The Hateful Eight - Movie Review
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Chris Stuckmann reviews The Hateful Eight, starring Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Walton Goggins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern, Demian Bichir. Directed by Quentin Tarantino.
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"You're gonna make a deal with this diabolical biiiiitch" I cracked up so much on that bit.
I flipped out, the writing, performing, and slow motion of that scene was hilarious!!
that was a picture perfect scene
@@paulopinzon or how about, "but I don't got no gun!"
Classic.
i kinda find it bad being slow motioned
Am I the only one who LOVED Walton Goggins in this Movie??
He's such an underrated actor and im so glad he had his fair amount of screentime in the hateful eight.
One the best actors working today. If you need convincing, just watch The Shield.
He was funny af in this movie too lmao. He really stands out to me
His performance was fantastic. He was pretty much the best actor in the movie. Even better than L. Jackson. I loved him.
I won't lie to you when he was in unjustified I thought he was Johnny Knoxville because they were in a similar crap movie back in the day. I thought wow Johnny Knoxville is one hell of an actor for a good while.I'm now a Walter Goggins fan
Update.
I just rewatched Sons of anarchy and HOLY SHIT, this guy can do EVERYTHING..
why does everyone hate the fact there was no likeable charactors, thats what i loved about it
It was interesting for me as well, I didn't know who to side with, which made it hard to guess what would happen next and who would come out on top :)
ExtonRj yeah, that's like half of Trantino's films anyway XD
its a film where everyone hates eachother, if one single person was a clear cut good person that would ruin it all
also the fact that there were no likeably characters means Tarantino succeeded... its called the hateful eight guys... not the likable one or two and hateful rest. I agree, i loved that everyone was despicable, all characters I loved to hate!
I agree. i think it's the reason that this 3-hour film flew by. you never knew who to trust, so you're always on edge and engaged
There's a certain guitar that meets its demise during this film. Kurt Russell smashes it not knowing it was a priceless Martin guitar made in the 1870s and was on loan from the company.. Jennifer Jason Leigh's reaction when he is about to smash the guitar is definitely real and it's awesome that Taratino left it in the film.
Blingdream wait what ze fuck I thought Cinema Sins was joking about this
Everyone always saying this was an accident, but it was totally done on purpose to get a more genuine reaction
You can actually see Jennifer look offscreen towards where Quentin is presumably sitting right after the guitar is smashed...there's no in-story reason for her to suddenly look off to the side like that. That was genuine shock.
Antique Martin guitar: priceless
Jennifer Jason Leigh's reaction to it being smashed: priceless
Quentin Tarantino's practical joke: priceless (to him)
Seeing people saying "aah characters arent likeable" -Film is called Hateful 8 xD
This should have more likes.....
Ashlynne Renae and also your reply
@@sameerhafeez7029 and also your reply..
Sam and Walt near the end are pretty likeable
No kidding, people complain so much about that, that sometimes I wonder if a huge group of people just misread the title as "The loveable 8"
whatever you do don't ask sam jackson for a blanket
Lmao! That shit was "Cold blooded"!
What a fucking story! I didn't expect that shit
Lolololololololololololol
"...and it was covered in blood so you KNOW it was warm!" And he never did give him that blanket...damn
Was he telling the truth or just trying to get a reason to kill a confedorate
damn that part was grusome
Chris likes listening to Beastiality?
I found that extremely odd
+RadarFilms Lol, anybody got a link to that song?
+Crimson Head98 the comment or not listening to the context? :)
+TheRiisingSun his comment
the road to beastiality
one of the most rewatchable 3 hour movies of all time
did you not feel like Tim Roth was kind of just acting like Christoph Waltz? I feel like his part was written for Waltz
Waltz was originally supposed to be in the movie, but he wanted to do Spectre. So it's possible that was his role
I thought that to, but QT wrote it for Tim. The only character he didn't write for a specific actor was Daisy.
Tanner Newcomb I that it was Waltz..lol
I don't think Waltz could have pulled Mobray off, especially with the third act twist.
