However, I recognize that the rules and standards by which we are — and should be — measured against today are very different than they were in the past.

That’s your inference, but all I said was THIS PARTICULAR MOVIE. Literally. Just. This. Movie.

lol, no, but thanks for the assumption. My friend saw it on Friday, suggested I watch it, and I had a discount for a theatre, so I thought, okay, I am not paying some egregious amount to watch this, I have one friend who said she liked it, I think the trailer is confusing, but whatever, I’ll see how it is. You’re…

The trailer doesn’t accurately describe what the movie is about. I saw the movie, and I stand by what I said initially. The editing for the trailer is crap. Trailers are elevator pitches to audiences, a marketing tactic to get butts in theatres, and this one sucks. Is it a film about a cowboy actor has-been and his…

I saw the movie on Saturday and yup, confirmed, that’s essentially the movie. And people are on here roasting me because I said something they don’t like about a Tarantino movie. lollllll

lmao, where are you getting that I’m trying to sound like an intellectual?

I was referring to the trailer for this specific movie. Reread what I wrote and come at me again. You also assume I’ve not seen any other Tarantino movies, which isn’t the case. Had I referred to his entire directing filmography, then I would have specifically said “all of Tarantino’s films” or something similar.

Yup, I saw the movie (had a discount code!) and the way I summed it up is “Here’s what could have happened if Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski had better neighbors.”

Sure, I’ll mosey on over there and read that, thank you for bringing my attention to it! And obviously I’m aware of the shit against Tarantino in this article.

What’s the real story here, 2 fictional Hollywood bros do a movie with/around Sharon Tate and end up dealing with the Manson family? If I want to watch something about nothing, I’ll just put on Curb Your Enthusiasm or Seinfeld.

lmfao, okay. If the trailer doesn’t entice me to watch it, there’s no point in me watching it. Have a great weekend, Quentin.

I will watch it when I can do so for under $10, but honestly, I don’t have high hopes for any redeeming qualities.

I just saw a preview for this in the theater and I had no idea then what the point of the movie was. After reading this I’m 100% sure there is no real story, only a means for Quentin Tarantino to use some naughty words, parade women around like trophies, and let all the men do all the work and talking. HARD PASS.

Right, like why not be humble and be like, “Hi everyone, I realize this launch was a huge disappointment and the quality was not up to par at all and for that I apologize. I will be refunding people who made a purchase and we will have a second go in a few months after more rigorous quality control efforts.” IT’S.…

NO!!!!!!!!!!! OMG, that is DISGUSTING.

It’s really hard to take responsibility when you mess up, we get it, Jaclyn. But JFC, her shit had MOLD on it. MOLD! I won’t even shower with mold. She’s not sorry, she’s sorry she got caught trying to fling cheaply produced and poor quality cosmetics onto people.

haha, good! It’s working!

It’s the Casey Affleck show. This movie is basically “see how much I care about women? I care about women SO MUCH. SEE. I made this movie to SHOW HOW MUCH I CARE. I CARE SO MUCH and I’ve cared BEFORE #MeToo and this movie PROVES HOW MUCH I CARE.”

YES! I LOVED Eighth Grade. It was relatable, I cringed a lot, and it was well done. The main actress looks just like my youngest sister at that age, too.

I read all of these and when I got to Eric Salwell I was like, wait, Dennis Quaid is running?