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Once upon a time in Hollywood
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tropicalbob
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As soon as the movie opens, I think it'll become as iconic as Pitt's Fight Club jacket. From the shots I saw, the whole outfit's perfect for that character in 1969: the jacket as well as the coordinated turtleneck and slacks.
Its the latest Tarantino movie, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt. In the movie DiCaprio plays actor Rick Dalton in 1969 L.A.
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Grais? Just a guess.
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Ditto on both accounts. Not a big fan of watching another 3 hours long compilation of remade movie scenes.
Maybe, but I would assume custom for the movie - they generally have multiple copies of each clothing item made. I'm sure replicas will be available soon - from Soul Revolver for one.
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Looks like an Ike (military) jacket remade in leather. Looking forward to seeing the film, though tbh I much preferred Dicaprio's jacket in Inception.
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you guys and your long sleeves.....his jackets in both films look just right
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I wonder what movie some people have seen. They look just right to me.
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The movie I saw, as the photos above and below establish, is about a man who wears a jacket made with sleeves too short for his long arms. I thought this part of the story was more interesting that all the silly CGI effects. Good thing Leos's shirt sleeves stick out (not that they could do otherwise) - almost creates an illusion that the sleeves fits him in certain angels if you don't look to closely. 
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It's a really good film, btw. It's one of QT's 'ride along' films, but evokes and depicts late-60s Hollywood beautifully. Yes, it has homages left-right-and-centre, but it means you get moments such as De Caprio turning up in a pitch-perfect Great Escape remake, him as Hilts wearing the Hilts A-2, and Brad Pitt fighting Bruce Lee, and it's just great fun.
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Sounds like fun.
I'd much rather something like this for entertainment than the current Hollywood obsession with inserting gender politics into everything they can.
Bruce Lee's family aint happy........but I am really looking forward to this movie!
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There's supposed to be a lot of acVWs in this film, which is the only reason I'll see it . . . when it hits TV screens.
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I loathe the fact that I haven’t seen it yet. I love QT’s efforts. Particularly his westerns. The Hateful Eight was absolutely splendid. Hopefully soon.
I think QT went for a stylised version of the on-screen Bruce Lee - he comes across as a pompous ***. He only turns up a couple of times, but they're memorable appearances. There's lots of great little cameos: Steve McQueen, Roman Polanski, Sam Wanamaker, plus other sundry ones which would give away too much of the plot to name. Soundtrack is kicking as well. It runs like an LA AM radio station circa 1968 with all the ads included.
