Lots of Cars in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

[SteveSS]

DVD came out on Tuesday. It supposed to be in Hollywood 1969. Plenty of cars on the street. I didn't see any cool Mopars.

Lots of actors from his other movies.

You can tell Tarintino has a foot fetish.

 

[Richard Cranium]

That guy is weird and his movies are odd. I'll pass on this one too.

 

[Don selleck]

Never understood the foot fetish nut to each his own. I always look for old cars in stuff like that too. will have to check it out.

 

[Aarons Air]

That guy is weird and his movies are odd. I'll pass on this one too.

You didn't like, kill bill, or death proof ???

 

[Richard Cranium]

You didn't like, kill bill, or death proof ???

God no. Maybe if I was drunk or high I'd like his movies, but since I don't indulge, that may explain it.

 

[Sahara]

I didn’t like the Bill movies, thought Pulp Fiction was genius despite one scene...
Liked Django and Unglorious Bastards. Really liked the Hollywood one. It’s a long movie, goes by fast. There’s lotsa vintage tin, one VW beetle you’ll see in the background of many scenes.

 

[DeltaV]

This is what you watch as the onset of cabin fever approaches?

 

[Sahara]

I’m sitting on our patio in Mexico. Beautiful sunny morning, about to have a few enchiladas that we bought from a guy who had a cooler full of them in the back of his truck. We don’t even have a TV here, but they have great, wild FM radio.
Great car culture here, they actually fix up and drive old cars. They are not beaters, by any measure. A few years ago we were at the corner coffee shop, and you could hear and feel a serious car coming. Literally shook the ground. It was a very well done ‘60’s or ‘70’s fibreglass dune buggy. Looked like a George Barris creation. Driven by a obviously well to do old guy. Even though it was a VW, this engine was SERIOUS. Could have been a Porsche or Corvair mill, but it was done up. Every guy was watching this thing rumble by. As he pulls abreast of us the old guy punches it. INSTANT tire smoke. He lets it run wild for a second then backs of and resumes with that grin we get when we do something badass . Saw the most insane street race ever, here too. Two very modified V8 cars through a residential area, side by side at well over 100mph.
At home there was a extreme cold warning of minus forty without the pussy windchill.
The bad part is we go home to the cold Tuesday

 

[Aarons Air]

Though no cars in it, The Hateful Eight was a fantastic movie.

 

[Begood03]

I have to strongly disagree. The only one of his movies that I thought was good, was Jackie Brown.

 

[SteveSS]

Yes, it's 2 hours and 45 minutes. It was hyped up so much I was kind of disappointed. Some things were slow. Guys driving on the road for a full minute so we can hear a 60's song on the radio.

 

[Sahara]

I have to strongly disagree. The only one of his movies that I thought was good, was Jackie Brown.

I forgot about that, probably because I was in shock and grief once they killed of Bridgett Fonda.
Fantastic movie.

 

[Budnicks]

I'll watch 'maybe' when it comes to cable
in a couple weeks or a month probably
watch on, what I already am paying for

not a big fan of either "actors" headlining that "story"

I certainly will never support or buy anything,
pay anything extra, just to watch/see, anything that they are in either...

I'm not a big fan of the director either...

 

[SteveSS]

My favorite line, "Don't cry in front of the Mexicans."

 

[Skytrooper]

I am not a fan of Tarantino's movies either. I find them too quirky, just plain odd, and way too long. Typically there is at least one disgusting scene which doesn't have any true bearing on the plot. I dont care if the movie is free. I will not waste my time on his garbage.

 

[Kern Dog]

Though no cars in it, The Hateful Eight was a fantastic movie.

I hated that movie. Hated. Too much dialog in his movies that goes nowhere.

 

[threewood]

Saw Once Upon a Time in Hollywood last week and thought it was a really good movie. The acting was damn good. The final scenes were funny as hell!

I like a lot of Tarantino's movies. I thought he could have done better on Inglorious Bastards.

 

[Aarons Air]

I hated that movie. Hated. Too much dialog in his movies that goes nowhere.

It seems some people do, and some don't like his work. And thats fine. Everyone, is entitled to their opinion. As i'm sure i would have an opinion about, and find fault with ones others like. I like the humor of hateful 8. And i really like the cool classic mopars, and hot chics in death proof.
Though not his flick, i love seeing the cars in finish line too. And have caught flack for mentioning that flick here also. Que sera sera. Lol

 

[Kern Dog]

Finish Line...Now THAT was some great acting!
Kidding, of course.
I know that it was a low budget movie. I did like seeing cool classic Mopars onscreen.

 

[Ron H]

There have been many 'period' movies/shows over the years where the attention to correct era cars have been goofed up. Used to chuckle such as when seeing a '67 model in a movie based in '63...my wife would wonder what was funny. I'd tell her and she'd just shake her head...obviously car guys will pick out that stuff. Seems that they've done a better job than years past; but saw a show last night where there was a drag race scene and the drivers are revving up for the flag drop...one problem though, their column gear shift levers were in park. lol