Zoomers and normies hate it because there isn't enough spaghetti violence
Is this the greatest pleb-filter in recent years?
Robert Watson
Levi Hall
the fuck is spaghetti violence?
Jonathan Murphy
Otherway around newfag. Normies and ugh... "zoomers" love this tripe because they think nothing happening for two hours makes it deep and not an utter waste of time.
Lincoln Mitchell
Cliff alone makes it worth watching.
James Walker
>Zoomers love this trope
It's not a trope you invalid. Stop using words you don't understand
Asher Harris
I liked it it was just unnecessarily long like hateful eight
Juan Ramirez
The slice of life format of the majority of the film is necessary in establishing the beauty of the world for both the audience and the characters in the film. Most obviously the scenes of Sharon Tate simply going around being her beautiful self makes us dread her fate. Similarly the iconography of Hollywood during the era from the beautiful vistas to the colorful characters sprinkled throughout shows us what Rick Dalton has to lose.
The final act is literally the preservation of the world we've been experiencing for the past two hours.
Samuel Fisher
But normies can't go through a slow scene without a shitty one-liner every second.
Jackson Green
I liked seeing Cliff just driving around.
Tarantino needs to make an Elvis biopic, but it's just Elvis driving around Memphis for 4 hours.
Grayson Green
This. Most people consider the 60s to have “ended” on the night of the Tate murders, so Tarantino is presenting an alternate “fairy tale” ending in which none of the murders take place and the golden age of Hollywood lives on