hateful eight

[RichChap]

I saw it the other day, it was a really cool experience seeing it with the overture, no ads, 70mm ULTRAPANAVISION the intermission and the cool program they gave us.

I'm a big fan of Tarantino for Pulp Fiction and especially for his masterpiece Inglorious Basterds (in my opinion). Not crazy about most of his other movies but I really respect him a lot in general despite his ultra cringey personality in some interviews.

Ultimately this was definitely not one of my favorite films of his but the experience of seeing it the way we did was really cool an unique. The film felt very experimental overall and I'm really not a fan of "the western" as a genre/setting, but I'm super glad I saw it the way I did.

[spoiler]the whole beginning I thought was super boring until obviously the part right before the intermission which was one of the most disgusting tarantino scenes ever. really glad I only saw this with my brothers and not the rest of my family. I think it could have been cool if it felt like he was building tension until that part where it got released but instead it just felt like the whole movie had kind of a baseline amount of tension throughout with a couple of peaks in certain spots, rather than going from zero tension to 100% tense over the course of a few minutes like he does in his other movies.[/spoiler]


what did you guys think who saw it? are you going to see it? do you have any interest?


supposedly tarantino is only making 2 more films after this. would really like to see him explore a different genre and I really think it could be great to see him to back to the same setting/genre of Pulp Fiction, that seemed to suit him so well.

[SrsSam77]

wasn't this the anti-white and anti-cop film about le ebul white ppl

[Gladius]

isn't it the one where quentin can't keep his bbc homoerotic cuckold fantasies off the screen anymore

(why is the great kurt russell in this anyway)

[Bamyasi]

See it in 70mm.

For your health.