Siri: You’re reviewing the wrong movie again. TB: Having said that, upon reflection, I really am beside myself with what exactly to make of this particular entry in Tarantino’s oeuvre, as it clearly carries some of the ephemeral vestiges of a passion project (or as close to one as we could expect from him), but also explicitly showcases some of his most commonly known weaknesses as– TB: While I can definitely appreciate on one level being able to engage with multifaceted and difficult historical topics through a fictionalized lens as the alternative perspective entices greater interest in the finer points and nuances of the period, there is strong concern regarding how such vengeful indulgences could do more to turn up the heat rather than turn on the light on such complex topics. The initiating thoughts include such inquiries as “What if Hitler was killed by a small band of renegade Jewish soldiers?” and “What if runaway slaves managed to destroy their plantation owners in a blaze of glory?” This time around, we’re visiting the culturally tumultuous times of 1969, focusing on what is known as the final days of Hollywood’s Golden Age with multiple key players of the time being brought to life through expert casting and performances. A number of his more noteworthy entries of the last 10 years or so could be rightly described as “revisionist revenge fantasies,” as they center on the idea of great tragedies in history being prevented or undone by certain protected classes. TB: Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood continues a curious trend I’ve been noticing in the daredevil director’s recent releases. Silver (Rachel Bloom), Red (Jason Sudeikis), and Chuck (Josh Gad) in “Angry Birds 2” Review Emphasis on taking responsibility, asking for forgiveness, communicating, andmoving forward. Encourages individuals to see past former failures and work for the common good. Intended to entertain rather than educate, but it does teach teamwork.įocuses on teamwork, redemption, diplomacy, and courage. Speed-dating scene where romantic compatibility is discussed. It’s pointed out repeatedly that the pigs are naked, and their butts are shown several times. Discussion of two birds that had a child together. Two birds flirt and eventually get together, hugging briefly. Sexual Content: Jokes about mating season. Language/Crude Humor: Insults/potty talk like “butt” jokes and “crap,” “freaking kidding me.” Some instances are bleeped for comedic effect. Explosions and pranks momentarily injure or scare birds and/or pigs. Zeta has no problem imprisoning and endangering birds and pigs. Zeta plans the total destruction of Bird and Pig Islands. Violence/Scary Images: Little hatchlings have to save three “baby sisters” (eggs) from danger and peril on multiple occasions. What’s next, a Clash of Clans movie? (Please don’t.) Content Guide Brown, Eugenio Derbez, Danny McBride, Peter Dinklage Starring: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Leslie Jones, Bill Hader, Rachel Bloom, Awkwafina, Sterling K. Writer: Peter Ackerman, Eyal Podell, Jonathon E.
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