The Hateful Eight (2015) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Who Is In Cahoots?!?
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2022
- Brrrr It's Cold Outside! Time for the Snowy Western by Quentin Tarantino, The Hateful Eight (2015). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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My FAVORITE Tarantino film. Disgustingly underrated
I agree. Very underrated Tarantino film. A character driven western style seudo murder mystery. What's not to like?!
@@rjwilley9164 I thought it was a horror movie.
@@beinnice1356 It's part horror.
How is it underrated?
@@rjwilley9164 How is it very underrated?
I can't help but think about whoever discovered this cabin in the coming days or weeks. 4 bodies in the well, 3 bodies in the barn, and 10 bodies in the house; 1 with an arm torn off, 1 hanging from the rafters, 1 with his face obliterated, and 1 final surprise body in the basement. Horrifying. Something tells me Minnie's Haberdashery is now known as Minnie's Murder Cabin and co-eds vacation there every summer, despite the deaths that still occur on a bi-annual basis.
“I am never going back out in that shit again!!!”😂😂
Poor O.B…..he deserved better.
You want some stew O.B.?
@@ThePartisan13 it’s the way he says that line that cracks me up 😂
Amazing film.
When I watched this movie a second time I noticed all the little details of how Daisy purposefully says certain things to feed information to the gang without John and the others realizing
Please do tell.
@@christpower5402 One that comes to mind is after John Ruth and Daisy arrive. As John’s making a new pot of coffee, Daisy announces to the room that the new Sheriff of Red Rock and a bounty hunter are with them out in the stable. Basically warning her gang that there’s more people than they were expecting.
Fun fact : there will be multiple comments on here talking about the historical guitar being smashed despite someone else already mentioning that fun fact.
But did you know Aragorn broke his toe
@@bomamba9402and fall in love with the horse
"When the Hangman catches ya. Ya hang." Love that Jackson's character still decided to honor Russell's character. And I love Goggins' character in this. He really was telling the truth about being the Sheriff of Red Rock and actually went the course of Justice rather than siding with the bad guys
He was a racist, but in this case, the LAW beat his personal views.
@@JnEricsonx Which, to be fair, is pretty respectable on his part
@@JnEricsonx
Honestly i wouldn't even say he was that racist.
He said the N word, but that seemed to be more because of his heritage rather than true beliefs to the cause. Not to mention a lot of people back in the day did, even the ones not really racist. And he respected Warren enough to even call him by name *and* even showed proper respect by adressing him as Major at times.
But in the end when all was said and done and it was just the two of them, he read and even complimented him on Warrens fake Lincoln letter. It's often said that people show their true selves when they know it's the end for them, and in the End he was ultimately friendly with Warren and showed respect. A true racist will never do that under any circumstance, it goes against their very nature.
He started out as a racist and ended up shedding hsi ignorant and hateful side.
Well, in the end, a lot of modern racists, like the once leader of the kkk, are just bigoted bc of ignorance, and passed down prejudice. There is nuance, like segregationists, and then supremacists. Even christian nationalists, like Nick Fuentes, will side with Gaza against jews, because of conspiracy theories and bigotry against jews.
“Well O.B. Wasn’t trying to hang nobody, but he sure as shit dead on the floor over there ain’t he?” 😂 this is by far my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie
African-American men I’m sure you understand why the N-word is something that I hate. With that said, I don’t think that it was unrealistic in the least bit based on the times.
True story, the part where she was playing guitar, it was an actual very rare, old and expensive guitar. When she finished playing they were supposed to cut, and a cheap knock off would be brought in and smashed. But Kurt forgot and smashed the real guitar, the actress playing Daisey, that was her real reaction to the rare guitar being smashed. They used her actual reaction. fun fact, enjoyed your reaction.
Yeah 1860s Martin guitar... she actually learned to play guitar, on that guitar, for that scene... she thought they said it was 4000.00 guitar and wanted to buy it after the movie to keep, then found out after it was smashed that it was 40,000.00... quentin gave her a Martin guitar from 1880 after they wrapped up filming as a gift.
That is the wonderful (and still weirdly underrated after all these years) Jennifer Jason Leigh. Her performances in Single White Female and Dolores Claiborne are knockout.
