https://www.vogue.com.au/celebrity/inte ... 8a3d7244d7Quentin Tarantino interviews Margot Robbie on her Hollywood story and how fate brought them together:
Awesome stuff.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
Awesome stuff.
That was a really good read. Robbie's story is amazing and it really shows just how unpredictable the business and this career can really be.
I've been following her career since Wolf of Wall Street and she deserves everything honestly.
I've been following her career since Wolf of Wall Street and she deserves everything honestly.
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I can’t stop thinking about this movie and need a second watch asap.
I still think about the ending and the driving scenes all the time.
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I just love Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth, I think about his scenes alot, especially the ones at the Spahn Ranch. He is one of the coolest characters I've scene on film.
Oh god I fear this is exactly what Tarantino feared... (or wanted?)
I don’t think Cliff Booth is supposed to be a “cool” character.
Yeah he's probably not supposed to be seen as cool but there is something infectious about the laid back don't care attitude.
Cliff Booth is a character who defies authority, and it's beautifully portrayed in the film. That's why some people would describe him as "cool", as in not caring for authority figures and not giving a fuck about "rules", etc. He knows his place, but he's not going to do what you ask from him "just because", and he's not going to believe what you say "just because" you are supposed to be believed. For example, the whole Bruce Lee scene is a perfect representation of this, and this is why it's weird that people focus on Bruce Lee's character and how he is portrayed there. In that scene it's Cliff Booth's reaction to Bruce Lee that counts - that's the whole purpose of the scene, to show that Cliff doesn't give a fuck about authority figures or "icons" or "respected persons", etc.
