Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Teaser Review
The teaser for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has arrived. Does it deliver?
Thoughts: Quentin Tarintino has proven that he can do essentially anything he wants, and A-list actors will flock to his project. Case in point? Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The film stars, hold your breath, Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt, and Leonardo Dicaprio. Right there, is the selling point of the film. The fact that a film can assemble such a ridiculously talented trifecta should be enough.
But you have to let the general public know this film exists. So we have this trailer.
Which is alright. But that's okay, because I think it doesn't need to be anything better than alright. I think it's great as it is.
We see shots of Leo and Brad as they're being interviewed, talking about their roles. Brad Pitt plays the stunt double to Leonardo Dicaprio. We also see shots of Pitt fighting Bruce Lee, which is something that I never thought I'd be saying. But there it is.
Aside from that, paired with the zany music and the shots of Margot Robbie looking like she's having the time of her life, we don't see much else from the film. Which is okay. Because as I said, I don't think we need to see anything other than the fact that this film exists. I think that alone will draw a crowd. Because really, how much better can you get in this day and age than Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt, and Leonardo Dicaprio?
Did it Raise Excitement? Maybe not necessarily excited, but intrigued for sure. This film has Oscars written all over it, and I'm excited to see what comes out of it.
But you have to let the general public know this film exists. So we have this trailer.
Which is alright. But that's okay, because I think it doesn't need to be anything better than alright. I think it's great as it is.
We see shots of Leo and Brad as they're being interviewed, talking about their roles. Brad Pitt plays the stunt double to Leonardo Dicaprio. We also see shots of Pitt fighting Bruce Lee, which is something that I never thought I'd be saying. But there it is.
Aside from that, paired with the zany music and the shots of Margot Robbie looking like she's having the time of her life, we don't see much else from the film. Which is okay. Because as I said, I don't think we need to see anything other than the fact that this film exists. I think that alone will draw a crowd. Because really, how much better can you get in this day and age than Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt, and Leonardo Dicaprio?
Did it Raise Excitement? Maybe not necessarily excited, but intrigued for sure. This film has Oscars written all over it, and I'm excited to see what comes out of it.
Trailer Rating: 6.5/10
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