IMHO for her role in this story, Sharon Tate's character development was just right. Sweet, so kind, beautiful, nothing to dislike. Robbie was radiant. We all knew what was coming for her and Out of Time by the Stones was a such nice touch. It made me anxious about the upcoming big night. I was dreading the murders because she was just so pure-hearted and likable. Lol! I felt kind of awkward and evil laughing during the violent scenes, but it kept bubbling out of me.Tarantino is so freakin' good!
DiCaprio and Pitt were fantastic, and it's always fun to see the famous faces pop up in small roles. As a big Deadwood fan, I got a kick out of Timothy Olyphant in western gear again. Wouldn't have recognized Dakota Fanning if I wasn't keeping an eye out after seeing her name in the opening credits. It was great to see Luke Perry, too.
As usual, the music choices were outstanding. They did a fabulous job recreating the time period. I kept wondering if products (Kraft mac and cheese, etc.) were real or carefully made replicas.
I hadn't been to the movies in ages. Wow! It sure it different now: assigned seats like at a concert, cushy reclining chairs, escalators, not a bad seat in the house... I was impressed. But, at first I just picked a seat . It turned out to be someone else's. I apologized and felt like a total goober. 
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