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RE: Once upon a time in Hollywood

Posted by RGA on April 14, 2020 at 18:21:13:
It was a virtual tie for me for best film and I think it may be more appreciated in time. I liked it a lot better the second time. I say that a lot about his movies. I just re-watched Jackie Brown and thought that was better this time as well. It's a great movie - but as the review I noted below notes it is a 1960s kind of film with a 1960s kind of pace - and a modern audience might have trouble with that. A long attention span is required.