Not sure where the $40,000 value comes from...but it was a one of a kind early Martin loaned to the film by the Martin museum. It was valued at over $1million and Martin will no longer loan rare guitars out.
@@hdtripp6218 “The company was financially compensated for the guitar, but the acoustic was reportedly only insured for what the museum paid for it - most outlets put this figure at the $40,000 mark. Even so, Boak stressed the money wasn’t important.”
The figure comes from uncited outlets, and is the insurance value, not its actual value.
I’m not sure here the one million dollar figure comes from, according to the museum director, it was “priceless”.
@@hdtripp6218 it was 40k evaluation not million.. and yes martin stopped loaning out after this...
One of the many reasons that this is among my favourite Tarantino films is the same reason I love Reservoir Dogs so much. It could fairly easily be translated into a Stage Play.
Brilliant dialogue, a relatively limited (and absolutely amazing) cast, and a largely static location. The four-hour version is well worth checking out. 👍✌❤
except its boring as fuck
@@daveross1638 “Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.”
@@SilentBob731 Also Mr orange getting shot in the gut
I found this to be one of Tarantino's weakest films. Right behind Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Both so boring compared to his other films.
@@cuylshepherdton7437 Boring and Tarrantino don't belong in the same sentence. Stay off the gummies or whatever you ingested when you watched this masterpiece. Because your fucking reality is distorted beratna.
Fun fact: they had a real antique guitar on set for Jennifer Jason Lee to play. They were supposed to swap it out with a prop for Kurt Russel to smash, but he smashed the real one. That's why Daisy says "woah!" right before he does it then freaks out. She did indeed know something he didn't...
Always a good day when you guys react to Tarantino. I watch this one multiple times every winter when I'm inside during a snow storm, perfect vibes.
The wife’s reaction to Bob’s death…. Epic! 😂
Another Tarantino movie starring Kurt Russell - Death Proof, definitely worthy of a watch on this channel. Great reaction to the Hateful Eight!
The girl that played 6 horse Judy is also in death proof! Love all Tarantino films
Best modern cowboy movie.
Edit: Walton goggins reading the Lincoln letter at the end always gets me. The weariness in his voice is just perfect.
He is also in the movie Lincoln as Rep Clay West
Walton Goggins in general is a massively underrated Actor.
“ that’s a nice touch “
Jennifer Jason Leigh should have won an Oscar for this performance! To go from "Single White Female" to this to book end her career is incredible. They gave her a nomination because they had no choice, but the suits of Hollywood hate Tarantino for not latching on to the big Studios after Reservoir Dogs! Punk Upstart! 🤣
The thing with Tarantino is those studio heads would have told him to cut his stuff up. Pulp Fiction gave him a lot of leeway.
Single White Female?? Hell...to go from FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH to this is an even more poignant swing! :)
@@TLL1969 Last Exit to Brooklyn?
@@sjdover69 I do believe that film is a few years after Fast Times...and in which she was so young in it. I think it fits much better as an example in the arc of her career. Ya' know, from the sweet little 1980's mall-working, high school student to the gruff skank in Hateful Eight, lol. :)
@@TLL1969 Yes. I agree. But was getting slightly irritated with everyone marvelling at her acting, but no mention of Last Exit.
She proved decades ago how serious an actor she is.
Ennio Morricone is a legendary composer
Sadly was.
@@JnEricsonx yea good call :(
The second movie with Kurt Russell where everyone dies in the bitter cold...
41:55...I don't agree Mrs Movies, I don't think 'Haberdashery' is used often enough in this film...or in films generally 🤔
This was Tarantino's attempt of mixing John Carpenter's The Thing and Sergio Corbucci's The Great Silence and it worked! It might not be my favorite Tarantino film, but it's definitely a worth while watch.
I think this is my least favorite Tarantino film, but it's still better than most movies.
I did but know that, it makes sense now that you say it. The Great Silence sort of has the kind of ending Ms. Movies was advocating for in this reaction as well.
The bit about the rope lines leading to the outhouse reminded me of The Thing, which starred Kurt Russell (spoilers!), that's how they navigated around bases in Antarctica. But the biggest in joke was the fact that they also made that part of the soundtrack (the ominous one) sound just a little like the soundtrack to The Thing as well.
they actually used an unused track from The Thing OST for that particular scene
@@evansutcliffe1099 And QT had the cast watch the movie to get a idea for the isolation/paranoia. :::holds up a copy of the movie with 3 Cast member signs:::
Well, it was the same composer so that probably helped :)
Jennifer stole the show, she is one of the funniest in Tarantino’s filmography.
