'Once Upon a Time In Hollywood': Eye on L.A.'s exclusive interview with Quentin Tarantino | ABC7

Quentin Tarantino sat with Eye on L.A.'s Tina Malave for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the L.A. hot spots featured in his mind-blowing new film, "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood."

[Njbear]

Quentin is absolutely right about the laugh, laugh, laugh, and stop he did an incredible job with this film, my personal favorite Quentin Tarantino film and it’s not even a typical “Quentin Tarantino” lots of feet but honestly that’s about it! The ending is worth the price of admission and left the biggest smile on my face.

[Carlos-lnfd]

I'm glad they interviewed the production designer.

[ChicagoBeaver]

Awesome frikn movie, Brad and Leo were amazing. Excellent ending, I truly wasnt expecting the ending. I'm old enough to remember all those TV shows and commercials from the 60's. A blast from the past!

[AlexM]

Had a guy said "who has never looked sexier" about an actress in a movie, we'd never hear the fucking end of it.

[jokerswildio]

Awesome movie....highly recommended!!!

[majortom]

there are thirty-two ways to write a story, but there is only one plot - things are not as they seem.'

[tylerolsonfilms]

I bought a ticket to this having never seen a trailer, thinking it was gonna be a fairytale. Perhaps narrated by samuel l jackson. A story about a little sprite fairy played by leo dicaprio who must save princess brad pitt from an evil sorcerer dragon played by margot robbie, as she places a terrible spell over the land of hollywood.

[slammerjaxlive]

If nothing else, I think Tarantino could have said in credits " In Loving memory of Sharon Tate." This was a beautiful woman, a great talent, cut down in the prime of her life, brutally murdered along with her unborn child and friends. Using her in the movie I'm sure had to have had some legal maneuvering, and permissions, but at the least he could have said something nice about her in the credits.