Tanner Newcomb DEFINITELY
I never feel like it is a 3 hour long movie. It's just splendid.
A is the new A+
+Koki F He did mention one flaw with the movie, besides, he doesnt give A+ like candy, and he gave it to Mad Max
+Tomas Canevaro Don Jon got an A+
I just rate the movies one higher than he gives them. Mad Max had one flaw (That being the lacking villain) but it got an A+.
An A+ shouldn't mean a flawless movie unless the flaw is huge and takes away from the rest of the movie (like The Dark Knight Rises scripting). Every movie has flaws even tiny ones, like the tiny ones Chris mentions in almost every review. An A+ should just be for the best movies overall, despite tiny flaws.
It's sort of a running joke for me now.
+Koki F I hate that rating why not use the star rating..bloody A pfft 5 star simple as that.
A+ is only given to movies that have an impact on the future of cinema, like how mad max will affect action. YES there was a time in 2013 where some movies were given A+ for no apparent reason (American hustle which is an A) but Chris has changed his marking technique
Tarantino always brings out the best in Samuel L. Jackson.
Great acting and great writing is always guarantee in a tarantino movie. My favorite is the great Pulp Fiction. excellent example of brilliant criss cross editing and brilliant writing
+DamianPickett Deathproof didn't have great acting and it didn't have great writing...
+Terry Silvester which was the point, paying tribute to old school B movies
superermac55 No, thats not the point. You're making excuses.
+Rocky weak* and thats a reason i liked it. reminded me of a bunch of old B movies that would play on tv Saturday nights. wasnt the best but still fun. again everyone can have their opinions.
+Terry Silvester Kurt Russel was the only enjoyable part of that movie. So, while I'll agree that Death Proof was pretty terrible, at least for Tarantino's very high standard, it did have at least one good performance.
Walton Goggins should've been nominated probably along with Samuel L Jackson
I expected him to be the weakest part of the film but he really pulled it off.
I always thought the yokel type character was made up cliche that is usually portrayed bad, but he really make me believe that type of character actually existed.
Goggins is fuckin awesome
Agreed!
Goggins is amazing. Truly one of the best actors working today. If you don't believe it, you need to watch The Shield.
BIG. BLACK. DINGUS. (This comment will make sense after you watch the movie)
TorTorTalks I was genuinely uncomfortable during that scene in the theater. So twisted.
TorTorTalks omg
Ertuğrul Alper no one cares
His laugh in this movie was hillarious
TorTorTalks lol that shit was hilarious. He said I pulled out my Big Black Dingus and put it in your boys mouth. How fucked up.
Quentin Tarantino? What a hack. He doesn't even shoot on digital.
You tell e'm George. CGI for life!
I laughed a lot more at your joke when I saw your name
Better than your CGI-fest prequels.
+The One look who's talking..cgi infested matrix movies
***** But the fight scenes are cooler than the prequels am I right? *awkward laugh* Right?
Why do people alyways forget "Jackie Brown". This was such a good Samuel LJ performance.
I agree he was great in Jackie Brown and underrated movie as well. The scene where he put Chris Tucker in the trunk is hilarious.
He was a screen stealer in that film.
+Manta Personally, my favorite Tarantino Character was Vince Vega from Pulp Fiction, i tend to rate characters AS the characters, not as the actors/actresses who played them, but yeah, Vince Vega, loved him in the 90s, love him now
+Manta I love Hotline Miami
I do too, but i prefer the 2nd one, i like the Son character
Would love to see Chris do a Tarantino review series like he did with M. Night Shyamalan
A+
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A+
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A+
Jess Holly time to add another A+
I think he's reviewed every Tarantino film
Walton goggins is hands down the most underrated actor ever, he needs to be in more Tarantino films
The way he pro nounced “DOH ming grey”
I just watched the movie last night,Goggins was a major standout
Saw it today and I LOVED it.
I just saw it right now. It sure was one hell of a movie.
Walton Goggins was the true MVP of the movie. Stole every scene he was in.
+Don't call me babe! He was always excellent on The Shield and Justified, he's actually the reason I'm excited to see this movie.
