It's a fairy tale ending to the end of the 60s

Totally agree, I was thinking the same.

I love how he rewrites history for the better! He does the same in Inglorious Bastards, and Django Unchained. 👍🏼

What could have been...

I was outraged when I heard he was making this movie. I thought her sister was terrible for signing on, what I thought was another exploitation of Sharon. I was wrong and even cried because at least in the movie you can believe that she and her child were allowed to live.

ahah love your comment man

I love Quentin’s movie and have seen it several times. I just think it’s sad that the murders are almost always referred to as the “Tate-LaBianca murders,” when several other people were killed as well. Everyone focuses mostly on the pretty blonde actress - but what about Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, and Steven Parent (who was only 18 years old)? Those lives were extinguished too, and their family and loved ones grieved them.

@@calisongbird , I think the media is to blame for this. It's no different than a murder of a 5 year-old compared to a 50 year-old. The visceral reaction is always more of a shock towards the young. Sharon was indeed beautiful, well known at the time, and that fact that the murderers tried to cut her baby out, as she was pregnant, makes her death among the others even more horrific in comparison. I remember reading the book Helter Skelter, by Vincent Bugliosi and Curt Gentry, when I was 12, and I too thought about the horror of each victim and what they must have gone through.

Same here.

I loved that film as well and thought it was scary . . .

Unfortunately Cliff Booth and Rick Dalton didn't live next door otherwise it could've been true ;)

If she would have lived (long enough) she probably would have done that too! so or rather: besides that, Stop diffaming other people!!

Cheese. If you like it then you should've put some cheese on it. Cheese and curley fries. Cheese and whatever you're trying to say; double extra cheese. Gritty poop fingers cheese. One blows it out one's bubbling porthole.

yeah, bravo, or how tarantino said himself about a 14 year old being druged and sodomised by roman polanski "she was down with it" - Source tarantinos interview wirh david stern. a real champ for the girls!

Not one of Tarantino's best films. He could have salvaged it if he brought in Christoph Waltz to play Sharon Tate.

>>> iconic, unfairly neglected Oxymoron.

i disegree she fell in obscurety i am from europe and remember her from that vampire movie from polansky not tarantino's movie or manson

@@kennyvr1392 wat???

Leo is a great actor. But if you think he should`ve won the Oscar over Joaquin`s Joker, then we have a problem ahaha

@@jamesfanon9351 I’ve only just recently watched joker, he’s a great actor, but I didn’t see a performance that made me want to rewatch his scenes over and over again . The only times I can remember feeling “wow that was amazing ,I need to see that again” was Leo in that scene I mentioned, and also Heath ledger as the joker .

I can’t believe they put the line with the little girl saying it’s the greatest acting she’s seen in the trailer. That was the icing on the cake, it should have been discovered in the film.

I totally get what you mean and have been saying the same thing since its release. Those scenes of reflection and vulnerability (especially the scene with the little girl) are some of the best acting performances I’ve ever seen. I do think though he would have never won the Oscar for his role just because how iconic the Joker character is and yes Joaquin did to a fantastic job but I think if they didn’t award Joaquin with it, the media and the fans of DC and the movie itself would’ve been very very upset.

Joaquin deserved it for joker.

I watched it very slowly because I was dreading the murders.

As QT said for Inglourious Basterds, IF my characters had existed THIS IS how I think history have had happened. Let us hope that somewhere in the multiverse HER history is different.

@@leeseniscal8202 just Pulp Fiction.

@@leeseniscal8202 Yes, I have. :-D He just got me for a while... ;-)

@@eamoralesl yep tarantino was never going to show the tate murders because he always has an alternate timeline like inglourious basterds

Agree, i would just add Brad Pitt, he is absolutely magnificent too.

Right after I saw Margot Robbie playing Sharon Tate's character I was like who's this girl. So I googled and found out she's quit pretty.. btw I was curious to know more about her so I took some time to figure out more about her information but sadly if not one she had the most brutal life. RIP pretty queen #SharonTate

What a sad little man.

@@flannel396 Quentin?

There is a four hour cut? 😲 Wr MUST have it omg 💥

Exactly!!

What do you mean by “wasted”?

@@PrettyLittleLiar4 I believe a lot of people were upset that her role in the film was fairly small and Tarantino didn't give her enough dialogue.

Amen

Did you notice that it was actually Sharon Tate in the movie The Wrecking Crew on the screen in the theater? Margot Robbie was watching the real Sharon in OAATIH. Nice touch/tribute by QT.

The world is full of them... just not enough money for everyone lol

As long as it's legal and moral to do in real life, of course.

@@JacobMcAllister more like most of them suck.

@@JacobMcAllister That's not true. If Amazon can spend $465 million on the Lord of the rings series it means there is money. What people need to understand is that it is not necessary to spend so much money to make art, some of the most innovative films in the history of cinema have cost very little or are even independent. The problem is not money, but the fact that there is no more an artistic intent but only and exclusively commercial. Art is dead and what is served to us at the cinema or on netflix or amazon prime video are 90% products, just products with no soul. In a society like this, pure art cannot be born. I respect your opinion, but I think that the problem is elsewhere.

@@Alessandro-ch3fp there's still art in cinema maybe not that much in America but certainly in the rest of the world.

