For a film with such amazingly high fidelity (geddit?) production values, I can't believe this is a contemporary font:
It looks too modern.
My eyes are riveted to the film.. again. I could actually relax and enjoy it this time.
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Somehow you know in ten years' time they'll still be buddies... The new Italian bride will be long gone.. |
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This isn't the actual Spahn Ranch, which was a B movie western set which the Manson cult did inhabit in 1969 |
In his mixing of fact and fiction, QT is every bit as masterful as William Boyd, but unlike the novelist, he dares to
change history. I love the way Quentin has taken the actual events of that fateful night of August 8th and twisted them to such a thrilling and beautiful conclusion.
Also loved the final Red Apple cigarette commercial.
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