In this episode of The Cover Podcast, the boys break down Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood—a movie that’s somehow about everything and nothing at the same time. 🤔
From Leonardo DiCaprio’s insecure, washed-up Rick Dalton to Brad Pitt’s effortlessly cool (and possibly homicidal?) Cliff Booth, we dive into the bromance, the nostalgia, and the historical reinterpretation that had audiences cheering.
Did Tarantino actually give us his most mature film—or is this just a three-hour hangout movie with incredible vibes? Why does every scene feel like a memory? And most importantly… is the ending one of the most satisfying in movie history?
🔥 We break down the film’s hidden details, the cultural commentary, and, of course, that scene with the flamethrower.
Stay away from acid-dipped cigarettes and buckle up—this one’s a ride. 🎥