Yes!!! He was absolute perfection!!
+Don't call me babe! He generally does whenever he's on any screen. From what I hear he's in Quintin's "Inner circle" now because of how he delivers lines. The more he's on screen the better. Justified is one of the most underrated shows ever. Though hard to say underrated because it's rated high on most things but not a lot of people watched it.
+Don't call me babe! It was the same thing with the TV show Justified. As great as Timothy Olyphant is, Walton Goggins steals every scene.
Also great in playing a transgender in sons of anarchy!
I searched for Beastiality and I found really wierd things...
and the fbi found you.
have fun knowing everything you see on your computer from now on is in a database somewhere in fbi hq.
Batman The Superman Killer
Yeah, FBI doesn't have authority over me.
+Máté Vajda nigga what?
+Máté Vajda you wrote wierd not weird
bestiality*
absolutely amazing movie. Tarantino is a fucking master. the only thing I missed was Christoph Waltz. He would've been absolutely perfect for this movie.
Well you got Tim Roth playing Christoph Waltz
3rd Gunman just watched for the first time and immediately thought of Waltz when they introduced Oswaldo haha
Tim Roth was good good
True but he was already a huge part of Quentin's last 2 movies before this one so tbh I thought it was nice having Tim Roth back for this one
Chris Kindler no
There wasn't an intermission when I saw the movie. I really had to piss for the last hour.
Jombo damn I feel sorry for you especially the last hour is so tense
there was only an intermission if you saw the extended 70mm version
Netflix*
just go to the god damn toilet
Only the extended version has an intermission.
I would love to wipe my memory of this film to watch it again
Gwarguts best comment ever
Same
Getting a little dicey with that logo huh? 😂
Your profile pic is too close to the nazi flag
My goal is to one day get an A+ from Chris
He has 2 this year: Mad Max: Fury Road and Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens.
+John Colon Step it up: try getting a 10/10 from Adam from Yourmoviesucks
+BruceGifford JustMyOpinion he gave star wars an A, not an A+
BootyFruity Wow, I just rewatched the ending of his review. You're right. I couldn't have sworn though I remember hearing him say "I know I have flaws with the movie, but I still have to give Star Wars: The Force Awakens an ... A+." I just must have heard it incorrectly.
+BruceGifford JustMyOpinion He gave Awakens an A.
I absolutely loved the film (as I do most Tarantino movies), however I went with a group of friends and it was definitely split. 2 of us loved it, while 2 others thought it was pretty good and 2 thought it was bad. I think in this day in age where attention spans are slim to none, it's tough for some people to truly appreciate it. That said, I'm 24 and couldn't have been more engaged.
I wouldn’t want to watch this in theaters. I’d be too restless. I love watching this at home though. Just being in a winter storm for 3 hours is my favorite part.
I finished watching it an hour ago and I loved it!! Great dialogue, great performances, the unpredictability all helped make this movie awesome
This movie is a masterpiece
Tonyo Overseas I was
Anthony Chobot what?
pretty great but definitely not a masterpiece i mean cmon
Tonyo Overseas no
Ethan Redd fuck off
In the UK, Clue is called Cluedo
In Russia, game plays you.
No everywhere its called cluedo except america
That's...nice
In Canada, there is no killer.
Its cluedo in greece too
Gotta wait until January 14 in Australia...... Fuck.
+Zac Winter I know, Central Europe has to wait even longer, 26th January.
+Zac Winter Have to wait until the 21st in WA hhaha oh
oh
+Zac Winter In sydney we get it on the 8th :b
+Mario Quade I thought we had to wait until 7th of january so are you sure?
That One Punch Man season finale thooooo
Hail Lord Boros!
+Gerrel Saunders pretty epic, little disappointed with boros though. i preferred what was going on on the ground, ATOMIC SLASH!!!
+Catalyzer935 Killer Move : Serious Series Punch.
+kyle dominic 30 years later and Akira is still the best looking thing to come out of Japan.
