THE HATEFUL EIGHT (2015) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Hope you all enjoy my reaction as I watch The Hateful Eight for the first time.
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Original Movie: The Hateful Eight (2015)
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I've always thought this movie would make a great stage play. Takes place mostly in one location, lots of interesting character acting and dialogue, has a clear 2 Act structure.
They did a script reading with all the actors a while ago
@@pumkinplays8328 Cool, I'll have to check that out!
I'm not as into theatrical esque films. More into the visually poetic films.
It originally was written as a play. The part where a narrator comes in to tell what happened and name a chapter is a remnant of it. And so is everything you said.
great idea! I"d love to see a stage play of this, my favorite part of the movie is the 1st act.
Never forget, Kurt Russell broke a priceless guitar instead of the prop, and they kept the reaction in the movie
When I first heard about it I laughed so hard.
@@masterzombie161 i love when the actress looks to the crew when it happens like "uhhh do we cut?????"
antique Martin from the 1860s oof
@Uncle Ho well why tf would you leave such a guitar on set and how did nobody notice it
@@tsukuyomi4207 It was being used in the scene. I imagine the smashing was improvised and Kurt obviously didn't know it's value.
Fun Fact: Sweet Dave was the coin toss guy who ran the gas station from No Country for old men.
DANGGG I JUST REALISED THAT
CALL IT
Tomáš Hájek we need to know what we’re callin it for
for real!
@@billylebullyhunter7366 Everything
The film was nominated for 3 Oscars:
Best Supporting Actress
Best Cinematography
Best Original Score.
It won the latter, for Ennio Morricone, who was 86, making him the oldest Oscar winner of 2015.
It’s really disappointing this wasn’t nominated for so much more than that including best screenplay, best actor, best director, best picture, and definitely many more.
And Morricone did NOT get along with Tarantino! Glad he won the Oscar!
@@andrewreisinger6860 That was a fake interview from Play Boy magazine and Morricone denied such words and sued Play Boy for it. Morricone had no problem with Tarantino and he thanked him a lot for winning is only Oscar, wich make sense.
@@lordcaradoc3222 ok...thanks for the info. I heard about the interview on the news. Glad morricone sued.
Also isn't it morricones first oscar?
I don't know why this one wasn't as well received as most of his films... I think it's fantastic. The suspense, dialog and shocking moments and reveals are top notch as usual for Tarantino.
This was a great movie. Agree that it’s beautifully shot, great dialogue, suspense and mystery. However it’s got an incredibly bleak/dark ending. I feel like I need to shower after watching this one. Also once you’ve seen it and know all the twists, it’s not quite as thrilling during rewatches. I don’t really ever get the urge to sit down and rewatch this one, which is not the case with most Tarantino movies.
first tarantino I've ever seen. I went with my father after He tolds me how much tarantino movies where always something else.
I was 15 years old and left the theater shaking, so much suspense and that violence was so unexpected to me ( the scene where they blew shanning tatum face actually stay in my head for so long that everytime I'm watching a movie with long suspense dialogue I expect someone's head to blew up too)
According to Wikipedia, the movie received a lot of critisisim for sexism, because a bunch of people thought the parts where Domergue gets beaten up. I personally think that's ridiculous though, since literally every character, male and female, dies so it's not like just the female characters got abuse or anything.
I think the whole guess who is the "bad guy" has gotten old in his films by now.
I'm a big western fan and Tarantino fan but this movie was very disappointing in my opinion
@@josephamoraz7990 Well I suppose that might be a thing for anyone who hasn't figured out by now that EVERYONE in Tarantino films is the "bad" guy.
My favourite thing about Tarantino is how he can introduce such interesting characters that can be killed off instantly as well as the long running characters. You just never know who's going to survive which is rare in a lot of movies nowadays.
Yeah, that's why he is so good at creating tension. Nobody is safe.
