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They recognize Dalton from his old Western series Bounty Law, and following an extremely Tarantinoese conversation about 1960s TV shows, decide to murder him instead, for the sin of poisoning their generation with violent imagery. While making a pitcher of frozen margaritas, Rick stumbles upon Manson’s followers casing the street (their car has a busted muffler), and confronts them about disturbing his leisurely evening.
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There are two likely inferences: Either Dalton and his stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) foil the murders, thus preserving in amber the film’s lovingly created period fantasy, or they get killed instead, ensuring the future belongs to the younger generation.Īs it turns out, the movie goes with the former. To underline their contrasting trajectories, Dalton happens to live next door to the now-infamous Cielo Drive compound where Tate is living with Roman Polanski. Throughout the movie, Tarantino contrasts Leonardo DiCaprio’s Rick Dalton, a washed-up middle-aged actor reduced to playing the villain of the week on TV procedurals, with Margot Robbie’s Sharon Tate, whose youth and growing stardom represents the feeling of infinite possibility that characterized the late ’60s.
If you’ve been reading between the lines of the reviews, you’ve likely gathered that the film changes some aspects of the Manson Family murders of August 1969. This is a safe space for us to talk about exactly that choice … starting in the next paragraph! Though critics, urged on by Tarantino himself, have been wary of giving too much away, many of them can’t help but mention that the movie’s final act includes a controversial creative choice that audiences will be talking about all the way home. If you’ve read the reviews of Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, you’ve probably gathered that something is up with the ending.
Warning: As the headline “Let’s Talk About the Ending of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” suggests, this article will address the conclusion of Quentin Tarantino’s latest film and thus contains spoilers. This is a photo from the first act of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood that has been deliberately chosen to be as non-spoilery as possible.
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