+Gerrel Saunders dogshit
Tarantino seems like the kind of guy who _really_, _genuinely_ respects filmmaking as an art form. I feel like a lot of other directors would've completely ditched the idea of turning something into a film when a script was leaked, but not Tarantino. He had a vision in his head and he wanted to put that vision on the big screen. And I'm thankful that he did.
"When you get to hell John, tell 'em Daisy sent ya."
That line gave me chills
*GAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH*
I feel like the only reason O.B. and John existed, is to keep Mannix alive.
Why no mention of Jennifer Jason Leigh? She gave possibly the best performance in the film.
Fuck off
Yeah she was low key brilliant
She was so unpleasant that she must have acted very well.
When ya get to hell, John... Tell 'em Daisy sent ya..
Quentin Tarantino is the new Stanley Kubrick. Seriously, the man is an artist and a genius. All his work is brilliant, and not one of the movie he directed was bad.
+Emperor Palpatine They are literally nothing alike
Luke Radmore They were both artists.
That's quite a bold statement
+Emperor Palpatine That is a very bold and very wrong statement. Many of Stanley Kubrick's films were adapted works, that he adapted and directed, and shot with his own shots in mind and sometimes even took the camera from the DP and even edited himself. if you know any film history, Quentin Tarantino has not had one original idea and has taken the style from many directors such as Sergio Leone and copied completely from them. Although Tarantino flicks are very fun and enjoyable, he is nowhere near Kubrick level.
+Emperor Palpatine Taratino doesn't try to be the next Kubrick or hitchcock,he does his movies in his own style and that's what makes him one of the best and not the next anythig
The story that Jackson tells is gnarly. So graphic and darkly funny. One of my favorite films of the year.
The hateful m8
+Luke Duke The H8ful M8
+Luke Duke the h8ful 8 m8s
the h8ful 8 b8, m8
Masterb8
Don't H8! Appreci8!
You forgot to mention the gore of this movie. Like Tarantino movies. The Hateful Eight aint for the faint of heart.
he mentioned the gore
Bullshit. Martin Gore wasn't in the film.
@dead meme tha jokh flew over yer melon
“First time?”
Meh. It’s not the worst gore I’ve seen. I feel it’s fairly accurate outside of the poison scene.
I watched this movie back to back, I couldn’t have watched it enough, I’m about to watch it again but my god, this movie portrays racism so well but yet NOBODY CARES because it’s so good, it’s amazing, it’s by far my favorite movie ever
Congrats on 500k.
When are you going to upload? I thought you were dead.
Oh wait, never mind lol.
ONE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!
MUAHAHAHA
"in GLORIOUS 70mm FILM!!!!!!!!!!!!"
- Quentin Tarantino
One of my favorite lines in the movie was: "You gotta kick it in!!!!"
Tarantino has become "ol' reliable" for me. Thoroughly enjoyed the Hateful 8. Great suspense and great performances all around.
Like you said, something about the way the man crafts dialogue keeps you engaged, even for 10 straight minutes of characters just talking to each other. As an aspiring writer who worries about dialogue as one of my weak points, I really admire that.
Tarantino's most overlooked film.
Jackie Brown?
I just watched it on Netflix... Totally agree! Loved it!
One thing that really stuck with me throughout the film, is the tension building up. It gets so bad, I was scared someone's head would just blowup from someone else's gun offscreen and across the room. Even after the mystery is revealed, I still feel the tension straight up until the credits roll.
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+Shadow Reaper He needs to for an accurate 10 Ten Worst film video
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The pacing at first was a little slow, but when it picks up it is amazing
You need background to understand the story
I think it was slow on purpose, Quentin puts you out in that blizzard and throws you in that carriage for a long cold ride before allowing the audience to come into the toasty, cozy cabin. It's part of what made you feel that warmth
I just saw The Hateful Eight, the movie was PHENOMENAL! Omg the tension in this movie was killing me. I gotta say Samuel L. Jackson stole the show, I hope Sam gets nominated for Best leading actor, while Goggins gets best supporting actor & Leigh gets best supporting actress. The Hateful Eight is now my top 3 best Tarantino films of all time, along with Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction.