Shit his next movie he probably gonna kill the main protagonist in the beginning or the middle of the story and just keep it on with other characters who knows that maybe his next big surprise
@@johnshepard5121 Absolutely...NO ONE is safe in this film. No survivors.
I had the pleasure of seeing this in the cinema, incredible - loved the reactions brandon!
Nice.
So which one would you recommend first "The Hateful Eight" or "Wish upon"?
Also glad to see you around Indeimaus keep up the good work.
Me too - I was 15 and it was the first Tarantino movie I saw in the cinema.
No fucking way you watch Brandon lmao
Holy shit what a crossover to see this comment
@@ivanmasjuk1742 they let you in when you were 15?
“His face looks a million times better than yours right now.” Not too fast, Brandon.
Lol that was perfect! Unbelievable death when I saw it like WHAT! just like that?
Tarantino's darkest film and one of his bloodiest.
Out of all the twists and turns, Channing Tatum appearing beneath the floorboards surprised me the most.
Im gonna say it. This is one of the best Tarantino movies
Yeah man my personal favorite of his
Interesting. I disagree. Inglorious Bastards has to objectively be his best, but this movie is definitely underated, without a doubt.
@@AdamAdam-md4mi Nothing such as objectivly the best when it Comes to movies
@@mclovin457 There are some criterias of a good movie. Like how smart the plot is or how much is the lighting of scenes fitting etc.
@@user-yo4bo5ww2y Competent filmmaking doesn't automatically equal a good movie. A movie can have an elaborate plot and still be bad.
“Well his face definitely looks better than yours-“
*head immediately explodes*
Walton Goggins is amazing in this. IMHO, the best character in the film. Also note the similarities to Reservoir Dogs and John Carpenter’s The Thing. Ennio Morricone scored this and The Thing.
Imma tell you that man will land a role at some point that will get the Oscar buzz going. He is impeccable in everything he does.
Also, this film uses some of Morricone's unused score for the Thing.
@@The90slim90 Supposedly it was only going to use the unused scores from The Thing actually, but Ennio Morricone got too attached to the project and decided he wanted to score it properly!
I completely agree about Walton Goggins. Jennifer Jason Leigh deserved her nomination, everyone in this film does solid, some just great, but he is one who really makes his character come alive through his dialogue
On my second watch I caught the theme sounded alot like "the thing" but right away noticed the similarities of "reservoir dogs" and thats where I believe this film loses it with me. Its just another oh who is who exactly and Tarantino has overused this idea. In my opinion this movie was very lame
We need Brandon to make a t-shirt with the quote “Tarantino, you madman!”
Edit: or as a reply “Absolute madman!”
*Absolute madman
We need a Brandon Bingo. Other phrases we'll put on it will be, "That's insane!" "I love that writing" and "I'm super hyped"
Also "absolute legend".
Freaking legend
If I remember correctly, Channing Tatum really wanted to be in a Tarantino movie lol his appearance was such a surprise
Man who wouldn't want to be in a Tarantino movie haha
He's a great actor,been big fan since seeing him in fox catcher.
I HATE that guy, but Tim Roth was in it so I watched. ha ha
@@JJDBaca everyone was won over by channing by 21 and 22 jump street plus this is the end 🤣 after those I knew he was cool
He's proved himself as a legit actor for a long while now. I think it's safe to give him credit
This is becoming a Christmas movie for me.
Mine too 😂
I definitely claim it as a Christmas movie.😂
It was released on Christmas too so yeah
It’s one of ours!
Minnie's beef stew honestly looks so damn good, it sticks with me for days every single time I watch the movie. Perhaps it's because I am Danish, but those big, chunky potatoes, man... Delicious!
imagine being hungry and seeing that
My grandmother made the best stew I always want that stew when I see that scene
Tarantino has a way of making food look delicious in his movies lol
Fun Fact: 17:25 the piece of music that plays here was originally composed by Morricone for "The Thing" but never got used for this movie...Tarantino finally decided to put it into the soundtrack for "The Hateful Eight"
Yep! The title is Beastiality.