Jeremiah Johnson(1972) is a great western that takes place in the snow.
Excellent movie! I rarely see it mentioned, but it's a great movie!
I remember seeing this film in the theaters years ago and once again, Quentin Tarantino did it again with another great film since Pulp Fiction, cool reaction as always Mr. & Mrs. Movies, you both take care
Every time I see this movie, I love it just a little bit more than the last time I watched it. 💙 My favorite character was Samuel Jackson’s. I laugh so hard at his comebacks.
Also, I thought Daisy was hilarious. 😂🤷🏾♀️
Funny piece of trivia: When Kurt Russell smashes the guitar, it was actually an antique guitar that was supposed to be replaced before the smashing, and Domergues actress' reaction was a legitimate freak out.
More like tragic piece of trivia.
Yep. I can't remember the make/model of guitar, but it's estimated worth was $30K! The reaction though, was priceless.
Not fun. It's spam.
THIS is my absolute favorite Tarantino movie.
A "haberdasher" was originally a "seller of small things," typically buttons, etc. Ultimately, a haberdashery came to be known as a place which sells men's clothing.
"Keepin you at a disadvantage, is an advantage I intend to keep" 🔥🔥
The monkey's uncle joke was a reference to Kurt's Disney kid days.
I agree with the commenter below, it is like "The Thing", casting Kurt Russell is the first clue. I forgot that guitar smashing was not in script and Kurt Russell didn't know it was an expensive collector's item/rarity, so Jennifer Jason Leigh's reaction was genuine, she knew it's value.
The guitar smashing was in the script. They were supposed to cut to switch out guitars but Kurt Russell forgot and accidentally smashed the antique guitar.
Walton Goggins is fuqing hilarious. I love that dude in everything he's in.
Having seen John Carpenter's The Thing, hearing Kurt Russell say the line "One of them fellas is NOT what he says he is" brought back a lot of memories.
I liked the foreshadowing (staying handcuffed to her, knocking her teeth out)
Honestly, Westerns set in the winter are so beautiful looking. Deserts in NM and AZ look so good in the snow.
This is hands down my favorite Tarantino film, great reaction!
At least 4 actors of this movie deserved an oscar, including Jennifer JL.
Me and my sister have a bond over our love for movies especially QT movies. I remember seeing this in the theater and in that long zoom out of Jesus, she grew impatient and whispered, "How long are we gonna look at this fuckin thing?" My response, "You mean Jesus, our lord and savior?!" We at least had a good laugh early in the movie. 😆
Haberdashery is a place where small items used in sewing, such as buttons, zippers, cloth and thread. Knick knacks and last minute items can be bought.
This is why the on running joke about no hats.
A haberdashery is where you buy buttons and other clothing related items that you need to make garments.
I like that you don't pander to the audience, this is a loved movie so I appreciate that you still keep it real, I can't stand it when people over react and have no criticism of the movie. I absolutely love this movie, but I totally agree with you that it's a bit too long, it over uses the n word, and the story isn't as strong as other Tarantino movies. Still a great movie imo.
Samuel did kill that man’s son. He said his name, the only other time his name was said, was by his father, when Samuel’s character was outside in the stable with Bob lol
Freaking love this movie. Seen it about ten times. And the extended version
fun fact, the instrument kurt russell broke was a near priceless antique valued at over 40,000$, they were supposed to switch it with a prop but he got caught up in the scene and broke the original.
There are very few birch trees in Wyoming, so those white barked trees are likely aspens. Keep up the good works.
the actual guitar that was used and broken by Kurt Russell was a few hundred years old the actress making noises when the guitar went up the wall was her real self surprised that Kurt Russell broke the expensive guitar
what I love about this movie is it's slow burn takes forever to get to the best parts, and you don't care so entertaining.
This one has a similar essentially one room setting as Reservoir Dogs
The whole movies point was really for a character film in one location it was supposed to make you feel like you're there. It's long to draw out the tension of the mystery kind of like clue.