And Idk about you guys, but Channing Tatum's extended cameo really surprised me. He was great.
Reservoir Dogs A+
Pulp Fiction A+
Jackie Brown A
Kill Bill: Volume 1 A-
Kill Bill: Volume 2 A-
Death Proof C-
Inglourious Basterds A
Django Unchained A+
The Hateful Eight A+
Inglorious bastereds is easy A+ for me. His best movie in my opinion.
George Wyatt Once Upon a Time In Hollywood: A
OOFER GANG that’s Quentin Tarantino’s materpice
His only bad movie imo is Death Proof and Jackie Brown was okay every other film he's done is either great or a classic
Hateful 8, inglorious bastards should be the only one with a+
This is a spectacular mystery! One of Tarantinos best films! I love how he gives you a payoff at the end. In Tarantino's films he's slowly building up and up. But eventually the story hits the climax!
Congrats on reaching half a million subscribers!
watched it yesterday, i also can say i think it's part horror film. Overall, i think it's Tarantino's best film by far.
Agreed . Absolutely phenomenal
Me & my wife were just arguing over whether “The Menu” is a horror film. I can’t see it but she thinks it is. I guess to me for a horror film to be horror I have to feel scared.
Every Quentin Tarantino movie has a long, masterfully crafted build up that keeps you on the edge of your seat, and towards the end your are met with multiple emotions in a fast paced climax, which leaves you grinning like an idiot when the movie ends. Such a satisfying ending and unexpected gory and gruesome plot twist makes this movie a must see for a true cinema connoisseur
The acting was amazing and the dialogue was great. This was easily one of my favorite Tarantino films ever. Brilliantly done!
What is crazy about it is the first time i watched it I turned it off after a few minutes. The second time I watched it all but wasn't sure what I felt. Now I've watched it 30 times probably. It's by far my favorite film by him. It grows on you. It's like a play. It's all dialogue driven.
What if Arthur Morgan and/or John Marston were in the cabin
Then everyone would’ve been dead, except those two.
Most Epic Cameo Ever!
Alexander Bemis brad Pitt as arthur
Austin Arnold Thomas Haden Church as Arthur, Josh Brolin as John
r/cringe
Saw the film last night and half way through I said to myself "this film's like a game of clue". The way it was directed to trying to figure out who was the imposter among the eight was just like the board game and I enjoyed every minute. Very glad Chris brought this up and not the only one w/ these sentiments
There was a couple 'The Thing' connections- kurt Russell played a similar character in both films, he warns everyone that someone isnt who they say they are in both films. The snowy isolation is similar & Morricone's music.
Chris please review Taxi Driver.
YES. YES. YES.
+sam lasley you talking to me?
Both of you. I love Taxi Driver and Raging Bull
Ah, now I get the reference! Good one ;)
Better tet, make an in deph analyzes
the movie started of slow but the dialogues were so good as expected that it kept me entertained
after like 1.20 hour it kept getting better and better
movie was brutal and rly well done
9/10 for me
Ah, back when Chris was still lighthearted and in love with reviewing films. How I miss thee
Just drove to Boston to see the Hateful Eight Roadshow with an actual film projector and it was one of my favorite theater experiences
Contrary to popular opinion, I enjoyed this more than Django Unchained
Me too. Hateful 8 is better than Django
I love both film but this one is more fun
@Agrisberto Hernandez At least do your research so you don't look like a dumbass. He only has made 10 films.
Agrisberto Hernandez calm down they’re two very beloved movies of Tarantino and they’re more recent so more people have seen them due to Netflix. It’s not just because of the n word lol. Plus Tarantino hasn’t even started on his 10th and final movie, he nowhere near 18
Me too🤗
3 hours... my back is hurting already
He said it has an intermission
it's 2 hours and 47 minutes
+Danyel Perão Trust em when i say the time just flies by! One of the best films I've watched this year!
+Brandon K. It's not having an intermission for the wide release
+Brandon K. It didn't for my theater pretty sure that was for the special screenings.
