People should always love this movie's setting if you love a western movie. The busy, exciting, and full of hippies(as in the movie), which is during 1969 in Hollywood. However, people who should already know about Quentin's movie won't really talk about the historic event specifically. In contrast, he will use the historical event as an example. In this case, the murder of Sharon Tate.

Leonardo's acting as Rick Dalton is absolutely terrific. Especially the raging part at Rick's horrible acting and the forgotten script. Also, Brad as Cliff Booth, shows the depression by being considered murdering his wife, and can't be the role of stuntman for Rick.

The costume of Rick and Cliff can really show as Cliff being a jack and more casual person, and Rick as being a rich and more formal person. Also, the music picking responds to the occasion. In this case, 1969 Hollywood. A 60's with a casual vibe in California.

About Quentin's feature in this movie, the not traditional timeline, full of narrative method, was one of the features I like, and iconic. In the story, the different scene, which is Rick and Cliff, however in the same specific timeline. This case Quentin was really special at putting all this scene together, and ended with a surprising ending. Which isn't the correct ending in historical events, the twist or the surprising event is another feature I love from the director Quentin Tarantino.

These iconic impressions, in my opinion, all finish up this movie from a rating of 5.5/10, a special movie with a good cast and full of Quentin's features. Also, the special story with a surprising plot twist.