*Bestiality.
I love how this movie is just carried by dialogue and the characters, the interactions are amazing, its like a constant build up, it never gets boring despite it being far from an action film, incredibly difficult to make a movie likes this entertaining but Tarantino is a true master, this movie is criminally underrated :)
I remember walking into this movie at the worst timing, just as they all started to vomit blood lol.
It's crazy how Goggins can sound like this in the movie, but also voices Cecil in Invincible! That dude is so talented 👏 also killed it on SoA!
Soa ?
@@laboon344 Sons Of Anarchy 👍
@@salmonero6472 oh ok and goggins is the guy who is the hangman ?
@@laboon344 Goggins is the one that joins forces with Samuel L Jackson at the end.
@@laboon344 No that's Kurt Russell! Goggins plays the first guy the hangman and Samuel L jackson pick up. He's the new sheriff of the town, where The Hangman is going!
i still quote "Now y'all got me talkin politics,i didnt wanna" as often as i can
Haha. Well I’ll be double dog damned I do the same
I imagine thats pretty often ever since they made breathing political
@@alexsclewis yeah they say shit like "EvEryThInG iS PoLiTiCaL"
@@diesemautokerl2181 I get harrased for leaving my house. Everything is political.
@@diesemautokerl2181 To be fair, most things ARE political in a sense if you dig below the surface. Doesn’t necessarily mean they are controversial, but political still.
This is a very difficult film to edit for RUclips. You did a tremendous job allowing the viewer to see key points while still maintaining watchability through explicit language barriers. Amazing work as always.
No it isn't.
@@MrParkerman6 3 fucking hours compressed to 34 min. Yeah shush, own comment liker.
Definitely need to hit the Tarantino written or co-directed films: From Dusk Til Dawn, Sin City, Natural Born Killers, and True Romance
I was just now going to say that. Lol. Great minds think alike. ( :E
Sin City and Dusk till Dawn are Robert Rodriguez though Tarantino wrote dusk.. He definitely needs to jump into his filmography starting with the Mexico trilogy that dude writes,produces,directs,edits, and does the cinematography on his movies
@@puebloking8280 Tarantino shot the Clive Owen/Benicio Del Toro Designated Driver scene in Sin City
@@SkyThomas1 pretty cool
Tarantino was amazing in From Dusk Til Dawn, def his best acting performance
Don't forget he wrote "True Romance" with Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, Christopher Walken and others. It was directed by Tony Scott
such a great movie
if he does True Romance i'm gonna sub his patreon for the full length video. haven't seen that one in a while and it's one of my all time favorites.
Amazing film, and sadly so unknown.
He also wrote From Dusk Till Dawn (1996). It was directed by Tarantino's best friend Robert Rodriguez.
Such a good movie. Didn’t know Tony Soprano back then
Want another western to watch after this? "Bone Tomahawk". It's a laugh out loud, feel good comedy with Kurt Russell. Trust me 😎
A light hearted family film for sure 😆😆
This is my favourite tarantino movie, the tension, the filming, how is everything tell, i LOVE It (sorry if i spelled something wrong, im from spain haha)
It's funny how smooth the conversation is once they get to the Mini's and how Daisy starts secretly feeding them information through natural conversation.
'Six-Horse' Judy is played by Zoe Bell. Uma Thurman's stunt double for Kill Bill. And for Xena Warrior Princess.
She also played herself in Death Proof.
I love this movie. I mean it’s such a cool concept to have a whole movie in one small setting and still make the tension and story work so well. 🙃
I love this interpretation of John Carpenter's The Thing. Quentin Tarantino even used the same composer for the score. And the fact the Kurt Russell was in this, is the icing on the cake.
My favourite Tarantino film. Saw it 3 times in 70mm during the theatrical run.
I have the booklet sitting on my shelf still
Damn, I'm jealous
Yessssss been waiting for this one 😂😂 now all we need is once upon in Hollywood , Army of darkness and evil dead 😁😁😁 Groovy
Ash vs evil dead sorry 😂😂
give me some sugar baby
I didn't really think I wanted to see Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, but finally saw it and I loved it. Have seen it multiple times.
