Here's a guide to all the extras featured on the Reservoir Dogs in 1992, which saw a group of thieves gather in a warehouse in the after of a heist gone very wrong. The movie's quotable dialogue and shocking scenes of violence made it a word of mouth hit.
It was his next movie True Romance. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is intended as something of a love/hate letter to the movie industry, and is the latest entry in Tarantino's alternate history series of films that began with 2009's Inglourious Basterds, which saw World War 2 come to an end in a very different way.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood follows fading star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), his friend/stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) and Rick's next door neighbor Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), against the backdrop of a rapidly changing movie business and social climate. The movie received near-total acclaim for its performances and writing, with Pitt winning an Oscar for his performance. While special edition DVDs or Blu-rays may not be as popular as they once were, fans of the film may want to check the Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Collector's Edition.
The Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 4K / Blu-ray Collector's Edition comes packaged a mini-MAD magazine that parodies Rick's Western series Bounty Law, but renames it Lousy Law. Also included is a vinyl record and turntable adapter with two songs from the soundtrack and a collectible poster of Rick's fake Italian movie Operation Dynamite. The special features on the Blu-ray include short featurettes Quentin Tarantino’s Love Letter to Hollywood, Shop Talk – The Cars of 1969, The Fashion of 1969, Bob Richardson – For the Love of Film and Restoring Hollywood - The Production Design of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood.
There's also an extra 25 minutes worth of deleted or extended scenes on Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Collector's Edition. It's a package tailored towards fans of the movie, and its a pretty cool one at that.
