Very well said and I have found myself near or in tears at the end of HOLLYWOOD the last few times for precisely the same reason: it’s shockingly sentimental, almost, a real surprise for someone not often categorized as overly sentimental in his storytelling. (I actually think this is wrong—Jackie Brown and KB Vol 2 also are deeply sad-s…
Very well said and I have found myself near or in tears at the end of HOLLYWOOD the last few times for precisely the same reason: it’s shockingly sentimental, almost, a real surprise for someone not often categorized as overly sentimental in his storytelling. (I actually think this is wrong—Jackie Brown and KB Vol 2 also are deeply sad-sweet—but it’s still not what we think of when we think of Tarantino.)
Very well said and I have found myself near or in tears at the end of HOLLYWOOD the last few times for precisely the same reason: it’s shockingly sentimental, almost, a real surprise for someone not often categorized as overly sentimental in his storytelling. (I actually think this is wrong—Jackie Brown and KB Vol 2 also are deeply sad-sweet—but it’s still not what we think of when we think of Tarantino.)