Highlights: The camera from the beginning to the end is beautiful, and the smooth and smooth multi-line narrative technique + stage-style gorgeous soundtrack is very good, there are many violent aesthetics of golden songs in the 1960s + first-look Quentin feeling + similar to the setting of "The Hateful Eight" Definite voyeuristic hotel events for reference + historical events and character mapping Too many metaphors (racial discrimination + the psychological trauma of the American people's Vietnam War + celebrity privacy + broken beliefs + cult brainwashing, etc.) Bold multi-criminal structure Disadvantages: overall rhythm for most audiences Too slow, you can drive 1.5 times the speed. The image of the cult leader created by Brother Hammer is very thin, and the song part of the female singer is a little less convincing. The song part is overwhelming + a bit too much nonsense. Easy to follow "Dragon Inn", "Pulp Fiction", "The Hateful Eight", "Lin" The crash + suspenseful turning part lacks coherence
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