Helter Skelter was written on the wall of the LaBianca house, not at Polanski’s house 😊

a bad choice?? that's what you call it? he's a pedophile

@@lazarus1672 You don’t know his story personally, only through the media hype. Read his autobiography first before stating your opinion. Remember, everybody makes mistakes in life.

I love Quentin’s movie and have seen it several times. I just think it’s sad that the murders are almost always referred to as the “Tate-LaBianca murders,” when several other people were killed as well. Everyone focuses mostly on the pretty blonde actress - but what about Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, and Steven Parent (who was only 18 years old)? Those lives were extinguished too, and their family and loved ones grieved them.

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Lol so can Quentin. The man's a film genius

Actually if you look back of pictures and footage from their time together (especially around the time of The Fearless Vampire Killers), they both look as if they are having the time of their lives. They were both young and good looking, very much in love, Hollywood royalty, rolling in money, and both were making some fantastic movies.

@@David-mg1yj Im saying the physical toll it has on people in general, her specifically here. i'm generalising somewhat.

We should all look so bad

Right! 6 people did though

@@ridewithrocky7922 Well they can F right off ✌🏻 😂

There's always someone who has to disagree just for the sake of disagreeing, true rebels without a clue.

Internets been around for 30 plus years,nobody cared,just card about Manson, quentin made her alive basically

SHE WAS PREGNANT!

@@CK-dp6je yeah…. so….??

Have included Sharon's unborn son Paul and also Leno and Rosemary LaBianca too. 💔😪

lol, true

Only when he thinks so! He definitely has shut a lot of not great questions down. Like he was asked why Margot Robbie didn't have many lines in the film and rejected the question.

It's a great question because it's one he wants to answer, and probably even requested them to ask lol

That’s a great point actually…

I need to watch Eye of the Devil. Sharon was the most beautiful woman in the world, inside and out. RIP Sharon, baby Paul and the other victims who were senselessly taken from their families.

Mine too, but go back and rewatch Django. I've seen it several times, and the last time I watched it I was keenly aware just how good he was in it and how he handled the dialogue.

Django, and definitely Wolf of Wall Street

You clearly haven't see very many movies. Lol

Scorcese is better imo

Because he had other films to make first. It's all about timing, and his timing is great obviously.

he wanted to take advantage of the big 50th anniversary of the murders to help sell it

I was thinking the same thing 😂

She was just an incidental character in OUATIH, partly helped set up the ending.

In the novel version of the movie that he just released and the dude in the above video is asking him about.....

She was much more than an incidental character in the movie!

He said to some degree. It's not a biopic

I didn't like it that much. It was okay, in my opinion, but Furious 8 was better.

Furious 8 haha

HahahAhahaha

What about 2 fast bro

@@brendenkillough That's my least favourite of the series. There aren't any cars jumping from aeroplanes or skyscrapers. Boring..

Just one of the longest running shows on all of primetime TV.

Apart from being a tribute to her, to me she feels like an integral part of the movie because she is the new generation/new sensibility/new way of doing things which was going to take over the old world of rick and cliff. While in reality this transition also happened through a crisis that not only destroyed the already decaying world of rick but also wiped away the optimism and dream of the world she represents making it all go darker, in the movie the fact she survives sets up a different version of events not only in her life or in the life of the characters but culturally. It is for example possible for the worlds of the characters to talk to eachother at the end. Plus is again the desire to see cinema "win" against ugly historical facts. For her legacy I thinks what the film does is bring her into people's homes or heads as a person not as a victim. I appreciated the fact that it didn't dwell too much on her because it would be tricky. What I saw made me see the kind of person she was (in Tarantino's mind, of course) and the kind of at least immediate future she had ahead of her and makes me curious maybe not to read biographies of her but to see some of the work she made. I guess that's what the film wants to do for her, take her away from just being a victim and make us remember the person before the victim. Same as it does with her friend Jay Sebring.

It tells her story in a different light. For people who know what happened to Sharon Tate, the film becomes more eerie despite not showing much

@@2newbeginnings I felt she was far and away the least written character and he depended entirely on that dramatic irony to give meaning to her scenes.

@@aonaran7571 that would be effective to some

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I remember little flashes and glimpses of things I said when I was that age and younger. I remember telling my family that I wanted to be bear when I grew up when I was around three. That obviously didn't pan out.

@Bearded Jagger Oh yeah, I was not saying that people can't remember things from that age, I have one or two cloudy memories myself. I was doubting the idea of a four year old being that attracted to a lady in a movie and then having the sense to try and find her image on the movie poster after the film had finished. But who knows, I'm not saying that it definitely didn't happen...just that like most celebs Quentin has that "don't let the truth get in the way of a good story" mindset.

@Bearded Jagger And you wanted to be a bear? Haha, it's not too late matey. Nowadays you can be pretty much anything you want to be. Just start identifying as a bear. But be careful because there are other types of bears in certain social/sexual circles and unless that's the sort of bear you wanted to be then watch yourself.😂 I wanted to be a paleontologist and was obsessed with dinosaurs and have vivid memories of digging up rocks and insects.

@@poppycock31185 That memory could have also been planted by his mother and he has made it his own. That is common. Memory is fascinating and obviously unreliable, yet we base so much of our identities on it. And it was definitely a bear of the "shîts in the woods" sort. lol