Poll of the Day > Has anybody here ever seen the movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood?spoilers?

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i personally have not seen the movie but i know that shannon lee, bruce lee's daughter was not happy with tarrantino, because of the way that her father was portrayed in the movie. Those of you that have seen it, do you agree with her? or with tarrantino? who said he didn't think it was offensive or demeaned bruce lee.

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That scene is funny and probably my favorite part of the movie.

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how does she even remember her father wasn't she like 5 or something when he died?

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There's nothing wrong with it. She's just an SJW trying to find shit to get all pissy about.

It was shit but not because of that.

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Its basically a 5 minute scene, and Bruce Lee is only in that scene. Its not really a big deal, but it does make Bruce look like a cocky hard ass.

but its a funny scene. its not meant to be authentic anyway. And apparently some people say he was a little cocky in real life. I wouldnt be surprised, since he was Bruce fucking Lee, and should have been cocky

great movie though, maybe my favorite of the year

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I was under the impression that Bruce Lee IRL was cocky.

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Heres the scene for anyone who wants to see it, its the only scene hes in

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tlUuNg6PEXA

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^ That doesn't seem so bad, yeah cocky, but what from what I heard about the movie it seemed like Bruce was really mouthy and got his ass kicked or something.

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If its not supposed to be a documentary then she should shut it.

Is it ridiculously violent for no reason like his other movies?

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Basically what FrozenBananas said. Except I don't think it was Tarantino's best. I'd rather see Reservoir Dogs again. Or Hateful 8.

It was still worth watching. But only for Tarantino fans.

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Reservoir Dogs is my personal favorite

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i dunno bruce lee was a pretty talented dude
i can't see him jumping in the air to kick someone like that as a martial artist
he could easily just do a high kick

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that scene was straight up brad pitts character fantasizing about kicking Bruce Lees ass. I dont get what is so wrong about that.

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bump, and what is your dudes' favorite tarrantino movie? mine's would probably be pulp fiction, i'm not a huge tarrantino fan, that might be the only movie by him that i've liked.

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dragon504 posted...

That scene is funny and probably my favorite part of the movie.

Exactly.

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JebronLames posted...

bump, and what is your dudes' favorite tarrantino movie? mine's would probably be pulp fiction, i'm not a huge tarrantino fan, that might be the only movie by him that i've liked.

1 - Pulp Fiction
2 - Django Unchained
3 - Hateful Eight
4 - Reservoir Dogs
5 - Death Proof
6 - Once Upon a time in Hollywood
7 - Jackie Brown
8&9 - Kill Bill

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DirtBasedSoap posted...

that scene was straight up brad pitts character fantasizing about kicking Bruce Lees ass. I dont get what is so wrong about that.

It was him remembering why he couldn't get a stunt man job on the set DiCaprio was working on.

Saw the movie the other day. Liked it, but don't think it'll be that memorable for me. I didn't really have any investment in it. Also, ya the last scene was unnecessarily violent

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Good movie, hilarious scene. I need a flamethrower.

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nogaems posted...

It was him remembering why he couldn't get a stunt man job on the set DiCaprio was working on.

Saw the movie the other day. Liked it, but don't think it'll be that memorable for me. I didn't really have any investment in it. Also, ya the last scene was unnecessarily violent

I liked seeing LA and the SFV back in the day. I live like 15 minutes away from that ranch irl

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SunWuKung420 posted...

Good movie, hilarious scene. I need a flamethrower.

what was so hilarious about the scene?

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He beat the crap out of Bruce Lee and made him look weak.

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