@netflixuk: PITT. TARANTINO. FINCHER. THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH. ONLY IN IMAX 25 NOVEMBER. GET TICKETS NOW.

Harry_H :

Tarantino always on sum bullshit bro

Mark :

Wait is it out on Netflix or imax

big El :

i was halfway through this trailor thinking, no way this is a tarantino film. then pitt starting killing everyone

Forsaken Merchant :

is it the same character from once upon a time in Hollywood!😳??

ozkar8509 :

Im gonna watch the shit out of this !

Will -ᚹᛁᛚᛚᚺᛖᛚᛗ :

Tarantino swore he retired

kostayapadzhiev :

I can’t believe Tarantino got inspired by the goat

Laurie :

Quentin Tarantino has explicitly confirmed that Cliff Booth is a highly trained military veteran and lethal killer, a background that informs his calm yet terrifyingly dangerous demeanor in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. According to Tarantino’s official novelisation and interviews, Booth is a decorated World War II hero who specialized in hand-to-hand combat and covert operations. He possesses a rare, chilling efficiency when it comes to taking human life, viewing it almost as a mechanical task rather than an emotional act. This extensive training is what allows him to effortlessly dismantle opponents, from Bruce Lee to the Manson family. The cinematic landscape witnessed an extraordinary convergence of definitive 1990s visionaries when David Fincher and Quentin Tarantino united for the highly anticipated new project, The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth. Serving as a spiritual sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the film uniquely bridges the highly distinct stylistic universes of both iconic directors. Tarantino originally penned a massive 230-page script intending to direct it himself, but ultimately handed over directorial duties to avoid making a sequel his tenth and final feature film. Instrumental in this historic transition was Brad Pitt, who eagerly reprised his Oscar-winning role as the charismatic, enigmatic stuntman-turned-fixer in 1977 Los Angeles. Having built legendary, career-defining collaborations with Fincher on Se7en, Fight Club, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Pitt acted as the vital creative catalyst by introducing the dense screenplay directly to his longtime filmmaker friend. Fincher subsequently streamlined Tarantino’s sprawling narrative, trimming roughly 60 pages to forge a taut, focused cinematic experience. This powerhouse collaboration beautifully merges Fincher’s meticulous, atmospheric precision with Tarantino’s razor-sharp, character-driven dialogue. Backed by Netflix, this truly monumental project brilliantly exemplifies how a shared muse like Pitt can harmoniously unite two of Hollywood's absolute greatest contemporary filmmaking masters.

sammy 🪽 :

HES BACK IM CRYINGGGGG

vcIIo :

No fkin way

wheilybobs99 :

Fincher will smash this. He's the only person who could direct a Tarantino story (besides Rob Rodriguez and Tony Scott of course)

Rusty :

Netflix just show you the full movie in a trailer

white boy adam75 :

I've a filling this is going to be well good😂

Dign :

I know nothing about this movie, but I like song from San Andres

pabloelduke :

What Song is this?

Abdljalile kR :

I can't fk wait

𝓐 :

STOPPP😍

💋manon💋 :

plis and season 6 de stranger things

James/jimmy 2207 :

الشيخ اللين :

Woohoo

wickhunter0 :

Yhhhhh buddy

Bradl3ybr3nn4n_9 :

Early

B&P :

逢えてよかった🥰

MR TUNE :