The new Film from Quentin Tarantino should make the Fans happy. The Director dares a thrilling, myth-soaked look to the year 1969. This is not cinema at its Finest – but certainly not for everyone.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”, which premiered in may in Cannes, starts now (26. July) in the cinemas. It shows two cool Stars of Hollywood in a Film-within-a-Film Story. Of a (Leonardo DiCaprio, right) plays a washed-up Western Star who has seen better days. The other (Brad Pitt) pretends to be the movie-Double. “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is set in the year 1969.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Pulp Fiction” (1994)
A quarter of a century-the second game film “Pulp Fiction came Tarantino’s” out in theaters and turned out to be a Sensation. “Pulp Fiction” (here’s a scene with Uma Thurman) triggered a commercial and artistic earthquake in the world of cinema. Since then, one speaks of the Tarantino-style (“tarantinesk”). Many Directors of renewable generations are now focusing on the US-Americans.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Reservoir Dogs” (1992)
“Pulp Fiction” was not the debut of the Director. After his first Film could not be completed because of the individual film reels victims of a fire have been, could Tarantino in 1992 with “Reservoir Dogs”, his first work fully. A Film that hinted at already, what are these Director: dialogues between wit and cynicism, as well as many, often brutal scenes of violence.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Jackie Brown” (1997)
Three years after his worldwide hit “Pulp Fiction” by Tarantino in 1997 with “Jackie Brown”. The story of a Stewardess (Pam Grier) who is pulled into criminal acts into it, seemed to be the Director in quieter, abgeklärtere film to direct of tracks. “Jackie Brown” signed with the image of an adult personality, the Film offered a moving portrait of a woman.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Kill Bill 1 & 2” (2003/04)
However, his next Film “Kill Bill”, was brought because of its length, from the Director, and split in two Parts, was again marked by fast-paced Action, lots of violence and the Lust for Genre cinema. With actress Uma Thurman Tarantino presented once more as he himself once said, cinematic “Muse” in the cinema.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Death Proof” (2007)
Also the next work, “Death Proof” was committed to the US-American Genre-Film. Main performer Mike (Kurt Russell) drives a converted Chevrolet through the area and kills people. Until he is brought to the course – of a wild girl-Gang which is proving to be even more brutal than the former Stunt-Man Mike.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Inglourious Basterds” (2009)
Ten years ago, Tarantino surprised the film world with “Inglourious Basterds”. For the first time, it dealt with a historical subject. But Tarantino wouldn’t be Tarantino if he didn’t tell the Story, which plays during the Nazi era, as it was by the Director used to: as an Action Plot with a lot of sense for the cinema-entertainment.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Django Unchained” (2012)
In his seventh Film, Tarantino then turned to the native American Genre par excellence: the Western. “Django Unchained” offered a classic revenge story with strong bonds of Tarantino as estimated Italo-Western. The Austria-born Waltz (alongside Jamie Foxx) excelled in a supporting role and won the second Oscar.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
The Hateful 8 (2015)
After “Django Unchained” tries to become the American Director four years ago, for the second Time in a Western. This time, the Director of action and protagonists, set in the snowy forests and mountain worlds Wyoming. The Film is typical Tarantino: rapidly staged and full of cinematic quotations, but also a little thin by the action.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
So now Tarantino’s ninth Film, according to his own statements, his second-to-last. After the tenth should be at the end, proclaimed Tarantino recently again. After that, he wanted to focus on Writing screenplays. But with Tarantino, you never know. Maybe it’s just the right call has to come from Film pals, such as DiCaprio, and Tarantino is back in the Director’s chair.
