For me, above all, this film is a love letter to the cinema of the 1960s. In which we must highlight how the charisma of Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio is enhanced. We may or may not like the change of direction that makes an event that happened on Cielo Drive, but the truth is that this film lets us see the more tender side of this director. Perhaps not the most colorful of Tarantino but I still like it.
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