ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD - Production Design Vignette

[@JonnyMG123]

If this movie has to win just one Academy Award, it should be for Best Production Design. Untouchable in terms of sheer scale, just for their "turning back time" on Hollywood Blvd ALONE not to mention Spahn Ranch being completely built from scratch amongst other things. Amazing.

[@jdh6752]

Absolutely! I think Leo should get a Best Actor nomination, but Production Design truly deserves to take an award.

[@rustysqueezebox8]

@@jdh6752 I feel Brad Pitt should its totally a brad Pitt movie

[@scottbennici4689]

JonnyMG123 i agree, if it doesn’t take home the big awards, I’d like to see at least production design or editing. Just overall a flawless movie technically speaking.

[@TheAerovons]

@Diego Pisfil ugh...sorry;)

[@TheAerovons]

@@scottbennici4689 I just hope they don't give everything to "the Irishman" ....so over Mafia films, no matter how well done.

[@rustysqueezebox8]

Quentin Tarantino is the rockstar games of the movie industry

[@robertbennett1773]

If scorsese is nintendo, (even though its probably speilberg) who is cdpr?

[@kavinsuresh5468]

@@robertbennett1773 I mean they gotta be like the one with the incredible hype and actually living upto it, like how rockstar does

[@Tails7212]

JJ is Nintendo, Scorsese is Obsidian

[@Tails7212]

and Spielberg is Activision - Had a run of masterworks then became formulaic and cheesy

[@jqyhlmnp]

David Lynch is Bethesda because both don’t give a fuck. As naughty dog cares about single player instead of multiplayer, Tarantino cares about film instead of digital. Both David fincher and rockstar care about the new thing.

[@amanms1999]

Its amazing that some of the little things we don't even notice in movies actually require such hard work and thought. Its honestly mindblowing

[@Specter187]

Aman M S i always try to pay attention to all the little small details in most movies. It’s like a Easter eggs, they’re very rewarding.

[@kurtis.blender]

That’s also why movies like this work so well! They feel so seamless because so much time has gone into it - it’s a strange thing because all the effort and hard work is going in to these tiny details so they AREN’T noticed, which is kind of weird when you think about it

[@CommanderAlpharocks]

The moment when The Rolling Stones start playing with both Rick and Cliff realizing that they may have reached the end of the trail, visually transitioning through the whole of the gorgeous LA lightings is simply phenomenal! I loved this movie and LA was and still is breathtaking

[@jasongomezcomposer]

Ric Marina this was probably one of my favorite scenes of the film. It’s heartbreakingly beautiful.

[@Bluemgwes]

Barbara Ling will absolutely take the gold home for this film come Oscar season. The fact that they built these sets to bring 1960s Hollywood boulevard back to life is a feat in itself. No CGI whatsoever was used for these sets. That's incredible.

[@TylerOnMute]

I'm very sure that they used CG to, at least, remove buildings from shots that did not exist at the time.

[@Bluemgwes]

Tyler Hunter as anti CGI as Tarantino is, it seems to me that for any of the Hollywood Blvd shots, the background was too out of focus or they angled it so you wouldn’t see the other buildings. A lot of attention and care to detail in this movie. They also used miniatures for the Pan-Am airplane shots and for the Van Nuys Drive-In.

[@adrianC_]

Oscar for Best Production Design next year.

[@amanms1999]

I have a feeling that little women might win production design and costume

[@AngelofMusic04]

@@amanms1999 Costume, certainly. Production Design is the one award this can't lose no matter what. When over a year of news is focused on the look of a film and how much detail and authenticity went into recreating that period, you know that's an aspect the Academy is going to keep eyes open on.

[@Nicholas-tt3rr]

Well they won it!

[@HandyKoesnadie]

If it's a Marvel movie, this would be all done through green screen. Gotta love practical effects.

[@smitezer3240]

This movie still use some green screen.

[@Yash-bu4du]

U do realize that marvel isn't the only studio to use extensive cgi right

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

@@Yash-bu4du to be honest almost all movies now (big budget or not) use cgi instead of building giant sets.

[@mynameisshephard2394]

U know this is not called Practical effects right ?

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

@@mynameisshephard2394 It's called set design but I think we all catch his meaning

[@dislike2657]

This and Joker are my favourite movies of 2019

[@amanms1999]

Watch the Irishman. Its amazing

[@moviemakerreviews2147]

Irishman is a fucking masterpiece. Yeah you should watch it

[@Billy7265]

My top 3 of 2019: 1. Joker 2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 3. The Irishman Trust me when I say this, the level of detail and work put into making The Irishman is almost equal to OUaTH, give it a watch, I'm positive you'll love it as well.

[@Hoopergames]

This movie was awful

[@dislike2657]

@@Hoopergames no it wasnt......stop it....don't be dumb

[@sebastianorozco2030]

I don’t care what people say, I love this film

[@TheJudgeIsDancing]

Honestly this might be my favorite Tarantino movie. I just love the soundtrack, cast, esthetic, and creativity when it comes to alternative history

[@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437]

brad pitt was awesome in this movie

[@popeye5274]

Coolest character I’ve ever seen on screen. He should get an Oscar nod.

