HEATHER IS JUST GOING TO EAT.
Heather: IT'S DELICIOUS!
YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE IS DELICIOUS?
QUENTIN TARATINO.
Guest: NO, NO.
Heather: SORRY.
I WAS TRYING TO SEGUE THAT WAY.
Guest: I'VE NEVER HEARD HIM
DESCRIBED THAT WAY.
s HE WEIRD.
Heather: HIS LATEST FILM AND
LOW BUDGET, LOOKED AT TOXIC
MASCULINITY.
I THINK I TOTALLY READ THAT
WRONG.
Guest: JUST KEEP GOING.
Tim: THE CHOCOLATE HAS GONE
STRAIGHT TO HER BRAIN.
Guest: BRAIN FREEZE.
[LAUGHTER]
Heather: LET'S TALK, "ONCE
UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD" AND
THE "THE ART OF SELF-DEFENSE"
WITH FILL CRITICS PAM AND CHUCK.
WELCOME BACK, PAM!
WE'VE MISSED YOU!
WE'RE WELCOMING YOU WHERE A
BLIZZARD.
Guest: THANK YOU FOR WHAM
WELCOMING ME.
I APPRECIATE THAT.
Heather: YOU'RE WELCOME.
WE'VE GOT CONNECTIONS.
Guest: "ONCE UPON A TIME IN
HOLLYWOOD," QUENTIN TARATINO'S
NINTH MOVIE.
THEY MAKE IT AWARE IT'S THE
NINTH MOVIE.
THIS TAKES PLACE IN 1969.
THERE YOU SEE BRAD PITT AND LEO
DE CAPRIO.
HIS BUDDY IS HIS STUNT DOUBLE.
HE TAKES CARE OF THINGS AT HIS
HOME.
HE'S LIKE HIS, YOU KNOW, PAL
FRIDAY THERE.
DICAPRIO'S CAREER IS IN THE
CRAPPER.
HE HAD A GREAT T.V. SHOW.
IT'S CANCELLED.
HE'S NOT SURE WHAT TO DO.
HE'S MADE MOVIES, THEY HAVEN'T
DONE WELL.
HE'S DESPERATE RIGHT NOW.
YOU SEE MARGOT ROBBIE AS SHARON
TATE.
THIS TAKES PLACE IN 1969.
IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT 1969
AND HOLLYWOOD, YOU KNOW THE FATE
THAT IS AWAITING MISS TATE.
MISS TATE HAPPENS TO LIVE NEXT
DOOR TO THESE TWO GUYS.
WE WERE BOTH TOLD BEFORE SEEING
THE FILM, NOT TO GIVE AWAY MUCH,
BECAUSE THEY WANT THE AUDIENCE
TO DISCOVER THIS FILM ON THEIR
OWN.
I'M NOT GOING TO GIVE AWAY MUCH.
Tim: WHAT DID YOU DISCOVER?
Guest: HANG ON.
[LAUGHTER]
Guest: FIRST OFF, I WANT TO
SEE THESE GUYS IN ANOTHER MOVIE
TOGETHER.
THEY ARE FANTASTIC!
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC IN
THIS FILM!
THE CHEMISTRY, THE ACTING IS ONE
OF THE BEST OF BOTH OF THEIR
CAREERS.
THAT'S SAYING SOMETHING.
AS WITH MOST TARATINO FILMS,
IT'S SHOT BEAUTIFULLY.
IT SUCKS YOU IN.
IT'S GOOD DIALOGUE-WISE.
HE CREATES THIS ERA DOWN TO A
TEE.
IF YOU'VE GROWN-UP AND SEEN THE
SHOWS FROM THAT ERA, THIS IS
GOING TO TAKE YOU BACK.
IT'S PERFECT!
AND THEN, THERE'S THE ENDING.
AND IT RUINED THE FILM FOR ME.
Tim: OH, NO!
Guest: YEAH, I HATED IT.
Heather: WOW.
Tim: THAT'S ALL YOU CAN GIVE
US?
ALL RIGHT.
Heather: A BLIZZARD IS GOING
TO MAKE IT ALL BETTER, CHUCK.
Guest: LIFE IS GOOD NOW.
WOW.
Tim: DID YOU AGREE WITH HIS
SYNOPSIS?
Guest: NO, NOT TOTALLY.
I'M NOT A QUENTIN TARANTINO FAN.
HIS MOVIES ARE GENERALLY TOO
VIOLENT FOR ME.
AND I DON'T GET HIS STORY
TELLING TECHNIQUES.
MY CUP OF TEA.
IT MEANDERS VERY MUCH.
THERE ARE THREE SEPARATE STORY
LINES.
YOU'RE WONDERING HOW ARE THESE
THINGS GOING TO INTERSECT?
THEY DO EVENTUALLY INTERSECT IN
WONDERFUL WAYS, BUT IT MEANDERS
TOO MUCH.
HE CHOOSES STYLE OVER SUBSTANCE.
THAT'S THE ISSUE I HAVE WITH
THIS FILM AND PROBABLY MOST OF
HIS FILMS.
I AGREE, THAT TONE CHANGE IN THE
END, AND THE INCONSISTENCY WITH
THE STORY TELLING, I HAD A GREAT
ISSUE WITH THAT AS WELL.
OVERALL, THOUGH, THIS IS MY
FAVORITE QUENTIN TARANTINO FILM.
I LOVED CLIFF AND RICK TOGETHER
ON SCREEN.
Guest: THEY'RE GREAT.
Tim: YOU CAN'T GO WRONG.
Guest: THEIR CHEMISTRY, THEY
HAVE A GENUINE CHEMISTRY.
Guest: I WANT TO SEE THEM
TOGETHER AGAIN.
Guest: ABSOLUTELY.
DICAPRIO IS VERY INSECURE AND
OPPOSITE FOR PITT, WELL DONE.
Heather: WE ARE OAT OF TIME.
BUT THE "THE ART OF
SELF-DEFENSE," I'M SURE YOU'LL
TALK ABOUT TOMORROW.
Guest: WE HAVE.
Heather: TALK ABOUT YOUR
REAL QUICK, WORTH IT?
Guest: IT IS.
IT IS A DACHSHUND-OWNING, DORK
PENCIL PUSHER.
AND HE HAS TO STICK UP FOR
HIMSELF.
I'M GETTING NUDGED UNDER THE
TABLE.
Tim: IT WILL BE ON YOUR
FACEBOOK PAGE AS WELL.