For the size, scale, and scope of the American west, Tarantino opted to film The Hateful Eight in Ultra Panavision 70mm film. He also shot parts of the movie in 65mm analog film stock. The film was the first to shoot in this format in 50 years since the release of Khartoum in 1966.
Something most people overlook or don’t understand…..it was def a big deal…..and imagine the hassle to film all that
I agree, it lacked depth. I guess it just overly expounded how vile and destructive hate is. I would have recommended Django over this one if I had to pick a Tarantino western to react to. It at least had enough dept and a vigilant plot. So maybe next time? Thanks
It's funny how different Tarantino films can be rated "the best" to different people. All Tarantino fans have valid points as to why a particular film is their favorite. My top 3: Inglorious Bastards, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown.
Morricone did the sound track for The Thing too. In fact, they use a piece of music from The Thing in this movie. Even the isolation concept is a homage to The Thing.
loved this film. was fascinating to see it at the cinema as it actually had an intermission which was very cool and the soundtrack is phenomenal
This is the Sister film to Jon Carpenter’s the Thing...
The director’s cut is on Netflix. It’s broken into three or four two hour episodes.
Inspired by the Thing. Tarantino wanted to do his version of a movie where people were stuck in a closed space, with the tension building until it erupts out of the screen, onto the audience.
Kind of like...Reservoir Dogs.
The "Shenanigans" edit was brilliant. Excellent work.
I would've preferred the South Park carnival episode where Kyle declares "Shenanigans" and immediately summons Officer Barbrady to investigate. After a flawed investigation, Barbrady states "Young man, you can't just go around declaring 'Shenanigans,' that's how wars get started."
Tarantinos best of the post 90's Era. I think it's one of his masterpieces up there with Pulp and Jackie
That story about the old man’s son and Samuel Jackson’s character was not supposed to be fake. It happened. In the story I mean.
Favorite character : daisy
Reason: she is very tough, stubborn, and funny. Despite being chained to a capable bounty hunter, she remains calm and takes time to irritate him and make jokes. She also had a good idea by trying to bribe the new sheriff. She knew he disliked Major Warren for multiple reasons and knew he valued his life from the stage coach ride.
"The Ballad of Little Joe" is an interesting little western, a bit out of the ordinary.
I started this having zero expectations but I don't even know why I doubted it. That long of a movie didn't feel long for me.
Hateful 8 and Reservoir Dogs are both written like a play and mostly take place in one spot. Tarantino said after his 10 films he wants to do a tv show and a broadway play since he’s a huge fan
Jennifer Jason Leigh deserved an Oscar for this performance.
This movie was one of the most brutal I have ever seen. The violence was so extreme it kinda grossed me out. My favourite character was Joe Gage played by Michael Madsen and this movie is around my 4th favourite film from Tarantino.
overated fluff
It had very good humour and music score
One of my favorite movies ever, and xmas movie and Halloween movie lmao
Hey guys!! I hope you had a very Merry Christmas!! 🎄🎄
One of my favorite watches was Grindhouse. A double feature horror, Death Proof and Planet Terror made by Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez. It’s worth a watch.
I listen to reactors like you guys as I work, so Thankyou for providing entertainment to listen to while workin. Also watch if I can’t sleep when I’m missing my daughters when they’re at their moms so doubly thanks for your time and efforts.
I liked it better than his last movie, couldnt get into that one. Was cool to see some familiar faces in his movie too, by now I'm used to hearing that word in every Tarantino movie.
The four hour extended is my favorite. I saw it in theater 3 times. Got a free collectors book each viewing.
A haberdashery is actually a small shop that sells sewing supplies hehe. I hope you do all of the tarentino films! So gooooood
Vapid criticism "The movie seemed to only be made to use the N-word." Really??
I like her attitude on... that word.
She's absolutely correct. He shoehorns it in every opportunity he gets. And even the ones he doesn't.
You guys should react to the 3 seasons of HBO's Deadwood. It used to air after the Sopranos, best western ever made!
Agreed! And follow up with the movie.
Love this movie
Quentin can make some cool funny dialogues than anybody in Hollywood
This is a F'N bad ass movie! Awesome you're watching it.
if you want a really odd tarantino film ,watch the midnight meat train !
This movie is a western version of The Thing. Ennio Morricone used some of his old music he wrote for The Thing on this score as well.