[@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437]

@@popeye5274 he has already played two cooler characters. one in fight club other in oceans eleven.

[@akhiljajayan9373]

Hey stranger,if you're watching this; I'd like you to know that you've an amazing taste in movies

[@prakulchauhan2540]

The best ending in a tarantino movie👩‍🦰💥👩‍🦰💥👩‍🦰💥👩‍🦰💥👩‍🦰💥

[@BaLLHands87]

Ding..ding..ding

[@loudpack1394]

Not better then inglorious tho

[@TheAerovons]

@@loudpack1394 In a way it was for me. The Tate murders seemed more personal and horrific.

[@ar2042]

@@loudpack1394 Hell yeah it is

[@SKY_FATH3R]

best movies this year top 5 (not in order): Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Joker The Irishman Ford v Ferrari The Lighthouse

[@CarlosC0311]

Haven’t you seen Parasite?

[@SKY_FATH3R]

Carlos A not yet. don’t really get the plot of it could you explain haha but I do know the hype is real behind that one. that’s up there as well.

[@justbreathe7816]

You should watch parasite

[@FreedomCinema88]

No one makes movies like Tarantino!!

[@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437]

martin scorsese, david fincher, steven spielberg.

[@maxmusic5380]

Пламен Варимезов Nolan

[@michaeljohn6357]

Пламен Варимезов stanley cubric?

[@pacifique3943]

James cameron Sanjay leela bensali S.s Rajamouli

[@jenniferschmitzer299]

Harry Ellis you take that back!!

[@QueenCelebrationLive]

There's so much hard work behind the scenes of this movie, you wish it was a miniseries set in 1969 just to explore that world more.

[@axelhernandez1521]

0:24 The best Panavision Film Camera I have ever seen.

[@crust8016]

This and The Irishman are some of the best movies of the decade

[@jenniferschmitzer299]

This lady is a treasure. Mind you, I’ve never liked the wooden key over the windows. I spose it’s from the parlance of our times.

[@birajsharma9618]

such a big canvas beautifully painted by a maestro and his team!

[@famfax6101]

Atmosphere was so authentic

[@thesilentknight4554]

Imagine if Tarantino created Red Dead Redemption as his final movie. Long shot, but to include Margit Robbie as a female lead. Some other memorable talent. It would be.... WOW! I can dream! Django Unchained & The Hateful Eight were closest to that. Just awesome! 🔫😌😁🤠🐎

[@nathancastro2619]

No more than a long shot than the crack in your pipe you crazy ole coot or kid

[@LOAFPLU]

Our work becomes us -vs- Us becoming our work.

[@felixlieter1429]

The last scene of this movie is magical.

[@maxmusic5380]

1. Joker 2. Once upon a time in Hollywood 3. The Irishman And most definitely no MCU theme park

[@blazesawyer7662]

4. The Lighthouse 5. Parasite 6. Ford vs Ferrari Soon to be added tothe list Uncut Gems

[@wisco9er536]

@@blazesawyer7662 how was The Lighthouse and Ford v Ferrari? I'm afraid I'll have to miss them out in theaters! There are too many movies to keep up with this year

[@rizki4603]

Kino

[@eyebeesindia]

What a great movie!! Takes you back in time..to an epic ending!!

[@maarulindaa]

Amazing ♥

[@SNL76years]

Even the TV Guides are accurate!

[@hudsongreenough4753]

I loved this movie so much. I really regret not seeing it in theatre twice

[@DiotraxSecondlives]

this movie is so much about production design, we can almost say those guys made that movie

[@theuzi6651]

Wow 😮

[@Mobischer]

Stuntman Mike made the cut and thats great

[@ericekman4090]

I’ve been dying to know who was on that poster in Cliff’s trailer since I saw the movie in theaters. Happy to know it’s Anne Francis

[@wisco9er536]

In terms of entertainment (and not in terms of actual quality) 1. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 2. Jojo Rabbit 3. Knives Out 4. Parasite Yet to see The Lighthouse, Ford v Ferrari, and The Irishman. Hopefully Marriage Story, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, 1917, and Uncut Gems make the list too.

[@MarciaVandergriff]

2:10 🧩🧩🧩

[@anthtan]

Wilhelm scream? 3:32

[@Synth63]

Leonardo DiCaprio plays Micah well when he's in his western character even looks like him too

[@stevem2323]

Brad Pitt was mesmerizing, as Leo also.

[@meridian580]

Oscars Galore!

[@VenomHernandez]

Quentin Tarantino made Hollywood look beautiful and majestic, but keeping that grunge realism as well

[@3ffynephrine615]

Do you guys think Quentin will ever make a movie about the Vietnam War?

[@jenniferschmitzer299]

Oh ye gods I hope not. Not that I think he couldn’t do it. I, I wouldn’t want him to explore that era and area. Coppola covered it... so did other people I guess. The connection and nuances would be quite. Heavy.

