Good ; Beautiful cinematography and good acting from DiCaprio. Good soundtrack.

Bad : Not a comedy - I laughed aloud maybe once and only in incredulity.

The violence was sickening and I honestly think it shouldn't be allowed to be shown - but this is a society wide problem. People must be sick in the head to be able to watch that and not cover their eyes and stop their ears. I don't understand why Tarantino is celebrated, nor why violence on screen is celebrated in this culture.

Margot Robbie wasted in a role which wasn't a role. All she got to do was smile and look pretty.

Pace was draggingly slow. Seems like it was a vanity project for the director. All in all I think cinema is a dying art form, no longer for the masses (that's Netflix now) but a niche interest, like opera.

Last time I go to see something that a film critic describes as an "oddball black comedy"!