Also kind of an update of Reservoir Dogs.
Back to basics. QT's debut.... Reservoir Dogs was placed in one location and a mystery. This was and still is a very underrated QT movie.
Great film! I have watched it over and over...the extended version.
You, guys, are the best. I wait and watch every video you release with an outmost pleasure. Love those moments when Mr. Movies always just shrugs in response to his wife guessing which way the plot is gonna turn))
I have never seen someone look envious of someone’s ability to perform a snot rocket lol. I digress, this is the only QT movie that I had zero desire to watch more than once but it was fun watching you guys react to it.. cheers
14:53 Ennio Morricone used unused music from his score for The Thing(1982). This movie is the resulting offspring if John Carpenter's The Thing and Reservoir Dogs met and conceived
Also: Chris Mannix was my favorite character because he was the only somewhat good guy out of the group. He called the Major out about the Lincoln letter being fake, his reaction with the poisoned coffee cracked me up and his reaction to Daisy shooting John Ruth was priceless
Some trivia: During the sequence where Michael Madsen hunts down and murders the man in the outhouse the song playing is from The Last House on The Left. Wes Craven (writer/director A Nightmare on Elm Street) first film and produced bySean Cunningham (director Friday the 13th). The guitar broken by Kurt Russell was broken by accident. It was an actual one from that period.Tarantino almost did not make this film after a copy screenplay was leaked.
Walton Goggins is a 10/10 on his and Danny Mcbride’s comedy TV shows Vice principals and the righteous gemstones
It does not seem to be a popular opinion but The Hateful Eight is my favorite Tarantino movie since the 2000's over Django Unchained and definitely over the Kill Bill series and Inglourious Basterds.
Welcome to the internet, where every opinion is unpopular. By the way, that opinion makes you sound insane.
You gotta love Chris Mannix 180 turn from a racist to a man who saw Major Warren as just another equal human being after the poisened coffee affair..he never used the n word and adressed Warren by his name
The scene when Domague plays the guitar & Kurt Russell bashes it into a hundred pieces was a real one-hundred year old museum piece that was irreplaceable; Tarantino got in trouble for it.
Sorry, I see someone else already mentioned this; Note to self, read other people's comments first before I comment.
On an "unrelated" note, during the rape scene in "pulp-fiction" Ving Rames got pissed for having to do multiple takes so he "demanded" that make-up artists use "Black-Man Dye #5" & apply it to Tarantino's Ass so he could act as a "Stand-In" for the Gimp scene.
note: a haberdashery is a store that sells sewing supplies
A haberdashery is a shop that sells men's wear and accessories, especially hats.
That's what I thought it meant. Maybe the term was also used for any small store. I dunno.
Nominated for 3 Oscars
Best Supporting Actress Jennifer Jason Leigh
Best Cinematography
Best Original Score, Ennio Morricone.
Ennio Morricone took home the Oscar for Best Original Score, but had a huge falling out with Quentin Tarantino as Morricone was forced to rework the music to the film by having darker themes and even used the rejected score for THE THING in some parts of the movie, especially with John Ruth being poisoned.
This was the last motion picture Morricone ever scored and the last Motion Picture that the Weinstein's produced.
The last movie scored by Morricone was The Corrispondence by Giuseppe Tornatore
what I liked about the movie was the twist in middle concerning Bob, and the replay of the first half.
As Count Dooku said, I’ve been looking forward to this
This is my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie. This movie was amazing and it's underrated
Easily in the top 3 of my favorite Tarantino films.
Funny story: one of my friends is a HUGE Tarantino fan, he actually turned me on to his films loaning me a dvd of Reservoir Dogs. I have no idea how, but a little more than a week before the Hateful Eight was released in theater, it was already on one of those less than legal online streaming websites in dvd quality. I sent him a video on my phone, of me watching the new film (he didn't have internet access in the boondocks) saying "Gee...what is this? Is this the new Tarantino film the Hateful Eight? Oh it's probably just a clip..." I zoomed in on the the play length of the video and stated "Nope! That's the whole movie b####! See you tomorrow at work!"
He was PISSED!!!!!!!
Merry Xmas and a Happy upcoming New Year!⛄✨🙂
I spit my drink out when I saw the Super Troopers clip 😂😂😂