Rick Dalton's starting to feel a little washed up, his star is fading and now he's running out of luck, but with his trusted stuntman double, they'll find some 60s hippy trouble, strike a flame alight and really run amuck. Poetic license is the order of the day, as past events diffuse and start to go astray, but it's an entertaining trawl, as a director starts to fall, a few years later, he did a runner, and couldn't stay (and still hasn't come back to face the music).

It's not the best of Tarantino but he still managers to deliver his trademarks with aplomb and if you're a fan of him and the time the film is centred around you won't be disappointed.

Not one of Tarantino's best. But still a pretty damn good and smart movie with cool sequences, great acting and directing, music and scenes that will stay with you long after the movie and you would love to watch again. Loved the combo Pitt-DiCaprio but loved more seeing some famous characters in this film such as Steve Mcqueen and Bruce Lee, who are absolutely hilarious in the movie! 8/10

It reminds me of that old fable. People go to see Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio in a film by Tarantino and assume it has to be great despite what they are actually seeing on the screen.. The film is incredibly slow paced and neither funny nor suspenseful. Throwing in a 5 minute fantasy violent scene at the end after over two hours of boredom did NOT make me change my mind.. Sadly disappointing to this fan of most Tarantino films.