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The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”, which premiered in may in Cannes, starts now (26. July) in the cinemas. It shows two cool Stars of Hollywood in a Film-within-a-Film Story. Of a (Leonardo DiCaprio, right) plays a washed-up Western Star who has seen better days. The other (Brad Pitt) pretends to be the movie-Double. “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is set in the year 1969.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Pulp Fiction” (1994)
A quarter of a century-the second game film “Pulp Fiction came Tarantino’s” out in theaters and turned out to be a Sensation. “Pulp Fiction” (here’s a scene with Uma Thurman) triggered a commercial and artistic earthquake in the world of cinema. Since then, one speaks of the Tarantino-style (“tarantinesk”). Many Directors of renewable generations are now focusing on the US-Americans.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Reservoir Dogs” (1992)
“Pulp Fiction” was not the debut of the Director. After his first Film could not be completed because of the individual film reels victims of a fire have been, could Tarantino in 1992 with “Reservoir Dogs”, his first work fully. A Film that hinted at already, what are these Director: dialogues between wit and cynicism, as well as many, often brutal scenes of violence.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Jackie Brown” (1997)
Three years after his worldwide hit “Pulp Fiction” by Tarantino in 1997 with “Jackie Brown”. The story of a Stewardess (Pam Grier) who is pulled into criminal acts into it, seemed to be the Director in quieter, abgeklärtere film to direct of tracks. “Jackie Brown” signed with the image of an adult personality, the Film offered a moving portrait of a woman.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Kill Bill 1 & 2” (2003/04)
However, his next Film “Kill Bill”, was brought because of its length, from the Director, and split in two Parts, was again marked by fast-paced Action, lots of violence and the Lust for Genre cinema. With actress Uma Thurman Tarantino presented once more as he himself once said, cinematic “Muse” in the cinema.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Death Proof” (2007)
Also the next work, “Death Proof” was committed to the US-American Genre-Film. Main performer Mike (Kurt Russell) drives a converted Chevrolet through the area and kills people. Until he is brought to the course – of a wild girl-Gang which is proving to be even more brutal than the former Stunt-Man Mike.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Inglourious Basterds” (2009)
Ten years ago, Tarantino surprised the film world with “Inglourious Basterds”. For the first time, it dealt with a historical subject. But Tarantino wouldn’t be Tarantino if he didn’t tell the Story, which plays during the Nazi era, as it was by the Director used to: as an Action Plot with a lot of sense for the cinema-entertainment.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
“Django Unchained” (2012)
In his seventh Film, Tarantino then turned to the native American Genre par excellence: the Western. “Django Unchained” offered a classic revenge story with strong bonds of Tarantino as estimated Italo-Western. The Austria-born Waltz (alongside Jamie Foxx) excelled in a supporting role and won the second Oscar.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
The Hateful 8 (2015)
After “Django Unchained” tries to become the American Director four years ago, for the second Time in a Western. This time, the Director of action and protagonists, set in the snowy forests and mountain worlds Wyoming. The Film is typical Tarantino: rapidly staged and full of cinematic quotations, but also a little thin by the action.
-
The ninth Film: The Quentin-Tarantino-Story
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
So now Tarantino’s ninth Film, according to his own statements, his second-to-last. After the tenth should be at the end, proclaimed Tarantino recently again. After that, he wanted to focus on Writing screenplays. But with Tarantino, you never know. Maybe it’s just the right call has to come from Film pals, such as DiCaprio, and Tarantino is back in the Director’s chair.
“We all grew up in front of the TV, and thus also with many murders,” it says in a scene from the movie “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”. Maybe this is the key statement of the new Tarantino movie, but at least one that says a lot about its Director and his work. Especially about his new Film.
Tarantino’s film-oriented life began with his birth. “Quint Asper” was the name of a character in the popular TV Western series “Gunsmoke” (1955-75/in Germany: “gunsmoke”). Tarantino’s mother, at whose birth 16 years old, and his 21-year-old father gave the boy the name Quentin.
The Film-journalism, worked early on to Tarantino
“The Childhood fell into the dawning television age, the young Quentin in the South Bay, on the southern edge of Los Angeles, experienced, and she went on in a middle-class youth, in cinemas and in front of the TV, head on over to Comics bent, while the Recorder and the Radio provided the background music,” wrote Peter Körte in the already in the year 2000, published in German a monograph on the Director.
With its Stars Tarantino presented his new Film at Cannes Festival
Also says a lot. That a Director who had staged at the time, just three game films of their own accord, is devoted to a detailed biography, was no coincidence. Tarantino was already a cult with his second Film “Pulp Fiction”. And here, the term cult really applies. Tarantino’s films were popular with the (mostly young) audience, fascinated but also the critics.
