Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Which cinematographic technique does Tarantino frequently use in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood to create a nostalgic, vintage feel?

• Drone footage

• Handheld camera work

• Long tracking shots

• Found footage editing

In the Spahn Ranch scene, what is the primary function of the minimal sound design?

• To make the audience feel relaxed

• To highlight the dialogue

• To build suspense and reflect Cliff’s unease

• To showcase the music of the 1960s

Which of the following is an example of Tarantino using intertextuality in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood?

• Creating entirely fictional actors

• Referencing Bruce Lee and 1960s pop culture

• Including aliens as a surprise plot twist

• Ignoring any real-world events or people

Why does Tarantino alter the historical ending of the Sharon Tate story?

• To mock real history

• To confuse viewers

• To create a comedy

• To offer a revisionist and redemptive version of history

Which element of mise-en-scène best complements the 1960s soundtrack in the film?

• The futuristic costumes

• Authentic vintage cars and set designs

• Use of CGI backgrounds

• The film’s black-and-white format