Besides too long shots of snow, this IS an A+! Love your stuff btw... Keep it up.
I still can't believe you gave an A+ only to MM:FR...
It was too shiny and chrome. It drove Chris completely mad!
He gets off on that well-filmed action thing, and don't get me wrong it's annoying as fuck when they do that too close quick cut shamy cam bullshit, but Mad Max is too simple to be an A plus
why? it was amazing
Fury road is a B at most IMO
Pladrassil because there were so many other films that deserves A+
This movie has no only The Great Silence as inspiration (the snow and bleak ending), but also The Thing from John Carpenter (again the snow and the suspense) and Heartbreak Pass, a western from 1975 with Charles Bronson also in the winter and snow, almost all inside a train, with the mistery of who's who.
It was very appropriate for Tarantino to use a track from The Thing in a film where Kurt Russell is in a snowbound building with someone or someones who are "not who they say they are." That's a hell of an homage.
walter Goggins was my favorite character, he had me cracking up every time he was on screen
Dude you gave don jon an A+ surely this is gotta get an A++......
fans a+
Chris! I can't believe you're not familiar with WALTON Goggins! It's forgiven though cause the majority of what he's known for is television and not movies. But great actor.
+Jason Clark (JJayBANE) The Shield and Justified are fucking awesome.
+MUSICLOVER23429 Hell to the yes.
I'm shocked he raved so much about the movie and didn't say a word about Jennifer Jason Leigh. Her performance was stunning! To be fair, there were so many standouts it's hard to mention everyone, but I saw the movie and absolutely loved it as well, this was a really enjoyable movie and there were no weak performances in my opinion.
The irony of Kurt Russell being stuck in a single location, surrounded by snow, and suspicious of everyone again since The Thing is hilarious
Simply a masterpiece, there was even terror & an eerie ass feeling at times, felt like u were in the cabin with them as tensions & anxiety built... my personal favorite film
First and last time i’ve heard the word “Haberdashery.”
really??
Also used in the movie did the departed "Your best? What do you think we are in the haberdashery business?"
HATS N TIES CHAPEAUS N CRAVATES,ARE THE WARES FOR PURCHASE AT YON HABERDASHERY MY GOOD MAN
I absolutely agree with you on that flashback to the past. So many things felt off about it. The acting was pretty hokey (ESPECIALLY from the woman playing Minnie), some characters looked too modern and didn't seem to fully fit with the time period (Tho it was pretty cool seeing Zoe Bell again so long after Deathproof), and with the exception of a great scene between Channing Tatum and Bruce Dern it almost feels like you could have cut it out entirely and not really missed much. Other than that tho HOLY SHIT what a movie.
Fun fact: There's a quick moment in the film where Kurt Russell's character smashes a guitar. The guitar was an 1870 Martin model on loan from Martin Guitar museum and was intended to be switched out for a stunt guitar. Unfortunately no one actually switched the guitar and it was totally destroyed.
Never liked any Tarantino movie, but this movie might be the greatest film I've ever seen. Saw it in 70mm and loved it. I give it a 10/10. Great acting, great score, brilliant writing, overall pleasing in many ways.
I loved this movie but I think Kurt should have lasted longer.
but Kurt and Sam did outstanding
fuck you
I was looking forward to this movie and you fucking ruined it
emma love Believe me, I couldn't sympathize with you more. However, you DID make the unfortunate decision to browse a RUclips comments section for a film you didn't want spoiled. What did you think was gonna happen?
Napalm Vibe his death was the reason the plot got interesting
Grats on 500k, Chris
My favorite QT film; a masterpiece.
Hey Chris, if you liked Walton Goggins' performance in The Hateful Eight I highly recommend checking him out in the 2001 short film The Accountant. I'd love to see you review it
I finally watched it! The camera work was just perfect and beautiful. The dialogue was a masterpiece. 🗣🗣🗣🗣
Why does Quentin Tarantino look like my aunt?
+Taylor Young Why does your aunt look like Quentin Tarantino?