@@reddwarf9422 it's brilliant, especially towards the end if you no you no 😂😂
@@Y.d.o.b.o.n 'Hail to the king baby '
Can’t wait for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. That’s one of my all time favorites
My favourite Tarantino movie
Definitely my favourite of his, annoys me that so many Tarantino fans disliked it.
@@samuelmcgill Can’t wait for his novelisation of it in June or July
This movie baffles me. I cannot decide what I think about it other than it is by far my least favorite Tarantino movie.
Its been 3 months :(
This definitely is one of favorite Tarantino films. Django, inglorious,pulp fiction and this are my most rewatchable films from him
Chris mannix is probably one of my all time surprising favorite characters from a Tarantino film. His arc is one of the best he’s ever put on film IMO
Obligatory that was a real guitar from the 1800’s which is why Daisy looks so shocked before someone else says it
I love how the layout of the Haberdashery was presented clearly by John's going around to interrogate everyone after arriving. Since this is the space the rest of the film stays in, and the positioning of the characters can be crucial, that subtle tour really was insanely important, but when watching you don't even notice that's what Tarantino is doing.
This is my favorite Tarantino movie, love it so much.
Me to. It his best film
Before Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, just make sure you’re generally familiar with the Manson murders. Otherwise, there will be some crucial, tense scenes that you may not understand otherwise.
This was hands down Sam Jackson's movie. He killed it and it was amazing
Saw this one in theatres on 70mm with the intermission at midpoint. What an experience it was. Great movie in my top 3 Tarantino movies.
This was playing in my local theater evert week for a month on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I wanted to go on premiere Tuesday but my best friend couldn't. We went Thursday instead. Tarantino did a surprise appearance at the Tuesday premiere.
I love how the ending is them reading the fake letter Warren wrote and how Warren pats himself on the back in the letter and how Warren smiles after Manax throws it on the ground after saying "Old Marry Todd that's a nice touch."
brandon: "his face looks a million times better than hers right now"
*2 secs later*
brandon: 😳😳😳😳
CLASSIC. LOL
Your reactions are so good! It's really difficult to find reactors that are genuinely excited about the movie they are watching! Thanks!
Walton Goggins deserves so much more recognition as an actor
The composer Ennio Morricone made the score for this movie. He's most known for The Good The Bad and The Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Thing and more. The music that plays in the scene when Kurt Russell drinks the poisoned coffee was actually composed for John Carpenter's The Thing (1982), but never used in the movie, so Tarantino used the track in this one (also suits it well since this movie seems inspired by The Thing).
Morricone won an Oscar for composing the score for the Hateful Eight.
I was lucky to see him in concert in Copenhagen 2016. Rest in peace, Maestro.
8:27 - Reminder to everyone... Mother's Day is this Saturday May 9th 2021! Don't forget to get your mom or wife something!
My favorite movie of all time. Some of the best dialogue I’ve ever seen
I'm curious to see what Brandon's ranking looks like after OUATIH
It was snowing and Iowa quiet when I walked to the theatre and met a friend to see this. Very fitting to the films mood, we were alone in the theatre and laughed our butts off 👏 and it was a great day. 😃 thx 4 the reminder and reaction sir.
Trivia: Tarantino dug out old cameras from the olde-era that hadn't been used since like, the 1950s, and refitted them and their lenses for this movie to give it an authentic western feel.
I saw this one in the theatre. Such a fun experience.
Fun fact: I live in Ft. Wayne, IN & we have a bar here called O'Sullivans. The bartender Floyd met Tarantino at a party in LA in 1998 the day before the Jackie Brown premiere. The party was at a venue & Tarantino was scoping it out the day before because it's where the after party was going to be after his premiere. Floyd has a picture with him behind the bar. I just finally saw the picture 3 days ago. Floyd said he was incredibly nice & polite, but EXTREMELY chatty. They had a few drinks. Small world.
