Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by Flixster

It's so funny to observe people getting so defensive over movie directors who they believe are perfection, when the reality is that these movie makers (esp Nolan) are just average at best!

That's a minor detail easy to forgive, as is the use of the "GP" MPAA rating on a marquee in the film when that particular rating was still called "M" in 1969, it has nothing to do with their film-making acumen and raising that as an issue in a movie where history has already been altered (i.e. the Tate murders) is particularly egregious because it could all be part and parcel of an "alternate history".