[@freddesmet259]

The movie got everything right all the way down to the the dirty feet. This was my older brother's generation and it was far out to go without shoes. I remember he and his friends Hippie cool.

[@pacifique3943]

My top 5 of the Best directors QUENTIN TARANTINO SANJAY LEELA BENSALI DAVID FINCHER MARTIN SCORSESE JAMES CAMERON

[@muhammad6380]

I bought the digital version and I’m disappointed. You better give me more behind the scene stuff with the “Collector's Edition” or else!

[@wisco9er536]

What?! You couldn't wait for the blu ray release? Cmon dude!

[@muhammad6380]

Hall Of The Vardy oh man I couldn’t wait, and I’m buying the blu ray when it comes out. I love this movie so much and I want to give all my money to Quentin and his amazing team for this masterpiece.

[@TheAerovons]

@@wisco9er536 Will the Blu Ray have more? From what I read it's the same extras...

[@caffeinatedbuffalosauce883]

Did not know Cliff was in the Korean War.

[@NameInsertedHere]

I don't remember if they said exactly which war he was in during the movie but I do remember them saying he was a veteran

[@pedrozarza4448]

@@NameInsertedHere Someone said in a movie theory that Cliff Booth is actually Lt. Aldo Raine from Inglorious Basterds. Maybe after the victory in ww2 and the capture of defeated Hans Landa. He was a war hero but also a war criminal. So maybe he recieved a new identity as Stuntman Cliff Booth. That also explain why Cliff has the same Tenesse accent of Aldo. But it is just a theory.

[@NameInsertedHere]

@@pedrozarza4448 that would be awesome and a really cool thing to do cause ya know all of Quentin Tarantino's movies are in the same universe!! Also I think he definitely did tone down his accent some for this one haha and it's an amazing funny theory :))

[@pedrozarza4448]

@@NameInsertedHere Well after living so many years away from Tenesse, in the heart of 50s and 60s Hollywood of course his Tenesse accent will be a bit diferent.

[@NameInsertedHere]

@@pedrozarza4448 so sad to think about Lt. Aldo Raine losing that beautiful accent of his 😅😭😅

[@JitGanguly007]

tarantula is a genius

[@jimmerhardy]

Was there any cgi?

[@appleaccount7608]

she came at the end.

[@publicdrawingnumberone9834]

Hai Release date

[@caffeinatedbuffalosauce883]

I hope this, Ford v Ferrari and joker win something

[@max2082]

I'm not sure what category her work would fit in, possibly effects. But she should at least be nominated for an Academy Award if not win it. Joker is the movie to beat in most categories to me at this point.

[@fgajtani]

You know why I've seen the Irishman and not this movie? Netflix

[@jcmea13]

U don’t just go to a theater to see it? It played for a long time

[@m.af.i.a]

Li

[@samslick9000]

Dakota Fanning don't look like Squeaky

[@The_Brvlog]

Reply plz

[@sarova2000]

Is this just me or the production designer looks like a female version of Quentin Tarantino?

[@s_i_m_o_ns_a_y_s5064]

Tax the rich

[@spybloodjr]

"She's an incredibly deep researcher..." Google: California 60's interior design. I'm a pretty stellar researcher myself! I loved the part about the exterior paint being chosen for how it would film in black and white.

[@shimrammm]

Can be better

[@tovarishchyagodicin9419]

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[@clayirwin574]

Man I wish my music was in the movies and TV shows Clayton astoforoff on Facebook

[@5tivi]

For the amount of work and detail they've put, the world in this movie feels very small and constraining, almost like a tv show episode with 3 locations. The only moment that gave it a sense of space was Brad Pitt driving back to his trailer but even in that scene the camera moves too fast to see anything. They talk about it like it had epic proportions but it was really dissapointing in that aspect.

[@TheAerovons]

it was epic. It was epic LA in 1969. What did you want, an aerial shot? LOL

[@5tivi]

@@TheAerovons Please read my comment again. You're asking what I have already explained.

[@TheAerovons]

@@5tivi had more than 3 locations lol, not sure what you expected in a movie about LA....again....

[@CPD98]

One of the biggest disappointments of 2019.

[@VeganRevolution]

I never got emotionally involved in it too :/

[@wisco9er536]

I'm not even close to a 60s kid, but I admired the acting, the production design, the 60s vibe, Brad Pitt's cool character, the scene with Leo messing up his lines, the ending, the suspense, the bromance... fuck me, this movie is gold

[@TheAerovons]

@@VeganRevolution It's like music...one person hears a song and loves it, the next doesn't...

[@VeganRevolution]

oceantracks what did you like about it?

[@TheAerovons]

@@VeganRevolution I loved the main characters, and the script. The film has dozens of lines you keep remembering long after you leave the theater. And of course, I loved the fact that it is an uplifting film. I'm also a person who grew up in that period so the music was super relevant to me. Ultimately, Leonardo's character is just hysterical to me as well.