+Taylor Young Maybe she's directed by Joss Wheaton.
+toho shankme What if his aunt IS Quentin Tarantino? The plot thickens....
+Generic Name I don't get it.
+Generic Name what
Damn I thought it would get an A+.....
+Rohan sinha thats a Pandora's box Chris did not want to open, if he gave this film a A+ he would have lost 20% of his subs for giving it a higher rating the Star Wars lol
He's given A's to Spotlight, The Revenant, Star Wars, and now this. In my opinion, they all deserve the extra +
+That Guy on the Right He gave to The Revenant A-
+That Guy on the Right AGREED. If he gave Mad max an A+, he's gotta give these an A+. Either way listen to the review and not the grade.
Films that he's given As to are Inside Out, Spotlight, Hateful 8 and Star Wars. Now Star Wars TFA had a big Deus Ex Machina at the end so I can forgive that grade but the flaws he lists for the other movies can be aimed at Mad Max Fury Road (which had a mediocre villain, see I can name flaws too), which he gave an A+ too. It's fine and his opinion but it just seems silly to not pick like he does.
Damn I was expecting an A+
Tarantino confirmed that the film would use three unused tracks from Morricone's original soundtrack for John Carpenter's The Thing - "Eternity", "Bestiality" and "Despair"
I absolutely adored the movie. My second favorite Quentin Tarantino film. The big black dingus monologue was absolutely brilliant and gangster as shit. Reminded me of the pulp fiction speech. I loved it
This movie wont survive this close to TFA.
dont think it needs to
+Tamani Wheeler well im sure tarantino wants it to make money lol and it will flop
james williams he really doesn't need it to make a lot of money, that's evident by the slot he put this movie in.
sure he does, but you missedunderstood my point, the movie studio does.. Miramax needs to make the money back..as well as tarantino,..and who says he doesn't need to? lol.
james williams well I mean. If they were looking for a lot of money they wouldn't put it next to star wars
If there's anything to rival Star Wars as my favourite film of the year, it's this or the Revenant
mad fury road max
So far my top ten of the year is:
10. Kingsman The Secret Service
9. The Gift
8. Beasts of No Nation
7. When Marnie was There
6. The Martian
5. Mad Max: Fury Road
4. Creed
3. Spotlight
2. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
1. Inside Out
+Limo Maker ew
+Limo Maker ew
ValiantOverlord Mad Max is right up there as no.2, i just enjoyed star wars more
I love this movie! Might be my second favorite Tarantino film.🐺
Actually I keep it for first ....this is the text book definition of tarantino movie ....followed by Jackie brown
Quentin made the whole cast watch The Thing (yes, even Kurt Russell) as preparation for this movie.
Fun Fact: The song "Beastiality" is used in on the DVD and BluRay title and menu screen for "The Thing". So it got worked in with a little cameo years later!
The first thing I thought of when this movie ended was "How come it's called 'Hateful 8' when there are 10 character?" I saw other people asked this question online and Tarantino himself explains it as there are 8 hateful people and two people who just happened to get caught in the proceedings (O.B. Jackson and General Smithers).
Wow the fact that it was over 3 hours totally went over my head lol It felt like a 90 minutes movie to me. It was awesome!
Man, I’m surprised Stuckmann didn’t point out the similarities to this film and The Thing.
Laurence Fishburne looks great in the film based on the trailers.
The Dialouges in this movie were top notch. 👌
Also, Chris, I would love to see a spoiler review about The Hateful 8. I absolutely loved the movie's construction, acting, music, pretty much everything...except the reveal when that linear cutaway did happen. Honestly that whole entire reveal infuriated me. Can't really write about it without spoilers, but let's just say the only reason I could see for characters to not act certain ways was, "Well, then we wouldn't have a movie." And although I can let movies slide with that on small things that advance the plot, I can't handle it in this case because the whole movie/climax was based on what the characters do in that flashback.
Since you didn't mention being frustrated with that in your review, I would love to hear how you took it! I really enjoyed the movie, but would give it a B+ because of that reveal...