The Tarantino movies: Pure entertainment, but also a clever game with the Pop-culture
The audience came in and is coming every time a new Tarantino movie on its cost. The movies are action-Packed, exciting, often very funny and full of surprising turns, with a word: murder is moderately entertaining. But they are also rich in allusions and full of quotes, very ironically, have usually a double ground, playing with the history of cinema, as well as the entire pop culture of the 20th century. Century.
Casual and cool, like here, you can see DiCaprio in the new Tarantino Film rarely
The Director processed the TV and cinema addiction of Childhood and youth
In addition to the many TV series and movies for young Quentin was a place of refuge. And as the Western-TV-series made the small Quentin addictive, were added later, especially crime films, cheap horror flick, Italo-Western, but also a lot of Martial Arts films from Asia. Quentin Tarantino was a movie Maniac, a madman of the cinema. But one that made it productive of something. The film he completed knowledge in video stores, the jump in the practice, he was, among other things, a directing Workshop with Robert Redford.
So Hollywood and danced at the end of the 1960s, before Sharon Tate was brutally murdered
And he began to write scripts and screenplays, and finally Reservoir Dogs “in 1992, his first Film was” in its own right, since he was not yet 30 years old. Two years later, the genius of “Pulp Fiction”, the young Director was followed by his second work in the competition of the film presented festival in Cannes, winning the Palme d’or and later a screenplay Oscar. The Rest is cinema history.
Also with the own work of “playing” the Director is multi-faceted
Tarantino is a skilled, but personable marketer of his work. At Festivals, he appears as a large, silly child, of the press and the public celebrate, enjoy doing the antics in front of the cameras. And he has the habit of his films through numbering, is also part of the “cult” As “Quentin Tarantino’s ninth Film” will be announced “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” a long time in trailers. After ten films, he will quit as a Director, he said not too long ago. Too seriously, you should not take this statement. It would also be too bad.
Dreamy: Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”
In “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”, presented to Tarantino in top form. You have accused the Director in spite of all the mastery of cinematic means from time to time, he will give his formal brilliance of thin stories. Some of the movies that is certainly true, Tarantino’s last work, the Western homage “The Hatefull 8”, can add genre to the long-buried film is hardly something New.
Tarantino’s new Film tells of dwindling fame in Hollywood
And also in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” has some (a few) the feeling that Tarantino is lost in blissful cinema memories. The story the Director tells is, essentially, a simple Film-in-Film Story: The ageing and increasingly unsuccessful Western-Star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) stands at the end of the 1960s, before the wreckage of his career. Only the friendship with his Stuntman, and personal assistant, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt/our image above) makes him a little joy. The offer of the producer Marvin Black (Al Pacino), in Europe the popular spaghetti Western once again be able to start from it first.
Parallel to the main narrative, Tarantino has assembled two further strands, which intersect in the course of the movie plot is, increasingly: the story of the pregnant woman and, later, brutally murdered the wife of Director Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), who is just celebrating in Hollywood the first successes. And: The between drugs delusions and fantasies of Omnipotence errant Hippie commune of the cult leader Charles Manson, who was responsible for the murder.
Jump only when the cameras are rolling, otherwise a tired Action Hero: DiCaprio in Tarantino’s new Film
All of this leads Tarantino to a furious cinematic Finale. As in his best films Tarantino succeed in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” scenes, which should be the heart of the Tarantino-Fans beat faster: camera, music, editing and Montage, and the clever directing, a lot of iron incursions of rotating register, small, funny, and lovingly executed in addition to stories, Tarantino’s art in his latest Film, mostly at the height of his.
Tarantino writes in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” story
“We all grew up in front of the TV, and thus also with many murders,” a phrase from “One Upon a Time in Hollywood”: you can see Tarantino’s new Film. He is full of quotations and allusions. But this is so skillfully and carefully put together that “One Upon a Time in Hollywood” the best, pure cinema offers entertainment. And the one with the “murders”, with which his film characters and the Director himself grew up? He leads in “One Upon a Time in Hollywood” to a very surprising end. This is absurd, but also brutal. Some viewers are likely to stretching as well.
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” starts on 26. July, in many countries, in the cinema, so also in the United States. In Germany, Tarantino’s new Film comes on the 15th. August, in the play of light houses.