The Hateful Eight, Inglorious Basterds, and Django Unchained are what I consider to be Tarantino's best works.
I have a funny relation with this movie, at first, i didn't have much of the context of the period (I'm from Mexico) but i got a class about the History of United States, so i rewatch the movie and everything was so much clear and even love the movie much more in my rewatch.
This MIGHT be my favourite Tarantino movie. Love this movie so much
Kurt Russel not knowing who's who in a snowy abandoned place is a winner in my book
I watched The Hateful Eight this year and loved it, Samuel L. Jackson was so amazing in this role.
Brandon you gotta watch Sing Street man. You will not regret watching it
shocked to see this recommendation. TOTALLY AGREE
Watched this with my dad, was a great experience lol we had a great time. Love how wild his movies can get
Love the references to The Thing, as well as the unused Ennio Morricone compositions from The Thing, that QT purchased for the movie
The story was real. When smithers was talking about his son the first time, Sam jackson was in the barn with the horses.
I still believe Sam Jackson should have been nominated for Best Actor that year, he was a titan in this movie.
Walton Goggins is such a good actor. You should check out The Shield at some point. A great show.
True Definitely worth a watch love that show but hated the Shane character but still he did his thing but the first role i thought he was amazing in was Justified he was perfection as Boyed Crowder man rightfully won some Awards for that Role
He’s soooo funny in Vice Principals with Danny McBride
@@BigBossNigg he character in The Shield definitely not the best person in the world but his performance as you said is great. We should really get him to feature it on the channel.
Saw this during its Roadshow Presentation tour. Projected on vintage equipment in 70mm, got a playbill and an intermission and everything.
The intermission dropped right after Samuel L. Jackson shoots the General aka when everyone was peak shock from the story
Tarantino wrote true romance while working at a video store, fun stuff.
This guy's voice is so smooth he should be reacting to Bob ross videos and help people battling with insomnia. I tell you, five minutes of that and you'll be sleeping like a baby.
Walton Goggins standing tall next to some acting giants. Well done man
It's been said that the renovated house where this is filmed is the same one from "Once Upon A Time In The West" (Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda, Claudia Cardinale, Jason Robards).
This movie is Agatha Christie meeting Sergio Leone❤️❤️ this movie is ❤️
Great reaction as always man. Check out 'Knives Out' from 2019 ...another great whodunnit film directed by Rian Johnson with a stellar cast. Was nominated for Best Film at the Oscars
Can’t wait for you to watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and can’t wait for you to see THE scene #IYKYK
People here have mentioned this 'scene', what scene? I've seen the movie several times and I can't think of a 'scene' to me that stands out. Basically almost nothing happens in the movie
Before watching "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" you ABSOLUTELY MUST check out the story (if you never heard of it) of the Charles Manson "family" and the 1969 "Tate-La Bianca" murders, otherwise it's impossible to fully appreciate this absolute Masterpiece! The film takes for granted that the viewer already knows this important piece of american criminal history (and pop culture).
Couldn't agree more. The way he turns the 'Tate' murders on their head at the end of the film is genius.
This has slowly turned into my favorite Tarantino movie. They are all amazing, but there is just something different about this one. The tension especially in the second half is amazing.
Also love that this movie is just a western version of the thing. Even uses the music.
Supposedly, Tarantino had the sound stage they were on refrigerated so we would see the breaths of every character in every shot.
Between this and Bone Tomahawk, '15 was a good year for westerns. Kurt Russell managed to be in both movies too! If you haven't seen the latter, I can't recommend it highly enough.
I always thought Warren was lying about killing Chester Charles.
I definitely think he was lying because Warren is one of the smartest and most cunning characters Tarantino has ever written. The dude is so sly from the Lincoln letter to being the only one to figure everything out. Marquis Warren and Chris Mannnix are two of my favorite Tarantino characters because Samuel L. Jackson and Walton Goggins' chemistry is next level.
@@thefilmeffect6089 I AGREE. And even if he never met Chester, Sandy said that him and his boys did there part. We know that they were rebs, so it stands to reason Sandy and his sons wouldn't have left eachother in battles. So it's safe to assume In Baton Rouge, Warren, Sandy and Chester would all have been there. Which explains why Warren knew Chester had black hair.
Fun Fact: "English" Pete Hicox (Fake Oswaldo Mobary) is the great-grandfather of Lt. Archie Hicox from Inglorious Basterds.
I saw the extended version in theatre when it came out (Christmas week iirc).There was a 15-20mins interlude halfway through so you could go stretch a bit, discuss the first chapters with friends and grab a coffee or something to eat before going back in for the second half. It was a really fun and unique experience.
I love how the evil lady of this movie doesn’t just get some instant death like so many movies where someone’s evil and deserves a painful slow death where they like get to feel “no I lost” but so many movies will have the bad guys last thought be “ha I won” then they get shot in the back of the head so they won’t even have to suffer for torturing a kid or whatever they did
Brandon react to "Sing Street" please you wont regret it
Dude my man yes ily rn
I agree brilliant film
Have never heard of that movie but will give it a watch.
Definitely underrated in Tarantino's filmography in my opinion. It might even be my favourite of his. Another great reaction Brandon, you are a joy during these times! Stay safe and keep these coming :D
This is Tarantino’s most underrated film imo
Fun fact , the actress Zoe Bell that plays " 6 horse Judy" is also stuntwoman. She was a stuntwoman for Uma Thurman in "Kill Bill"
This is Tarantino’s most underrated movie imo. Personally I love it.😎
The reason they had to hammer the door close is because they shot the latch off in the flashback.
Fun Fact: The guitar that Kurt Russel grabs and smashes was supposed to be switched out for a prop first. Instead, he smashes a priceless antique guitar on loan from a museum. Jennifer Jason Leigh's reaction is not acting. 😬
The Martin Museum disagrees with you that this is a fun fact
@@swanneez5246 The last one they lone out for a movie 😅
Check out the thriller “Identity” with John Cusack. It’s a great, confusing mystery of characters.
You asked for similar whodunnit movies so I would suggest to check out "Knives Out" by Ryan Johnson. Great film!
This one is just... Wow. No words to describe the EXPERIENCE that this movie really is. But we all know what comes next. My absolute favorite film in the world, Once upon a time in Hollywood, baby!
17:58
“Ahhh no no no that’s disgusting. Tarantino you madman”
Bro that had me dying haha
It took me 2 or 3 watches to truly appreciate this one to be honest . . .
Wasn't sold straight away, but I've really come to appreciate it now.
I like to think of this as Tarantinos 'Bottle episode'. The limitations he placed on himself (that he rarely does) regarding tone and setting really forced him to focus on plot and character development . . . And I think he did an exceptional job.
"once upon a time in Hollywood" is an awesome movie you'll definitely are going to enjoy it.
IT'S TARANTINO TIME!
Unpopular Opinion: this is my favourite Tarantino -- the dialogue and characterisation and chemistry **chef’s kiss** -- and Samuel L., Kurt Russell and Walton Goggins are phenomenal.
I really liked Hateful 8, such a great film.
You should watch Big Fish. Its a Tim Burton comedy-drama about the relationship between a dying man and his son. Great film
25:32 - OMG the timing on Brandon's line ....... I am dying laughing over here! No pun intended
lol i love that same was still awake at the end i imagine that he crawled away somehow and collected the money lol
Such an excellent film a perfect 10 for me
Apparently you're only watching Tarantino-directed films which just leaves "Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood" but I recommend watching "True Romance" from 1993 which he wrote, it's very Tarantino (and Samuel L. Jackson has a part in it). He also wrote the 1996 "From Dusk Till Dawn" which was directed by Robert Rodriguez, Tarantino has a role in that one.